Shark Park: upcoming slot by Thunderkick
Shark Park turns a bright, cheerful waterpark into a place where the inflatables are ready, the pools are warm and a few unexpected fins have joined the crowd. Thunderkick builds the action around a hexagonal Cluster Pays grid, then sends Multiplier Wilds moving across it, meeting and merging as the game develops.
The Bonus Game adds another layer by making those Multiplier Wilds persistent, keeping them in play while the sharks continue their trip around the park.
Shark Park Game Details
| Category | Details |
| Provider | Thunderkick |
| Release Date | November 13, 2026 |
| Theme | Waterpark, Sharks |
| Grid / Reel Layout | 6-7-6-7-6-7-6 |
| Win Mechanic | Cluster Pays |
| Minimum Cluster | 5+ |
| RTP | 94.14% |
| Volatility | High |
| Max Exposure | 10,000x |
| Key Features | Multiplier Wilds, Moving and Merging Multipliers, Bonus Game, Persistent Multiplier Wilds |
Cluster Pays Fill the Hexagonal Pool
Instead of traditional paylines, Shark Park uses Cluster Pays on a distinctive 6-7-6-7-6-7-6 hexagonal layout. Winning clusters require at least five matching symbols, giving the game a broad playing area where combinations can form across the pool-themed grid.
Colourful beach balls, waterpark visitors and sharks populate the board, keeping the visual style light and playful even as the mechanics begin to build around the Multiplier Wilds.
Multiplier Wilds Move and Merge
Multiplier Wilds are the central mechanic in Shark Park. Rather than remaining fixed in one position, they can move across the grid, meet other Multiplier Wilds and merge into larger multiplier values as the action unfolds.
That movement gives individual Multiplier Wilds the potential to develop over successive actions instead of functioning as isolated modifiers.
Bonus Game Keeps the Multipliers in Play
Triggering the Bonus Game changes the behaviour of the Multiplier Wilds by making them persistent. Once present, they remain on the grid while the feature continues, allowing the multiplier element to stay involved as new results develop around them.
As persistent Multiplier Wilds continue to move and combine, larger values can emerge during the feature rather than disappearing after a single appearance.
Trouble Beneath the Waterpark
Shark Park keeps its mechanics tied closely to its deliberately cheerful setting: a sunny pool complex, colourful inflatables and sharks that clearly have no intention of leaving quietly. The moving and merging Multiplier Wilds give that playful chaos a mechanical focus, while the Bonus Game extends the idea by keeping the multipliers active for longer.