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Prairie-Themed Slot Launch and Design
On Monday, July 27, 2026, leading iGaming content provider Spinomenal announced the release of Buffalo Rampage – Blast The Bonus 3×3, a new successor to last October’s Hold & Hit release. The title transports players back to the prairie, featuring a 3×3 grid guarded by a red-eyed buffalo amidst gold piles, red rock formations, and fading cacti horizons. An ’80s-inspired synth soundtrack heightens the intensity as players charge through the game, complemented by rising arpeggios when gold coins stack and a roar from the buffalo when it joins the action.
Bonus Mechanics and Special Features
Buffalo Rampage – Blast The Bonus 3×3 strips traditional elements back by eliminating regular symbols, ensuring every payout originates from the Bonus Game. Triggered by landing three symbols on the middle row, the feature grants three spins while keeping triggering symbols locked, with the spin counter resetting upon every new symbol appearance. Empty spaces can randomly populate with Sticky Bonus, Collect, and Mystery symbols, alongside x1 to x5 bet-based jackpot multipliers.
Sticky Bonus symbols worth x6 to x9 the bet can land during base play and hold their positions until the feature triggers. During the bonus round, Collect symbols gather values from all Bonus, Sticky Bonus, Jackpot, and other Collect symbols. Mystery symbols appearing in base or bonus play remain hidden until the round concludes, revealing themselves as Bonus, Collect, or Jackpot symbols.
Additionally, grid positions can accumulate multipliers, and filling all nine cells awards the Grand Jackpot for an extra x1000 payout, capped at x5000, with a Buy option available for direct feature access. The Bonus Blast Feature can also activate randomly in the base game when key symbols hit the middle row, spreading extra symbols to trigger the Bonus Game alongside a Multiplier Cell Event.
Omer Henya, Co-CEO at Spinomenal, commented:
“Buffalo Rampage has been a strong performer for us, and this is a fresh take on the popular original. Every symbol on the grid is worth something, and the synth soundtrack gives the Wild West a completely different feel.”
