Booming Games Unveils Farmyard Slot Henhouse Hustle: Hold and Win

Booming Games has released its latest video slot, Henhouse Hustle: Hold and Win, a farmyard-themed title that debuted on July 23. The game features a 5×3 reel layout with 20 fixed paylines and offers a top payout of 6,000 times the stake.

Set in a colourful barnyard backdrop, the slot centres on chickens, henhouses, and a fox. In the base game, Golden Eggs accumulate in a Collection Pot. Landing three Golden Eggs on the middle reels triggers a free spins round, with the cash value of the eggs moving above the reels. Each subsequent Golden Egg that appears during free spins awards that accumulated value, potentially unlocking substantial returns.

Special boost symbols can increase egg prizes to the next level—multiplying them by factors from 1x to 5x—and extra spin symbols grant one to five additional free spins. Boost symbols can elevate prize-pot values to 10x-1,000x, corresponding to the Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand progressive prizes.

A Hold and Win bonus activates when five or more egg symbols land anywhere on the reels. This feature starts with three respins, during which only egg symbols are active. Any new egg symbol that lands becomes sticky and resets the respin counter to three. Filling all 15 positions with eggs awards the Grand prize. If the triggering set includes three golden eggs, a Combo Bonus is awarded, merging the Hold and Win and free spins rounds into a Super Bonus.

Players can purchase direct access to the Bonus or the Combo Bonus for 75x or 150x their bet, respectively. A Boost+ feature, available during base play, increases the bet by 1.25x and raises the odds of triggering the bonus features.

Craig Asling, director of games at Booming Games, commented: “Packed with a host of innovative new features which offer fast-paced, high stakes gameplay, Henhouse Hustle: Hold and Win is the latest example of Booming Games’ market-leading capabilities.” He added that the fox, which steals golden eggs, “adds a real sense of theatre to the game,” expressing confidence it will appeal to players.