Hit developer invites players to explore a world of wonder where wild respins can conjure up magical wins in first slot launched by Twin Win Games via the SwinttStudios programme

Malta, 16 July 2024: Up-and-coming Kyiv-based studio, Twin Win Games and leading online casino software provider, Swintt, are thrilled to announce the launch of Cheshire’s Luck – a new fantasy-themed slot where wild respins will soon have players grinning as wide as the titular cat!

Launched via the latter’s SwinttStudios programme – a unique initiative that empowers third-party studios to launch their own titles via Swintt’s existing network and infrastructure – Cheshire’s Luck is the first collaboration between the pair and invites players to embark on a whimsical journey through the enigmatic feline’s domain in search of a top prize of 737x their bet.

Set to a backdrop of magical moonlit woods, the game features a variety of coloured potions and curious creatures as its unique icons. The Cheshire Cat can also appear as a wild symbol and expands to fill the reel for potentially huge wins.

Not only that, but any visits from this mysterious moggy on reels two, three or four will also result in players being awarded a free respin with the expanded wild remaining locked in place, while any subsequent Cheshire Cat symbols will also re-trigger this effect to further prolong the feature.

In this manner, it’s possible for players to hit multiple respins on each new game round, thereby increasing the game’s potential hit rate to a generous 29% and ensuring that players won’t leave this enchanted realm empty handed when they finally do decide to venture back to the real world.

David Mann, Chief Executive Officer at Swintt, said: “With our SwinttStudios programme providing a great way for boutique studios to put their slots in the spotlight, we’re delighted to announce our first collaboration with Twin Win Games in Cheshire’s Luck. Taking players on a magical journey where big wins abound, we’re sure it’ll soon have them grinning from ear to ear!”