Stockholm, 26 November 2025 – Thunderkick closes the year with Esqueleto Explosivo Feliz Navidead, a Christmas edition of its extremely popular Day of the Dead slot, Esqueleto Explosivo. The release transforms one of the studio’s earliest successes into a festive celebration, replacing candlelit streets with strings of twinkling lights and the mariachi soundtrack with cheerful holiday jingles.
Christmas Makeover
The 5×5 cluster-pays format remains unchanged, with the signature Mucho Multiplier offering up to 1,024x the bet. Skulls decorated with holly drop onto the reels, and winning clusters explode and leave behind Wilds or Exploding Wilds ahead of the next cascade. Three Scatter symbols trigger the bonus round, and Exploding Wilds are collected during the feature. Every third Wild collected triggers three extra free spins while removing the lowest base multiplier. The feature can deliver wins of up to 7,500x the bet.
This new chapter builds on the success of Hot Turkey and Midas Golden Touch Christmas Edition, expanding Thunderkick’s catalogue of seasonal releases while revisiting one of its most recognisable franchises.
Mike Collins, Game Product Owner at Thunderkick, said the launch continues the studio’s approach to developing customised, event-driven content:
“Esqueleto Explosivo Feliz Navidead represents another evolution of the game brand, designed specifically for maximum appeal throughout the holidays.
We strive to support operators with custom-built content, and by blending one of our most successful IPs with Christmas-themed audiovisual elements, we have given the franchise a new lease of life and produced a slot that is sure to stand out this festive season.”
Esqueleto Explosivo
Released in 2015, Esqueleto Explosivo remains one of Thunderkick’s most popular titles. The combination of striking visuals, lively animations, and mariachi energy established the developer’s identity in the online slot industry. Feliz Navidead honours that legacy with a seasonal perspective – proof that a decade later, there’s still music left in old bones.