At the core of Honey Rush is the 4-level charge meter which can deliver a healthy dose of sticky wilds with multipliers of up to 3x and add clusters made up of a whopping 37 symbols. With the basics already covered, let's dive straight into it! Honey Rush is the title of a highly volatile slot from Play'n GO which is played on a 4-5-6-7-6-5-4 reel formation with tiles in the shape of, you guessed it - hexagons! Playable from 0.20 to €/£100 per spin, it's yet another addition to the studios massively popular collection of grid slots where cluster mechanics are used instead of traditional payline formations. If you want to learn more about the subject, we suggest you watch BBC's documentary Behind the Beehive. Of these three, the hexagon happens to be the most compact one, requiring the least amount of wax to construct the honeycomb. You see, the hexagon is only one of three geometrical shapes with equal sides that can fit together on a flat surface without leaving room for gaps. Well, the answer is simple, after all - nature likes to do things efficiently. And just to add, the hexagons constructed by bees are not just some sloppy six-sided hexagons - they're perfectly shaped and of equal length. Why aren't they shaped like squares, rectangles or triangles? For some mysterious reason, these diligent ant-related insects choose hexagons - with no exception! The geometrical shape of the hexagon is so strongly associated with bees that it would have been unthinkable for Play'n GO to create a slot such as Honey Rush without incorporating them, one way or another. What's the deal with Bees and hexagons patterns anyway? Surely, at some point in your life, you must have stared at a honeycomb and contemplated: Why do the cells look like that.

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