Play'n GO
The studio behind Honey Rush Black and Yellow
Company History
Play'n GO built Honey Rush Black and Yellow on the original Honey Rush cluster engine, then layered the Wiz Khalifa collab on top.
From its 2005 start in Växjö, Sweden, the studio has grown to 300+ games — Book of Dead its calling card — and it revisits its own hits like the first Honey Rush rather than shelving them.
What They Do Best
Cluster-Pays Design
Play'n GO built its name on hex and cluster grids like this one, where symbols connect in six directions instead of fixed lines.
Mobile-First
HTML5 builds that hold 60fps on modern phones and tablets.
Other Popular Play'n GO Games
| Game | RTP | Max Win |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Don Triple Threat | 96.20% | 25,000x |
| Shark Boss | 96.11% | 10,000x |
| Wheel of Mictlan | 96.2% | 40,000x |
| Book of Dead Go Collect | 96.2% | 10,000x |
| Sails of Riches | 96.2% | 10,000x |
| Monopoly Mega Pots | 96.45% | 98,850x |
| Cops vs Robbers | 96.11% | 10,000x |
| Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises | 96.20% | 1,234x |
Fairness & Licensing
Every Play'n GO release is RNG-certified, and the cluster math runs identically in demo and cash play.
Why Honey Rush Black and Yellow?
Honey Rush Black and Yellow pairs Play'n GO's proven cluster engine with a 20,000x ceiling and a hip-hop skin you won't find elsewhere. Dig into the full guide for the Rush Meter and Walking Wild detail.
Try Honey Rush Black and Yellow
Play the free demo — no registration needed. Curious about the math? The Honey Rush Black and Yellow RTP breakdown has it.
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