Belatra Launches Cops vs Robbs Crime Slot

Belatra has introduced a new crime-themed slot, Cops vs Robbs, bringing a high-intensity experience built around risk, choice and dynamic gameplay.

The 5-reel title places players in the middle of a classic showdown between law enforcement and criminals, presented through a dark, noir-style design and an energetic soundtrack that enhances the sense of pursuit throughout each spin.

At the start, players select between two gameplay modes. The Cops option delivers steadier, more frequent wins, while the Robbers mode increases volatility, offering the chance for higher payouts with greater risk.

Wild symbols play a central role in the mechanics. When triggered, they expand to cover entire reels and apply increasing multipliers. In Cops mode, multipliers rise incrementally up to x5, while in Robbers mode they climb faster, reaching up to x10. When multiple Wilds align, their values combine and landing five at once instantly awards the maximum payout of 10,000x.

The game also features a Shootout mechanic, which can be activated at any point. Depending on the selected side, this feature either introduces high-value Coin symbols or creates instant winning combinations.

During the Hold & Win bonus, coin values and special symbols remain locked for three spins. Additional features, such as the Revolver Drum and Thompson Submachine Gun, double coin values, while the Coin Merge mechanic combines full rows into larger rewards.

Players can also access a Buy Bonus feature, offering direct entry into key game modes. Options include a Cops-themed Hold & Win, a higher-risk Robbers version, or a guaranteed Wild spin that can generate between one and five Wilds, with the potential to reach the top prize.

Misha Voinich, Head of Business Development at Belatra, said: “Cops vs Robbs gives players control over how they approach risk and reward. With features like Multiplier Wilds, the Shootout mechanic and Hold & Win, the game delivers constant action where every spin can shift the outcome.”