#Holla die Waldfee

SkillOnNet, the online casino operator and platform behind award-winning brands such as PlayOJO and DrückGlück has added a taste of Germany to its vast game portfolio with the launch of Hölle Games. Hölle Games is a German slot specialist and has built a suite of games that German players love including titles such as Fruits, Bells XL and Ring the…

German online casino games developer Hölle Games GmbH has announced that a range of some of its most popular titles are now being made available to players in Switzerland The Berlin-headquartered firm used an official February 4 press release to detail that the debut follows the completion of a ground-breaking integration utilizing the GaminGenius…

Hölle Games have announced the launch date of their next Premium series game, "Respin Fruits". Fresh fruits in February are rare in Germany, but Hölle Games are juicing up this winter season with a new game chock-full of vitamins! Respin Fruits is the second in the "Premium" series from the Berlin-based slots start-up, the first of which was the…

NetBet, the popular online casino, has bolstered its slot portfolio by adding Hölle Games content, with all games from the new Berlin-based provider due to be rolled out in the next few weeks. This includes the flagship product from Hölle Games, "Holla die Waldfee", and also slots in the Classic Series like "Höllische Sieben" and "Fruits", whose…

Hölle Games, the Berlin based slots start-up, have launched Holla die Waldfee®, their initial Premium series game. Holla die Waldfee® is a 5×4 slot with a high volatility. Themed around German folklore, the game features free spins, expanding wilds and a (non-progressive) jackpot feature, with players able to win up to x1000 their bet, even in the…

Hölle Games have announced the launch date of their upcoming new Premium series game, "Holla die Waldfee®". The expression "Holla die Waldfee!" is a German saying often used in moments of astonishment, surprise and actually, when someone wins big at a slot machine. Translating to "Holla, the forest fairy" in English, the origins of this expression…