Play'n GO extends its Nordic saga with Viking Runecraft 1000
The novelty of Viking Runecraft 1000 lies in a ladder. The slot's multiplier progresses through fifteen successive steps, starting at x2 and potentially ending at x1000, with the journey distributed among Heimdall, Freya, and Thor, the three gods Play'n GO placed at the forefront of the game.
Beneath this progression operates a 6x5 grid with scatter pays. There are no fixed lines. It's enough to gather eight identical symbols in any position to win. Winning symbols are removed from the board, new ones fall into the gaps, and the cascade continues as long as combinations keep forming, so a single spin can extend through several stages before concluding.
The Free Spins round is triggered with three or more scatters and extends the multiplier climb within the bonus, which is where the system shows its peak potential.
The presentation supports this concept. The board appears framed by runes and electrical discharges, with a palette of blue, gold, red, and purple, and the three gods occupy the center of the screen instead of being mere decoration, so the visual identity and the main mechanic convey the same message.
Magnus Wallentin, the provider's games ambassador, stated that the series has always been based on the idea of putting the power of the gods into the player's hands, and that this installment takes that concept further than previous ones because the multiplier progression gives each round a sense of advancement.
Play'n GO develops content for iGaming operators, and Viking Runecraft is one of the most recognizable sagas in its catalog, on which the company has been building successive installments.
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