Big Time Gaming Presents Big Bad Bison Slot Game

It combines the grandeur of the Great Plains of America with the famed Megaways mechanic.

Big Time Gaming Presents Big Bad Bison Slot Game

Big Time Gaming (BTG), which is owned by Evolution, has added a new slot machine called Big Bad Bison to their library of games.

Big Bad Bison is a high volatility slot that is currently available on Evolution's network and will go on sale to the general public the following week.

It combines the grandeur of the Great Plains of America with the famed Megaways mechanic. With the exception of a few brief moments when an emotional cry from an American Eagle in the wild may be heard, the stunning American scenery and the Spaghetti Western score take centre stage.

The base game's reels are covered with single symbol wilds, which increase wins with random multipliers. Also, because this is a Megaways game, there could be as many as 117,649 ways to win.

The Free Spins phase, where the multipliers build up for huge prizes, brings the countryside to life. In the Free Spins round, the minimum density will drop by 1 with each retrigger. By selecting the Bonus Buy icon, you may jump right into the action by paying 50 times your wager for 12 Free Spins. Alternatively, use Win Exchange to convert sizable wins into Bonus Spins.

Nik Robinson, CEO of BTG, said,

"Big Bad Bison is packed with all the exciting features and mechanics you've come to expect from our games,"

"The cinematography of the graphics will make you spellbound, an awesome soundtrack to match, and explosive playability, grasping player's attention to herd epic wins! What more could you want in a slot?"

Nicholas Peters, Evolution's principal business development officer for Europe, stated:

"BTG has been reshaping the industry with their games and mechanics for many years, and each new release is always a standout offering. "We're thrilled we get to debut this game on our network simply because it's so much fun to play, and we think that means it's going to be a big hit."