Series
Honey Rush series
Honey Rush series: the 7x7 cluster grid under rising pressure
Honey Rush began in 2019 when Play'n Go fixed the franchise around a 7x7 honeycomb-style grid, cluster wins, cascades, multipliers and sticky wilds. Later Honey Rush slots kept that dense board but raised the maximum win, added more explicit feature rounds and made wild movement increasingly important.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Honey RushPlay'n Go | 2019 | 94.5% | High volatility | 69 |
 Honey Rush 100LatestPlay'n Go | 2023 | 96.2% | High volatility | 83 |
 Honey Rush Black and YellowPlay'n Go | — | 96.25% | High volatility | 86 |
Honey Rush established the high-volatility base with a 9,000x ceiling and 94.5% RTP. Winning clusters clear through cascades, while its bonus meter, sticky wilds and multiplier system reward sequences that develop across the grid. The original's identity comes from accumulation rather than paylines or a conventional reel-by-reel free-spins structure.
Honey Rush 100 expanded the formula in 2023 without abandoning the 7x7 layout. Free spins, symbol swapping and an energy-collection layer give the cascades more routes into bonus play, while the maximum rises to 15,000x and RTP to 96.2%. It also broadens the stake range from 0.2-5 to 0.1-50, making the sequel a larger step in both feature access and exposure.
Honey Rush Black and Yellow pushes the same cluster framework to a 20,000x ceiling and 96.25% RTP. Increasing multipliers, walking wilds, wild multipliers and fixed jackpots shift more value onto symbols that persist or move through cascades. The series therefore evolves by intensifying the grid: sticky wild accumulation first, broader bonus control in Honey Rush 100, then mobile wilds and jackpot pressure in Black and Yellow.