Games Global launches dragon-themed slot Fyrefang Cash Uncovered

Games Global has released Fyrefang Cash Uncovered, a new addition to its Cash Uncovered slot series developed by exclusive partner studio High Limit Studio, as of 13th August 2025.

The 5x3 slot centres on a dragon character named Fyrefang and combines collect mechanics, scalable bonus features and free spins that include roaming wild symbols.

Core mechanics

The game’s central Cash Uncovered feature pays out all visible credit prizes whenever Wild or Dragon symbols appear across the reels. The Fyrefang character can add extra Wilds to the grid, uncovering further symbols and prizes worth up to 50x.

A Lucky Levels system builds up the longer a player continues, adding features to the first reel such as Hot Spin symbols along with Collect, Double Collect and Triple Collect variants that reveal, repeat or multiply Cash Uncovered rewards.

A Roaming Wilds Trail runs alongside the base game, with pairs of Bell symbols collected along the trail. Landing three or more Bells triggers eight free spins, while completing the trail with all nine Wilds in play launches a free spins round containing up to nine roaming Wilds.

A Wheel Bonus is triggered once Dragon Coins fill a chest displayed above the reels. When full, the chest opens to activate a prize wheel offering payouts between 10x and 2500x.

Comments

Adrian Wotton, Creative Director at High Limit Studio, said the title builds on elements that had proved popular in earlier Cash Uncovered games, adding that the combination of Lucky Levels, the Roaming Wilds Trail and the Wheel Bonus was designed to deliver immersive gameplay.

Andy Booth, Chief Product Officer at Games Global, said High Limit Studio continued to build momentum with its releases, describing Fyrefang Cash Uncovered as a showcase for the studio’s visual style and layered game mechanics, combining scalable rewards with strong audiovisual design.

High Limit Studio operates as an exclusive content partner within the Games Global network, which includes 42 in-house and partnered studios that have produced more than 1,400 proprietary games over the past two decades.