Bubble Beez (Crazy Tooth Studio) – Review & Demo Play

Bubble Beez: Slot Overview

Bubble Beez drops you onto a honeycomb board of 37 positions, wrapped in dripping honey and a quirky oompah-jazz loop. It uses Any Adjacent Pays, so three or more matching bees touching in any direction will do the job. Wins trigger Tumble Reelz, clearing paid symbols and letting new ones fall. Stakes start at 0.25 and cap at 40 per round. The studio’s wiry look is here, and so are wilds and a raft of modifiers led by the Queen Bee, multipliers, and a Honey Prize jar.

Bubble Beez Slot Information

The grid is a hexagonal 7-reel layout with 4-5-6-7-6-5-4 rows, so patterns form in every direction rather than on fixed lines. Symbols appear and vanish via Tumble Reelz instead of spinning in the classic way. Any Adjacent Pays keeps the flow brisk, while a queen hovers to the right, ready to wave her wand when overlays are in play. The interface includes autoplay, quickspin, and a clear pay and help menu, all mapped for mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Key UI items sit to the sides of the hive, including a round tracker and a Honey Prize jar that ticks up between awards. The game leans into its beehive theme with frames, overlays, and triangular patterns that matter once specific features fire. I found the visual language pretty readable after a few rounds, though the small bees share colours and shapes, so matching chains takes a moment to click on busy tumbles.

Symbols and Payouts in Bubble Beez

There are 10 regular bee symbols in different colours and sizes, and every one pays the same credit per symbol in a win. That means multiple small chains can outpace a single longer one. The wild beehive substitutes for all regular bees. Special items do not pay on their own. You’ll see a blue Queen Bee Overlay frame, a red Honey Prize Overlay, a Triangle Multiplier that drops via its feature, and a Buzz Bomb icon. Overlays are collected through wins on framed positions.

Bubble Beez Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	1	x0.08
	Special
	Multiplier
	Wild

Bubble Beez Slot Features

Tumble Reelz clears winning symbols and keeps rolling while new wins land. Queen Bee Overlays can frame positions and are collected when framed symbols win. With three or more collected and no new wins, the Queen Bee triggers one alteration: Transformation changes on-screen regulars to other regulars, Elimination removes symbols and gathers any overlays before another tumble, or Multiplier Alteration turns a triangle of three positions into the same regular symbol to create a new connection.

Triangle Multiplier triggers when three winning bees touch in a triangle. It drops a multiplier symbol adjacent to the triggering bees and stays active for the current sequence, doubling symbol credits on wins that include at least one of those triggering positions. Bee Boost kicks in from the second tumble round and applies a round-number multiplier to pays up to x5, then resets when the tumble sequence ends.

Buzz Bomb may fire on a dead board when its symbol shows, blasting away symbols, collecting any Queen Bee or Honey Prize overlays, and adding another tumble. Honey Prize Award triggers when you collect five or more Honey Prize Overlays, paying an instant prize between 4x and 123x the stake. The jar can increase during play and may reset to a base value if the maximum amount gets hit.

RTP & Volatility in Bubble Beez

Bubble Beez ships with multiple RTP settings, with a top of 96.15%. Volatility sits in the medium to high bracket, and the hit rate is about 22.86%, so you’ll get steady connections with occasional heavier chains when the features line up. Stakes run from 0.25 to 40 per spin. The headline payout reaches around 3862x the bet, which relies on deeper tumble sequences, Bee Boost rounds up to x5, and timely Triangle Multipliers stacking with Queen Bee alterations.

Bubble Beez: Slot Verdict

I went in for the oddball theme and stayed for the Any Adjacent Pays rhythm. The cluster-like credit-per-symbol model works well with tumble chains, and the Queen Bee queue adds a neat second wind after wins stall. It can be hard to track the small bees at speed, but once the language of frames, triangles, and jars settles, the flow feels natural.

The package is unmistakably Crazy Tooth Studio. It’s unique, a tad wiry, and not chasing trends. Big wins hinge on consecutive tumbles lifting the round multiplier, with Triangle Multipliers and the Queen Bee pushing things along. Honey Prize hits add a nice punctuator rather than the main event. I’d call it a curio with bite, especially if you like experimental grids and adjacent-pay maths.