The Deal or No Deal™ theme remains a huge draw for players across multiple markets and this latest release marks the 12^th variant of the licence by Blueprint. The gameplay retains many of the familiar characteristics associated with the TV show, with the addition of new mechanics designed to elevate the user experience.

The developer has introduced a Cashpot system to the base gameplay, where three or more appearances of the trademark red box will instantly payout a cash prize of up to 5000x bet. Players also have greater control over their gaming session with the Banker’s Exchange, offering the opportunity to swap their pot win for the chance to win a far bigger prize.

During the Free Spins round, a new multiplier trail adds an extra spice to proceedings where gold symbols in view will increase the win multiplier by up to x20 bet.

The new game launch underpins Blueprint’s position as the leading developer of content featuring the Deal or No Deal™ IP.  The company continues to evolve the license by reimagining the way it is utilised alongside slot mechanics and plans to release more games featuring the brand later this year.

Jo Purvis, Director of Key Accounts and Marketing UK, at Blueprint Gaming, said: “Deal or No Deal™: Golden Game offers a new form of entertainment for those who love slots inspired by the popular TV show and marks another strong addition to our offering.

“The Cashpots and win multiplier trail provide something different for players to experience, while there’s the added mystery of discovering the contents from within those iconic red boxes and what the banker has to offer.”

Lex Scott, Commercial Director at Banijay Brands, said: “Banijay Brands has an exciting and diverse portfolio of world-renowned, evergreen titles that have wide appeal to players across the iGaming market.

“The Blueprint Gaming team continues to find new and imaginative ways of evolving the Deal or No Deal™ brand and they have once again delivered a quality title that is sure to resonate with new and existing players.”