Lock It Link
On cruise ships
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How it plays. In titles like Night Life, special bonus symbols (hearts in Night Life) start the feature when enough land together on a row. The grid then clears except for those symbols, and you get three respins. More on how it plays
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Where Lock It Link has been reported
We haven't found a dated public report of this game on a cruise ship yet.
It may still be on board: makers sell to cruise lines, and floors change often. If you've played it at sea, a member report below helps the next passenger.
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How Lock It Link plays
How it plays
A new bonus symbol touching the linked group joins it, reveals a prize, raises the values of the rest, and resets the respins to three. The feature ends when respins run out or the screen fills. Linked symbols showing a jackpot name award that jackpot. Huff N' Puff began as a Lock It Link title in 2018 before becoming its own franchise.
Features
- Adjacency-based linking: only bonus symbols touching the group join it
- Each new link boosts the values already collected
- Respins reset to three on every new link
At a glance
- Maker
- Light & Wonder
- Series
- Lock It Link
- First released
- 2016
- Type
- Hold & Spin
- Mechanics
- Linking bonus symbols, Respins that reset on each new link, Values grow as the group grows, Fixed and progressive jackpot symbols
- Theme
- Varies by title (nightlife/luxury, card suits, piggy banks, etc.)
- Layout
- 5x3. Review sites disagree on lines/ways for the same titles (243 ways, 25 or 50 lines are all reported).
- Denominations
- Reported as playable from penny up to higher denominations in high-limit rooms (review)
- Jackpots
- Per a review of the series: Mini and Minor are fixed and Major and Grand are progressive, each won by linking a symbol that carries that label.
- Payback
- Land: set by the operator and not published. Online Night Life is listed at about 96% by review sites.
In the Lock It Link series
Tips from players and reviewers
- Position matters: a bonus symbol only joins if it touches the linked group, so a big connected cluster has more ways to grow.
- Each title in the series has a different bonus symbol and twist. Read the help screen before assuming it plays like another Lock It Link game.
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Industry standing and land-casino jackpots
It was a common WMS/SG hold & spin series in the late 2010s and launched L&W's biggest franchise, Huff N' Puff. Popularity evidence for the original titles today is thin. In April 2026, a newer L&W family called Lock N More Link held #3–#5 in New Core Video, but we could not confirm it is a direct extension.
Help the next passenger know whether Lock It Link is still aboard your ship
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How reports are checked
- Only signed-in members with a confirmed email address can report.
- One report per member for each game, ship and month, from the line's fleet list.
- Up to 20 reports a day per member.
- A report without a note is published straight away. A report with a written note is held until an editor has read it.
- Editors can approve or reject held reports and remove any report. You can delete your own reports at any time.
- Published reports show the line, ship, month and note, never your name or email.
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