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Pocket Games Soft
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36 Connecting Ways
Meet Mia. She's a young reporter with a knack for reading the weather, and in Tornado Rampage she's done something reckless: parked herself at the edge of a record-breaking super tornado to broadcast it live. Thunder cracks, palm trees bend flat, and debris flies past the lens. That debris, by the way, is your symbol set. Pink taxis, a red van, a purple scooter, bicycles and canoes all get flung around the screen, joined by glossy card royals rendered as coloured bubbles. It's PG Soft doing comic-book chaos, and it looks great.
The maths is friendlier than the theme suggests. You're playing 36 Connecting Ways across a diamond-shaped 5-reel grid (3-4-5-4-3 rows), with a 96.75% RTP and medium volatility. Hit frequency lands at a generous 38.76%, so wins land often even if most stay modest. Bets run from EUR 0.20 to EUR 100, and the ceiling is 5,000x your stake. No jackpots here, and no buy-bonus button either, which some players will miss. I don't, honestly. It keeps the pacing honest.
Two wilds do the heavy lifting. The green tornado is a standard Wild. The Golden Wild is the reason to care. When one lands in a win, it grabs a x2 multiplier (or +1 if it already carries one), then triggers a Respin. On that respin every Golden Wild sticks, and each one travels a single step clockwise around the rings, outer to inner toward the centre. Every win is multiplied by the combined Golden Wild multipliers, and fresh Golden Wilds keep the respins retriggering. Is it as wild as a bonus buy? No. But watching one grinder wild loop the grid, fattening up each pass, does the job.
Free Spins push the same idea further. Land 3 Scatters (Mia's own screaming face) for 8 spins, with +2 for each extra Scatter and +1 symbols adding a spin apiece. Now the Golden Wilds don't just travel, they stay for the whole round, climbing higher every spin they win. Stack a couple and the multipliers compound fast.
So what you've got is a bright, punchy PG Soft release with a clean hook. The travelling wild carries the whole session, and when it clicks, it really clicks.