BGaming releases Divine Queen: Power of Sun slot, sequel adds Cell Multipliers

BGaming has released Divine Queen: Power of Sun, a new instalment in its Divine Queen series and the direct sequel to Divine Queen: Heart of Ice, the company announced on 2 October 2026. The title uses a pay-anywhere mechanic paying for clusters of eight or more matching symbols, combines cascading wins with a Cell Multiplier system that can reach ×128, and carries an RTP of 97% with a maximum win capped at ×5,000 the stake.

Game mechanics and pay-anywhere cluster wins

Divine Queen: Power of Sun departs from traditional paylines by using a pay-anywhere, cluster-based payout. Any group of eight or more matching symbols landing anywhere on the grid constitutes a win. Winning symbols are removed from the play area and replaced by cascading new symbols, creating the potential for consecutive wins from a single spin.

The cascade sequence is linked to BGaming's Cell Multipliers. When a winning symbol clears, the vacated cell is populated by a multiplier. If that cell later forms part of another winning cluster, the multiplier doubles. This doubling continues until it reaches the cap of ×128 in a single cell. The combination of cascades and stacking multipliers is designed to lengthen winning sequences and concentrate potential payout value into later cascades.

Cell Multipliers and volatility

Cell Multipliers are the headline mechanic for the release. They appear only in cells vacated by winning symbols and are persistent for the duration of the cascade sequence; they do not reset between cascades until the spin sequence ends. Each time a multiplier-bearing cell participates in a subsequent win, its value doubles up to the maximum of ×128.

BGaming describes the slot as medium-high volatility. The profile suggests moderately frequent but potentially large sequences driven by the cascade-plus-multiplier interaction. The studio sets the RTP at 97%, and the maximum payout from a single spin is ×5,000 the player's stake.

Bonuses: Free Spins, Buy Features and Scatter behaviour

The Sun Goddess serves as the Scatter symbol in Divine Queen: Power of Sun. Landing four or more Scatter symbols triggers the Free Spins bonus, according to BGaming's product notes. The developer also built a suite of Buy Features to give players direct access to the bonus mechanics.

Available Buy Features include:

• a Chance ×10 option that increases the odds of triggering Free Spins;

• Boosters that add Multiplier Cells directly to the grid at the start of a spin;

• direct purchases of entry into Free Spins or Super Free Spins, with the Super Free Spins mode beginning with a ×2 multiplier in every cell.

The Buy Features are aimed at players who prefer immediate access to bonus rounds rather than waiting for scatter outcomes during base-play. They also let operators present different price points for bonus entry.

Design, character and market positioning

BGaming says the Sun Goddess character design for Power of Sun was inspired by current market trends and player preferences observed by its design team. The studio emphasises visual continuity with earlier Divine Queen entries while introducing new thematic elements and a brighter core motif centred on solar imagery.

Yana Drabianok, Game Design Team Lead at BGaming, said:

"When developing Divine Queen: Power of Sun, we wanted to ensure we captured everything players loved about the original Divine Queen game while also adding some new, unique elements."

Drabianok added that the Cell Multipliers were intended to extend gameplay sequences and support larger win opportunities suitable for longer sessions and online streaming.

Implications for operators and content strategies

For operators, Divine Queen: Power of Sun offers a feature set that can be promoted in several ways: the cluster mechanic and cascade promise frequent visual action for streams, the Cell Multipliers provide headlineable win potential to market creatives, and the Buy Features create additional in-game revenue options. Operators focusing on slot funnels will likely test price points on the Buy Features and the messaging around the ×5,000 max win.

BGaming positions the title for both casual players who enjoy cascades and more engaged players who pay to enter bonus modes. The mid-to-high volatility and 97% RTP suggest the game sits in a segment that balances hit frequency with outsize payoff potential, a common product fit for catalogue rotation alongside other cascade-based titles.

Where the title sits in BGaming’s catalogue

Divine Queen: Power of Sun is the latest in the developer’s Divine Queen series and follows Divine Queen: Heart of Ice. It extends the franchise’s mechanics while swapping the elemental theme from ice to sun and adding the Cell Multiplier mechanic as a core differentiator. The release adds a title that is easy to feature on a slot category page or a front-end promotion because of its visual character and stream-friendly cascade play; editorial teams may choose to list it alongside other cascade mechanics in a casino or b2b product update.

Operators and platform partners will decide whether to expose Buy Feature prices in-lobby or to route players through the base game before offering bonus purchases; both approaches are supported by the game’s feature set.

Technical notes and positioning for content teams

The mechanics detailed by BGaming indicate the title requires a stable cascade engine and persistent cell-state tracking during each spin sequence to track multipliers up to ×128. For marketing and compliance, the published metrics are: medium-high volatility, 97% RTP, and a maximum win of ×5,000 stake. The Sun Goddess functions as the Scatter, with Free Spins awarded at four or more Scatters, and the Buy Features include Chance ×10, Boosters and purchasable Free or Super Free Spins with a starting ×2 cell multiplier.

The game’s blend of cluster wins, cascades and stacking multipliers places it with other recent cascade titles that prioritise streamed sessions and extended win streaks. Content, payments and player-experience teams should coordinate on configuration for Buy Features and on how to present multiplier-related wins in lobby stats and round-history records.