Black Mamba

The Black Mamba is a 5-reel, 5-row grid slot that utilises the cluster pays mechanics. To score a win, the symbols on the grid must form a winning cluster. Then, they disappear from the grid and new symbols appear. The new ones can form another winning combination and so forth.

Other than that, the Black Mamba slot is playable across desktop and mobile devices, and accepts bets in the range 0.20 – £100 per spin. The low-value symbols are represented by music related objects – headphones, microphones, drumsticks, etc. The Black Mamba band members are the better-paying symbols.

The slot has two wilds – the band logo, and the vocalist Martina Cori.

Solo Features

The solo features are randomly triggered after a losing spin. Depending on which band member stands next to the reels, you get different modifiers:
Alexandra – two symbol sets are removed from the grid
Cecilia – extra wilds appear on the grid
Fred – symbol transformation properties
Martina – can be triggered only during the free spins and the Concert feature. When triggered, the bottom row is demolished, except for the wild symbols
Charge Meter – every win you score fills the charge meter. When you fill 4 out of the 6 positions, the Concert feature is activated. When you fill all positions, you get a multiplier.

Free Spins

Clear the whole grid with wins to trigger the free spins round that comes with multipliers and a possible trigger of the Concert feature.

Bottom line

Is the Black Mamba Play’n GO’s answer to NetEnt’s Ozzy Osbourne? This would not the first time when Play’n GO is borrowing ideas from NetEnt. Back in the days, NetEnt threatened to take legal actions against Play’n GO because of a slot, bearing striking resemblance to the iconic Starburst.

Anyway, no matter if Play’n GO is a copycat or this is a pure coincidence, the Black Mamba is a slot that will surely get a huge mass appeal once it hits the largest online casinos on November 14th, 2019.