Greentube unleashes seasonal treat with a twist in Diamond Link™: Mighty Santa™

Featuring a tattooed Mighty Santa and his mean-looking reindeer Rudolph, this graphically innovative game challenges the look and feel of the usual Christmas fare while continuing to push boundaries by evolving the ever-popular Diamond Link™mechanic.

Players can get rocking around the tree in a feature-rich game that boasts stunning gameplay across five reels with 25 win lines and Santa’s sack is full of gifts for lucky players who have been well-behaved this year, thanks to the new goodies within the Hold N Spin mechanic.

There are four jackpots, including the Grand Jackpot, while the Diamond Link™ Hold N Spinfeature has a stunning upgrade which can present additional neon Diamond symbols. This means Diamonds can now award normal wins, jackpots and one of the following new additional features: Wild Spin, Sticky Spin and Colossal Spin. The winnings from these spins are added to the total Diamond Link™ feature win, for a perfect treat to place under the tree.

There is further festive cheer to be had when landing five Diamonds on the reels at the same time in the base game. This triggers a respin, handing the player a second chance at being delivered a sixth Diamond to trigger Hold N Spin.

Diamond Link™:  Mighty Santa™ is the fifth entry into Greentube’s popular series that also comprises Diamond Link™: Mighty Emperor™, Diamond Link™: Mighty Sevens, Diamond Link™: Oasis Riches ™ and Diamond Link™: Mighty Elephant ™.

Steve Cross, Director of Games Development and Operations at Greentube, said: “The Diamond Link™ series continues to go from strength to strength and by introducing our rocking new Mighty Santa character into the festive fun, we believe we are onto another winner for players all over the world.

“The new neon Diamonds bring an element of added spice into the Hold N Spin feature, and we are confident that players will enjoy aiming for big wins including the Grand Jackpot, which could put the icing on someone’s holiday cake this year.”