GAMOMAT has released Frooty Troupe – Cirque du Monéy, bringing the long-running adventures of its playful fruit characters to an end with a circus-themed final instalment.

The online slot is presented on a 5x3 grid with 10 paylines and introduces a Curtain Feature designed to transform the reels.

Landing a Curtain Symbol on reel three activates the mechanic, which can convert up to three visible symbol types into Wilds. After completing the transformation, the Curtain also changes into a Wild.

The selection of symbols varies each time the feature is triggered. This means its impact on the grid can differ from one activation to the next, potentially opening new ways to create winning combinations.

Cirque du Monéy serves as the concluding chapter of GAMOMAT’s Frooty Troupe collection. The series was developed to offer accessible gameplay within bright, character-led worlds, with the mischievous cast previously appearing in beach, arcade and Gold Club settings.

The circus brings the characters together for their final outing, giving each member of the troupe another opportunity to take the spotlight.

Alongside its headline Curtain Feature, the game delivers a maximum win of 500x the stake. Card Gamble and Ladder Gamble are also included as optional features for players seeking further gameplay beyond the main reels.

GAMOMAT is making Frooty Troupe – Cirque du Monéy available through its G-RGS Remote Gaming Server and the Bragg HUB. These distribution channels will support the title’s rollout across regulated markets.

The developer will present Cirque du Monéy at SBC Summit Lisbon later this month. Visitors to stand B521 will be able to play the new game and view a wider selection of titles from GAMOMAT.

GAMOMAT Chief Brand & Design Officer (CBDO) Sabine Müller said:

“Frooty Troupe has always been a very colourful and playful series, with characters bursting with personality. For the final game, we wanted to create a setting that fits this world and brings the whole group together once again. The circus gave us the perfect stage for that. Cirque du Monéy feels like a natural ending to the story and gives the Frooty Troupe one last big appearance.”