Honey Rush 100

Honey Rush 100 is Play'n GO's August 2023 return to the beehive: a hexagonal grid of 37 cells where clusters of five or more pay and cascade away. Sticky wilds sink toward a honey pot that lifts the multiplier as high as x100, and a three-level Rush Meter clones the centre symbol into ever bigger clusters, for a stated cap of 50,000x. We filled the 90-symbol Rush Meter twice in 100 spins of the Honey Rush 100 slot demo at $1.

What is Honey Rush 100?

The honeycomb grid sits in a sunny meadow. A beehive hanging from a branch on the left shows the multiplier, the logo, the three colony icons and the round Rush Meter stand on the right, and a wide honey pot waits under the board for the wilds.

Five or more matching symbols joined edge to edge form a cluster, and separate clusters of the same symbol pay separately. Each pays its highest win, then the winners vanish, new symbols fall in, and the cascades run until nothing new connects.

The pays are set by cluster size. At a $1 bet the diamond pays 50 cents for five, $10 for 20 and $50 for 35 or more, the gold, silver and copper coins $40, $30 and $20 at that size. The four flowers are the smallest pays: 10 cents for five and $10 for 35 or more.

Five quick buttons, 0.40 to 2.00 around the default, and a minus and a plus set the bet. The server's 15 coin values at 10 coins a spin span $0.10 to $50; the help text names no limits. There is no gamble, buy, ante or free spins round.

Base spin 100 of 100 at $1, settled: the hexagonal grid with two sticky wilds, the honey pot at x1 and the Rush Meter at 0/30. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

Honey Rush 100 bonus features

Random wilds and sticky wilds

When the first drop of a spin brings no win, 2 to 4 wilds can be added at random, without a promise of a win. Wilds stand in for every symbol, and a full grid of 37 wilds pays $500 at $1.

The wilds are sticky. A wild that is part of a winning cluster stays on the grid and moves down into free cells, diagonally where it has to, instead of leaving with the win.

The honey pot multiplier

When a sticky wild reaches the bottom edge, it drops into the honey pot and the multiplier for the round rises by 1. After the Drone Colony each wild that drops adds 2, and after the Worker or Queen Colony each adds 3. The multiplier tops out at x100.

The Sticky Wild page of the paytable in our demo session: wilds that move down into the honey pot, 37 wilds for 500 and the x100 cap. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

The Rush Meter and the colonies

Every winning symbol charges the Rush Meter, which has three levels. At 30 symbols it queues the Drone Colony, at 60 the Worker Colony and at 90 the Queen Colony, and each queued feature plays once no wins are left. The meter resets when the round ends.

Each colony clones the symbol in the centre of the grid outward to build a new winning cluster: at least 7 symbols for the Drone, 10 to 15 for the Worker and 20 to 37 for the Queen. The centre symbol can be a wild if one landed there naturally.

The Rush Meter page in our demo session: level 1 at 30 for the Drone Colony, level 2 at 60 for the Worker, level 3 at 90 for the Queen. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

Overcharge

Once the meter is full at 90, every 15 more winning symbols upgrade the centre symbol to a better one. When it cannot be upgraded any further, the honey pot multiplier rises by 3 instead.

RTP, volatility and max win

The paytable states the cap: up to 50,000x the bet, $50,000 at $1, with the multiplier capped at x100. The help text and seven paytable pages give no RTP, and the official page lists none. On review sites the top RTP version is 96.20%, and casinos can also pick 94.20%, 91.20%, 87.20% or 84.20%; the same sites call the game high volatility, and the demo does not show its version.

Our Honey Rush 100 demo test

We played one practice session on 20 October, with no reload and no errors. The credits have no currency sign, and we count each as a dollar. The bet stayed at 1.00, 10 coins of 0.10 on the server, and a script pressed spin for each round in turn, without Auto Play.

The log and the screen agree: $100.00 staked, $161.90 returned, 25,061.90 at the end. Wins came on 47 spins, but 38 of them paid under $1 and 91 spins returned less than the stake. The longest losing run was 6 spins, 10 to 15.

Two rounds carried the session, both with the Rush Meter filled to 90/90 and the honey pot at x6 on screen. Spin 19 paid $56.10, 56.1x the bet.

Base spin 19 of 100 at $1: BIG WIN 56.10 at its final amount, with the honey pot at x6 and the Rush Meter full at 90/90. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

Spin 45 went further. A crown appeared on the centre cell, the Queen Colony's mark, while the multiplier stood at x6, and after more than a minute of cascades the round paid $71.00, 71x the bet.

Base spin 45 of 100 at $1, mid-round: the Queen Colony crown on the centre cell, the honey pot at x6, the meter at 90/90. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

Base spin 45 of 100 at $1: BIG WIN 71.00 at its final amount, the honey pot at x6 and the Rush Meter at 90/90. FluxPlays demo test, 20 October 2026.

Those are single results: without them the other 98 spins returned $34.80, the best $10.10 on spin 5. Our log does not say which colonies fired in which round, so we claim only what the screen showed, and we never saw an Overcharge upgrade or a multiplier above x6.

The honey pot went back to x1 after every round we captured. One hundred spins say nothing reliable about the RTP or the volatility, least of all when two rounds made most of the return.

Is Honey Rush 100 worth trying?

Honey Rush 100 turns one paid spin into a long build. Sticky wilds keep winning on the way down, each one that reaches the pot raises the multiplier, and the meter's colonies stack ever larger clusters on top, so a good round can snowball for a minute or more.

The other side is how much rests on those rounds. The four flowers pay 10 cents for five, the multiplier and meter start every spin from scratch, and there is no buy or free spins mode to skip ahead. Our session was a fair picture: mostly small wins, then two rounds worth $127.10 between them.

By both games' rules, Gigantoonz charges its Quantumeter the same way, one charge per winning symbol, with features at fixed levels of 25, 50, 75 and 100 that reset each round. It grows clusters through mega symbols with values instead, and has no multiplier like the honey pot; its cap is 4,000x against 50,000x here.