Another world first innovation with Star Quest! The game builds on the great success of Dragon Born and Queen of Riches featuring BTG’s unique patented MEGAWAYS™ system that gives each spin the potential of playing up to 117,649 ways to win in both directions.
GEMS GONE WILD is a jewel-filled galactic adventure from top slots developer Red Tiger Gaming. With ingeniously balanced mathematics, clear features and a crisp, cosmic backdrop, players are launched into a glittering space adventure where any gem can turn wild and each new wild triggers a free respin!
Cruise down the Galactic Speedway towards supernova riches. Watch out for the spinning galaxy symbol to trigger the Rotator feature.

Set in retro futuristic interstellar jet-powered sports car, Galactic Speedway is sure to captivate both old school slot fans as well as the next generation of gamers. Booming Games knows the landscape of online gaming demographics is shifting, and we’re ready to take the future with a combination of super cool graphics with mind-blowing special features.
Welcome to the realm of debris and space detritus, where you oversee the largest furnace in the expansive cosmos. With the Incinerator at your command, you're perpetually on the cusp of landing a monumental victory, thanks to the Wild Pattern Feature triggered after three consecutive drops.

Victory smiles upon the player when three or more identical symbols align on a payline, commencing from the leftmost position. Once symbols form a winning combination and rewards are granted, they vanish from the game, making space for fresh symbols to cascade down.

Upon achieving three successive wins, a cluster of symbols transforms into wilds according to a predefined arrangement displayed on the interface's left side. This cycle repeats if three more wins are secured.

The wild patterns come in two variants: Normal and Super. Refer to the pay table for the probabilities associated with each type.

Typically, the initial wild pattern in each round will be a Normal pattern, although there's a possibility it could be a Super pattern. Subsequent wild patterns unfailingly adhere to the Super pattern category.

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