Jewel Boom Super Nudge is a glitzy three-reel machine set against a backdrop of fiery bokeh and drifting confetti. Four locked treasure chests in blue, green, purple and red crown the gold cabinet, and a prize ladder on the left shows Major, Mega and Max values. A ribbon under the reels sums up the rule: win by landing coins fully in view. My spins cost 1.00 each.
Theme and Gameplay
The look is pure jewellery-box glamour. Silver and gold coins show cash values, a gem-encrusted crown marked Collector carries a multiplier and a super spin count, and sparkling cut diamonds land in four colours to match the chests. At a 1.00 stake, the ladder reads Major 50, Mega 200 and Max 1,000.
Slot Features
Any coin that stops fully in view pays the value printed on it. When a Collector lands fully in view, it awards one or more super spins. Each super spin opens with a freshly revealed multiplier, every multiplier symbol that lands raises the collector value, and once the super spin finishes its coin haul is boosted by that total. The collector multiplier can reach 100x.
Each chest has its own multiplier range: blue x2 to x100, green x5 to x100, purple x10 to x100 and red x20 to x100. Diamonds fully or partly in view drop into their matching chest. Super spins also climb a seven-level prize ladder: collecting three yellow diamonds unlocks the next ladder prize and adds an extra super spin, and when the super spins are over, the last ladder prize unlocked is awarded.
Each super spin runs for up to seven respins or until its win limit is reached.
RTP and Win Potential
Because so much value rests on super spins, the collector multiplier and the Max prize, volatility runs high despite the simple three-reel look.
My Thoughts On This Slot
Jewel Boom Super Nudge takes a classic three-reel cabinet and stacks plenty of feature play onto it. The coins-in-view rule couldn’t be simpler, and the chests and ladder give the super spins plenty to aim for.
That said, the many collectors, chests and ladder levels can feel busy for a three-reel game, and the base spins on their own are fairly plain.
