Playson makes Super Wheel available in base and bonus play

Playson has released 3 Gems of Vegas: Super Wheel, a slot game in which the Super Wheel feature can be triggered during both base and bonus play, the company said. The feature was first launched in June 2026 and has since appeared in a number of selected titles, according to Playson.

The Super Wheel is triggered when a Wheel Symbol lands. During base play it can award one of four in-game jackpots or entry to the Bonus Game with a Collect, Multi or Charge feature. If it activates during the Bonus, it can award a jackpot, an additional Bonus Feature or an enhancement of the feature already in play, Playson said.

A 1,000x Grand Jackpot sits at the top of the game, and the Super Wheel can point players toward it. The same prize is open to anyone who completes every one of the 15 cells in the Bonus Game. Above the reels sit enlarged diamonds in blue, pink or green, and these collect matching diamonds; they may also set off the Bonus Game at random, bringing one of three features into play.

Blue diamonds appearing in the bonus are tied to the Collect feature: every Bonus Symbol value on the reels is gathered and added to the diamond's own value, and Multipliers can be part of that total. The Multi feature works through pink diamonds, which place Multiplier Frames worth as much as 5x onto three empty cells; when no empty cells remain, those Multipliers may merge with ones already active. Charge strikes reaching 16x, meanwhile, land on all green diamonds on the reels, and this feature can be triggered at random while the Bonus is running.

Two Bonus buys are available, the second of which unlocks a Super Bonus Game where the Collect, Multi and Charge features are guaranteed. Two Extra Bet options are also offered, increasing the chance of triggering the Bonus Game or the Super Wheel feature.

Anton Ivannikov, CPO at Playson, explained that the studio had elevated its popular new feature, which now works in both base and bonus play. In his words, this creates "more opportunities to introduce new Bonus features, enhance existing mechanics and keep the experience evolving". He added that the release reflects Playson's ongoing effort to rethink well-known game concepts in fresh and engaging ways.

Playson describes itself as a digital entertainment supplier operating in 29 regulated markets with more than 200 partners. The company said its staff are based around the globe, with headquarters in Malta and Slovakia, and that it holds licences from the UKGC, ONJN, HGC, SGA, AGCO, GRA, MinCetur, SPA and PAGCOR, as well as a recognition notice from the MGA.