Spinomenal launches 3 Shadow Wolves slot with three colour-coded bonus wolves
New 5x3 night-forest slot features BOOST, MULTI and COLLECT wolves and a x3,000 Grand Jackpot

Key Takeaways
- Spinomenal released 3 Shadow Wolves on 19 October 2026 as a 5x3 night‑forest slot.
- The Bonus Game locks triggering symbols, runs on a three‑spin counter and triggers from six or more symbols.
- Three colour‑coded wolves—Green BOOST, Red MULTI and Blue COLLECT—apply distinct bonus effects in the feature.
- Jackpot symbols pay Mini x20, Minor x50 and Major x150; filling all 15 cells awards the Grand Jackpot at x3,000 of the total bet.
Spinomenal has released 3 Shadow Wolves, a new 5x3 slot with a night-forest theme that centres on three colour-coded wolf mechanics inside its Bonus Game. The studio says the title is live from 19 October 2026 and carries a Grand Jackpot capped at x3,000 of the total bet when all 15 grid cells are filled.
Base game and Wild payouts
In the base game the Wild is a carved wolf tooth and substitutes for all symbols except Bonus, BOOST, COLLECT, MULTI and Jackpot. Five Wilds on a payline pay x10 the bet, four Wilds pay x2 and three Wilds pay x0.5, with three‑ and four‑Wild combinations paying only when followed by a Bonus or Special Bonus symbol.
Bonus Game mechanics and the three wolves
The Bonus Game triggers when six or more qualifying symbols land; the triggering symbols remain locked and the feature runs on a three‑spin counter. Only Bonus and Special Bonus symbols can land while the feature is active. Empty spaces on the 15‑cell grid may award fixed values of x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, x7 or x10 of the bet, and any new symbol resets the three‑spin counter.
The three wolves apply different effects depending on what appears on the triggering spin or is revealed later:
Green (BOOST) adds a random value of x2, x3, x4, x5, x7 or x10 of the bet to every symbol shown.
Red (MULTI) applies a multiplier of x2, x3 or x5 across the board.
Blue (COLLECT) gathers the values of every Bonus symbol into a single prize.
A MYSTERY symbol can appear only in the Bonus Game and may transform into BOOST, MULTI, COLLECT or a Jackpot symbol.
Jackpots and Bonus Blast
Spinomenal states Jackpot symbols pay the Mini at x20, the Minor at x50 and the Major at x150. Filling all 15 cells awards the Grand Jackpot at x3,000 of the total bet and the feature ends after three spins without a new symbol, when the grid fills, or if the x3,000 cap is reached.
A separate Bonus Blast Feature can trigger at random in the base game once Special Bonus symbols have been collected on earlier spins; Spinomenal said each type is tracked separately and, when the Bonus Blast activates, additional Bonus and Special Bonus symbols of that type spread across the reels until enough land to trigger the Bonus Game.
“Wolves make for a strong slot character, so we gave each one of ours a job to do,” Spinomenal CO‑CEO Omer Henya commented. “Players work out quickly which colour they want to see land, and no two Bonus Games play the same way because of it. Fill the grid and there is x3,000 waiting at the end of the hunt.”
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Spinomenal release 3 Shadow Wolves?
Spinomenal released 3 Shadow Wolves on 19 October 2026. The studio announced the 5x3 night‑forest slot and its mechanics on that date.
What triggers the Bonus Game in 3 Shadow Wolves?
The Bonus Game triggers when six or more qualifying symbols land in the base game. Triggering symbols remain locked and the feature runs with a three‑spin counter.
How do the three wolves affect gameplay?
The Green BOOST adds a random value of x2, x3, x4, x5, x7 or x10 of the bet to every symbol shown; the Red MULTI applies x2, x3 or x5 multipliers across the board; the Blue COLLECT aggregates Bonus symbol values into a single prize.
What are the jackpots and maximum payout in 3 Shadow Wolves?
Jackpot symbols pay Mini x20, Minor x50 and Major x150. Filling all 15 cells awards the Grand Jackpot at x3,000 of the total bet, and the feature ends if the x3,000 cap is reached.
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