BGaming has launched Capymania, featuring new sets of scratch games that offer diverse rewards to players. Following the success of Scratch Alpaca, Capymania immerses players in a themed world centered around a laid-back capybara engaging in activities like enjoying leisurely moments with a rubber duck, apple-bobbing along the river, and soaking up the sun. Each game begins with players purchasing a card and revealing nine numbers hidden behind apple-themed designs, striving to match three for a winning combination.
Capymania’s games provide different winning potentials, each accompanied by a Capybara character. The Orange game, priced at €0.10 ($0.11) per card, offers a maximum win of €10,000. Meanwhile, the Green game, valued at €1 per card, presents an enticing jackpot of €100,000. The Yellow game, featuring a moustached capybara, is priced at €2.5 per card and offers a top prize of €250,000.
Tailored to cater to varied player preferences, the series incorporates features like autoplay for predetermined rounds and turbo mode, accelerating gameplay by revealing only the final values. Additionally, Capymania’s games include both loss and win limits. With its blend of high volatility and a 97% Return to Player (RTP) rate, Capymania offers a potential maximum win of up to x100,000.
Mikalai Dzneladze, BGaming’s Chief Casual Game Producer, expressed, “Capymania builds on the success of other previous scratch games and offers a player experience that is simple yet rewarding.”
“Even though the cards are simple, players can choose to amplify their experience across the three varied cards, and turbo mode sees the game speed up–unlike our lazy Capybara. Scratch Games have proven to be a huge hit and we look forward to the charismatic Capybara delighting players.”
BGaming’s recent collaboration with Casimba Gaming facilitated the provision of its games to the supplier, and the company received approval from the Spanish gambling regulatory authority, Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ), marking its entry into the Spanish market.
