Evoplay introduced another slot in its July 2026 line-up in the form of Safari Coins. The new title is themed around animals and a safari experience and revolves around lions, coins, multipliers and fixed jackpots.
According to the official Evoplay slot game page, Safari Coins is a video slot with Bonus Buy support and an RTP of 96.21%. The release date is July 2026, thus making the game one of the provider’s newest offerings in July.
The game doesn’t seem to be a typical payline slot game. The key element of the gameplay is a Bonus Game. In the base game, three symbols of any kind in the middle row will open the feature. During the activation of the Bonus Game, the symbols will remain on the reels until the feature ends. The round starts with three spins and each appearance of a new symbol resets the spin number to three.
One of the main features is Lion’s Roar. This feature appears randomly during the base game and the Bonus Game, adding multipliers ranging between x2 and x15 to random positions on the reels. Should the feature appear again, multipliers may appear at different positions or their value may increase.
Among other things, Safari Coins offers such features as Bonus symbols, Sticky Bonus symbols, Mystery symbols and Jackpot Bonus symbols. The slot has four fixed jackpots – Mini, Mega, Super and Grand. Grand Jackpot is awarded for filling all 15 available positions during the Bonus Game.
Safari Coins is one more example of how the current slot providers tend to simplify the gameplay and shorten the time needed to access bonuses and features. Rather than offering numerous base game wins, the slot is focused on waiting for the moment, collecting symbols and progressing through the bonus round.
New Zealand gamers following the latest online slot game releases may see Safari Coins as another example of the type of mobile casino content that is becoming common nowadays. For more detailed information on this type of casino products, you may use our mobile pokies guide as well.
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