Light & Wonder has expanded its seasonal line-up with Toymaker Magic, a winter-themed release from its in-house studio Lightning Box. The game is live exclusively with Rush Street Interactive in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ontario.
Set inside a toy workshop, the slot offers 243 ways to win, high-volatility gameplay and a maximum win potential of 4,000x the bet. Toymaker Magic introduces transformation and collect mechanics that cycle over sequences of five spins to build anticipation.
During base play, Robot, Teddy and Horse Toy Plans can be upgraded into completed toys when paired with the Scatter Hammer Upgrade symbol. On the fifth spin of each cycle, Wild Collect appears and can award prizes including the minor and major when toys land alongside it.
The Free Games feature expands on the mechanic. Completing all three toy plans within a five-spin cycle awards eight Free Games, where Wild Collect can deliver additional prizes and extra spins. Scatter Multiplying Hammer symbols can add multipliers of up to 4x to toy wins.
Minor and major fixed prizes can be triggered multiple times when their corresponding toys land with Wild Collect, adding replay value.
Michael Maokhamphiou, Studio Director at Lightning Box, said: “Toymaker Magic is the perfect holiday release, combining a charming winter workshop setting with inventive features that create anticipation and excitement. With cash prizes, multipliers and engaging collect mechanics, it offers strong seasonal appeal and enduring value for operators.”
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Light & Wonder has expanded its seasonal line-up with Toymaker Magic, a winter-themed release from its in-house studio Lightning Box. The game is live exclusively with Rush Street Interactive in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ontario. Set inside a toy workshop, the slot offers 243 ways to win, high-volatility gameplay and a maximum win potential…
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