B2B gaming supplier Push Gaming has launched Fang City, a sleek and suspenseful slot that combines ever-popular Push Gaming features.
Set in a futuristic world, this game sees wolves with pointy teeth engaging in activities reminiscent of humans while featuring popular mechanics such as scatter pays, multiplier symbols, and cascading combos.
Developed with a clear focus on enhancing player engagement, Fang City combines suspense-driven features with a bold aesthetic to deliver a memorable gaming experience. The game reintroduces some of Push Gaming’s most popular mechanics in fresh and innovative ways, ensuring both familiarity and a new perspective.
A standout element is the revitalised Reveal Feature, previously seen in titles such as Big Bamboo and Razor Returns. In Fang City, this mechanic returns with added depth, enabling players to uncover collectors, converters, multipliers, and the high-stakes max win coin, a symbol that awards the top prize instantly when triggered.
The free spins feature adds an extra dimension, incorporating a persistent multiplier that builds throughout the round. This structure has been designed to foster anticipation and provide a strong sense of progression, aligning with Push Gaming’s commitment to creating immersive, volatile gameplay that holds player attention.
Fang City reflects Push Gaming’s continued commitment to delivering innovative, player-first design. By blending proven features with fresh presentation, it caters to evolving player preferences while offering operators a compelling new addition to their portfolios.
Mike Engan, Game Producer at Push Gaming, said: “With Fang City, we wanted to create something that felt recognisable but still full of surprises. The reveal feature has always been one of our most exciting mechanics, and giving it a new edge, especially with the max win coin, takes the thrill to the next level. This is a game built around excitement and anticipation, from the pay anywhere layout to the growing multiplier in free spins. It’s dark, it’s stylish, and it packs plenty of bite.”
