Wazdan launches Bells of Fortune slot with dual bonus mechanics

Wazdan has released Bells of Fortune, a new slot combining its Click to Grand and Hold the Jackpot features to boost potential Grand Jackpot payouts.

Wazdan launches Bells of Fortune slot with dual bonus mechanics

Wazdan has released Bells of Fortune, a new online slot title built around two linked bonus mechanics designed to increase the likelihood of Grand Jackpot wins.

The game is played on a 4x4 reel set alongside a Bells Matrix positioned to the right of the grid, which collects Bell symbols landing during base play. Once the matrix is fully filled, it triggers the Bells of Fortune Bonus Game, which uses Wazdan’s Click to Grand mechanic. Here, players choose three gates from a pool of 16, each potentially revealing jackpot icons, multipliers of up to 9x, instant cash prizes, or a newly introduced +1 Click option that extends further choices.

Hold the Jackpot returns

The release also brings back Wazdan’s established Hold the Jackpot feature. Players can win the Grand Jackpot, worth 1000x, by filling all 16 reel positions with Bonus symbols. The supplier’s Cash Infinity mechanic adds a further layer, increasing the odds of entering the Hold the Jackpot bonus if a Bonus symbol lands within the four central grid positions.

Additionally, Bells of Fortune incorporates Wazdan’s proprietary Chance Level feature, giving players three selectable bet multiplier options that can raise potential jackpot winnings.

Company comment

Michał Imiołek, Chief Executive Officer at Wazdan, said the title was designed to appeal to both new and experienced players by pairing familiar slot mechanics with newer features such as Click to Grand. He described the game as strategic and rewarding, built to encourage strong player engagement and significant win potential, calling it one of the company’s more notable recent launches.

Wazdan describes itself as an iGaming developer producing mobile-first slot content for more than 30 regulated markets, releasing over 40 new titles annually.

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