Candy Blitz Bombs

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The bonus turns every Bomb into value that can influence the rest of the feature

Candy Blitz Bombs pays for eight or more matching symbols anywhere on its 6×5 grid. Wins cascade, and the multiplier reel rises by 1x after every tumble. Bombs can carry 1x–500x and add their values to that multiplier when they appear in a cascade. Four, five or six Scatters award 10, 12 or 14 Free Spins, where the total no longer resets between paid sequences and Bombs begin at 2x.

Candy Blitz Bombs is easiest to read as two linked clocks: the 6×5 board can pay for eight or more matching symbols anywhere, while each winning tumble raises the separate multiplier reel by 1×. A Bomb can carry a printed value up to 500×, but the number becomes useful only under the game's cascade rule; a Bomb painted onto an instructional frame is not a captured award. Four, five or six Scatters award ten, twelve or fourteen Free Spins in the specific provider rules. During that round the multiplier total persists across turns and the minimum Bomb value rises to 2×, so an early successful contribution has more future opportunities to matter than a late one. The current exact provider card lists 96.49% RTP, Low volatility and a 5,000× maximum for this reviewed configuration. The old instruction screenshot has five lit bolts under VOLATILITY without a named category; it does not supersede the current card's Low label. The three supplied stills do not show a paid Bomb or a Free Spins trigger. The first is a teaching illustration with large Bomb labels and multiplier-reel artwork; the next two are ordinary boards at a $2.00 virtual bet, with one and then two Scatters and the reel on 1×. That distinction matters to players deciding whether the design is fun: count actual eight-symbol wins and follow what persists after a real cascade instead of treating any bright Bomb or a growing printed reel as money already won. The buy button seen in the demo is a feature-access option, not a recommendation or a guarantee, and availability can change by operator. A free session can reveal whether the constant potential of the multiplier reel feels engaging or distracting, but the published maximum is a ceiling rather than a practical session target.