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Playson, the fast-growing digital entertainment supplier, has released Mammoth Peak: Hold and Win, a feature-filled title that transports players to a chilly prehistoric wilderness.

Stacked Wilds depicting the iconic mammoth dominate the gameplay and become 2x multipliers during Free Spins, doubling the wins on each payline they appear on.

The title’s new-look Bonus Game powered by the popular Hold and Win mechanic requires Bonus symbols to form a winning line, delivering the potential of a burning hot payout. Additional no-value symbols lend players a helping hand to fill the bottom row and boost the chances of securing wins.

Win potential during the Bonus Game is further elevated by the inclusion of four different jackpots, including the Grand Jackpot which gives players the opportunity to win 1,000x their stake.

In addition, the volcano feature activates randomly, triggering the Bonus Game by dispersing extra Bonus symbols onto the reels during the main game or Free Spins, granting players the chance to win an additional Bonus Game.

Mammoth Peak: Hold and Win exemplifies the quality of Playson’s enthralling portfolio, as well as its ability to take the Hold and Win genre of slots forward with new concepts to the Bonus Game.

Tamas Kusztos, Chief Commercial Officer at Playson, said: “Mammoth Peak: Hold and Win is another worthy addition to our renowned library of slots, continuing our release of some truly fantastic titles in 2023.

“This game is packed full of different features, including our fantastic Bonus Game that provides players with a new way to claim winnings, ensuring they have a new experience to discover.”

Natalia Shkarbanova, Product Owner at Playson, said: “This slot is a dazzling addition to our expanding portfolio and it showcases a number of features that Playson is renowned for, alongside the captivating graphics.

“We are constantly looking at ways to evolve our slots offering and Mammoth Peak: Hold and Win is a great example of us putting our stamp on the market.”