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(AsiaGameHub) –   Fast-growing content provider adds candy-hued chaos to the reels

Well-known iGaming content creator BGaming delivers a sweet treat with the release of its newest slot game, Sugar Merge Up.

This new entry in BGaming’s #Entertainment gaming category welcomes players to a candy-themed universe guided by a fun jelly bear mascot. With the 6×6 cluster-pay grid packed full of vibrant candies and sweets, players might want to schedule a dentist visit beforehand.

BGaming’s beloved Merge Up mechanic is back. This cascade-style feature causes winning symbols to combine and level up to the next higher-value symbol, opening up opportunities for larger wins in subsequent cascades.

The game expands on the gameplay of the hit Merge Up 2 slot, offering players fresh ways to create combos and land big wins. The standout new addition is the Bubblegum symbol—once formed, it can burst and eliminate up to 8 adjacent symbols. It then boosts any multipliers in those cells before transforming into a Scatter.

Scatters are the key to unlocking the Free Spins bonus, with up to 30 free spins up for grabs. This bonus round can be extended by landing three or more Scatters during its active phase.

For those with a sweet tooth eager to dive right into the action, Sugar Merge Up provides two booster modes as part of six total Buy Bonus options.

The Chance ×2 booster is available for 1.2 times the player’s stake. The Random Booster adds random multipliers up to ×128 per spin for 10 times the bet, while the Booster ×16 ensures ×16 multipliers cover the entire grid each spin for 40 times the stake. The three Free Spins Buy Bonus options range in price from ×100 to ×500.

Julia Alekseeva, CPO at BGaming, said, “Sugar Merge Up takes all the elements players loved about Merge Up 2 and makes them even sweeter. The extra bonus features boost player engagement, while the multiple Booster and Buy Bonus options offer plenty of flexibility.

Candy themes are always a hit with players, and given the explosive, colorful nature of the Merge Up mechanic, it was only a matter of time before the two were combined.”