Tom Horn Gaming Launches 3 Street Sevens Slot

Tom Horn Gaming has announced the launch of 3 Street Sevens, a high-volatility video slot that combines urban street art visuals with a feature-rich Hold & Win gameplay experience.

The game is set in an underground city environment, where colourful spray can symbols gradually transform the iconic seven symbols. This visual progression leads players toward one of seven different Hold & Win bonus variations, blending cinematic animations with graffiti-inspired artwork to create a distinctive gaming experience.

Seven Hold & Win Variations

At the centre of the game is the Hold & Win FeatureStorm, which offers seven possible bonus variations depending on the spray symbols that trigger the feature.

Green Collector spray symbols collect the values of every coin displayed on the reels, while Blue Multiplier sprays can increase coin values by as much as 10x. Red Jackpot sprays award fixed jackpot prizes, including Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots.

These mechanics can appear on their own or together, creating different bonus combinations throughout the feature. The complete FeatureStorm bonus activates when all three special spray symbols appear, allowing players to experience the full range of bonus mechanics in a single round.

Bonus Buy Options

Players can also access the game's bonus features through two Bonus Buy options.

The first option randomly selects a Hold & Win bonus with up to three active special symbols. The premium Bonus Buy guarantees entry into the full FeatureStorm bonus, with all three spray symbols active from the beginning of the respin feature.

Commenting on the release, Tom Horn Gaming CEO Ondrej Lapides said 3 Street Sevens strengthens the company's game portfolio by combining distinctive visuals with engaging Hold & Win gameplay. He added that the title is designed to attract player attention and encourage repeat play while offering operators a feature-packed addition to their casino lobbies.

The game will be available to operators worldwide from 30 July.