Infinity Pull

BGaming reworks the loot-box format into a wager-based game with Infinity Pull, replacing reels with a run of card openings themed around anime-style companion characters. A companion-select screen lets a player choose between three colour tracks — Blue, Purple and Gold — each carrying its own volatility, betting range and odds of unlocking a card, before betting begins at the bottom of the screen.

Each opened box reveals three cards at once, drawn from four types: Common, Rare, Legendary or Coin. Coin cards return cash directly, while character cards count toward a Collection tied to the chosen companion's colour, filling a Progress Bar that pays out a volatility-linked multiplier once all eight character cards for that track are gathered. Duplicate cards do not go to waste — they convert into dust that fills a separate meter, and a full meter hands over a free box on top of the ones already bought. Collecting cards also unlocks a companion's backstory in stages, revealing more detail at set collection milestones as the total climbs.

An Autoplay mode opens boxes in batches from 10 up to 1,000 at once, with pricing that shifts according to the chosen volatility track and bet, letting a player run large numbers of pulls toward a specific card target without opening each one by hand.

Infinity Pull runs at a 97.02% RTP with medium volatility on its default track and a maximum multiplier of 1,020x the bet, with wagers stretching from 0.10 up to 25,000. Because the whole game revolves around chasing full sets rather than paylines, sessions play out as a string of quick reveals punctuated by the occasional big multiplier when a Collection completes.