Bee Hive Bonanza

What is it about bees that makes people warm to them so much? Is it their cutely industrious nature, snuffling about flowers, collecting pollen with their little bee hands, most partially covered in fur? Or is it simply the utilitarian fact we get honey from them? Maybe it's a mixture of all of these things which have created this unique relationship between people and insect. We definitely don't see many beetles, flies, or termites in online slots, even though they have important roles to play in the biosphere. Cockroaches did star inFolsom Prison, but that was made byNolimit City, and you know, they're on a different tangent. Back to bees, and NetEnt has expertly incorporated them in Bee Hive Bonanza to create a neatly playable game. Scatter pay slots tend to be the domain ofPragmatic Playand theirSweet Bonanza-style games, but Bee Hive Bonanza gives them a run for the money. It does this in several ways. For one, Avalanche runs can be lengthy indeed. On a good roll, it's not so much scatter wins that are the star. Instead, it's possible to hit solid sequences of repeat Bee symbol cash collects, and while the multiplier values might not seem high (x2 from the Multiplier Beehive and x5 max from the scatter collect meter), they can work well together to build decent wins. In a similar spirit toRelax Gaming'sCluster Tumble, Bee Hive Bonanza's repeat win/Avalanche triggers could be surprisingly lengthy. Collect a bunch of pollen, and you're looking at a maximum win of5,000x the bet. The NetEnt hive has teamed up to produce a well-designed scatter paying slot alternative, with a nice interaction of Avalanches, cash prize collects with adders or multipliers, and free spins. It might not happen every time, but when Bee Hive Bonanza comes together just so, the consecutive wins and cash collects flow like warm honey over toast.