DEGEN Studios gives players two very different ways to chase the drop in Loot Box Legends, a 19-line slot that switches between Role-Playing Game (RPG) and First-Person Shooter (FPS) worlds at the touch of a button.
Choose RPG and it is all about the treasure hunt, with Loot Boxes revealing direct cash prizes from 1x right up to the game’s 25,000x maximum win. Switch to FPS and the same boxes become serious firepower, turning the winning Loot Boxes into Expanding Wild Reels with multipliers of up to 1,000x.
Whichever world players choose, cracking open the Loot Box is where the excitement really begins. Possible outcomes flash past before slowing on the final prize, with rarity colours running from Light Blue through to precious Gold.
The loot gets even better in Free Spins, with each mode offering its own route towards the legendary drop. In RPG, Collector and Multiplier symbols join the hunt, while higher bonus levels increase the minimum Loot Box value. The headline round, Legendary Vault, guarantees a Gold Loot Box worth at least 50x on its opening spin. In FPS, Sticky Wilds become the prize to land, with Legendary Loadout awarding 12 Free Spins and a guaranteed Sticky Wild on the first spin.
From there, the endgame depends on the world: uncover the 25,000x Loot Box in RPG, or hunt down the 500x multiplier needed for the max-win route in FPS.
Players who want to get to the good stuff faster can use Buy Bonus options for direct entry to three and four-Scatter Free Spins in either mode, while Chest of Fate and Classified Drop offer a shot at the five-Scatter bonuses. Activate Options, Bonus Boost and Loot Box Spins, add more ways to hunt the rarest loot.
Danny Gordon, Head of Studio at DEGEN Studios, said: “Loot Box Legends gives players two completely different worlds to play in, but they’re both driven by the same thing: getting your hands on the loot.
“In RPG, you’re raiding the vault for that huge direct prize. Flip over to FPS and suddenly the loot becomes ammunition, with Wild multipliers combining across the reels. We wanted that choice to genuinely change the way the game feels, not just change what is on the screen.