Two new online slots set for release this week by NetEnt
News on 21 Feb 2016
News on 21 Feb 2016
Swedish online gambling software and games provider NetEnt is set to release two new online slots this week, titled Drive: Multiplier Mayhem and Fantasini: Master of Mystery.
The theme for Drive: Multiplier Mayhem is a futuristic street car race with interactive involvement of the player. The slot is a 5-reel, 3 bet line with Multiplier Wilds and Free Spins, and generates plenty of dynamic action with bet line Multipliers that can reach 120 X bet.
In addition, the game sports a Nitro Collect Meter stacking up the Nitro symbols in order to take the player in a race against the next opponent!
Features include:
•Wild symbols that come with a multiplier according to the reel (wilds on reel 2 has a 2x multiplier, wilds on reel 4 has a 4x multiplier).
•Multiplier wilds are cumulative; so a 2x multiplier + 4x multiplier = 8x multiplier on the win.
•Free Spins with 3 bonus levels equally a potential 18 free spins with roaming wild symbols and multipliers.
•RTP percentage is 96.70.
•Max potential win of 5,109 times player bet in the free spins.
•Min/max bet: 0.15 / 75
•5 reels, 3 rows, 15 bet lines
Check out the preview here:
Fantasini Master of Mystery is a 5 reel, 243 ways to win 3D video slot, which is being released simultaneously on desktop and mobile, and features NetEnt’s Linked Reels feature, which can link all five reels for wins up to 1,000x bet.
The theme is based on the mysterious 19th century world of magicians, escape artists and other illusionists and the reel symbols reflect this, with decks of cards, handcuffs, a crystal ball, a card pierced by a throwing knife and the famous chained magic box, all backed by a dark and eerie soundtrack for a suspenseful ambience.
The claimed RTP for the game is 96,6 percent, and it features Wilds, Scatters, Multipliers and other opportunities to build winning combinations.
Each spin starts with two identical, adjacent reels that are linked together. During the spin the linked reels can expand to become triplet, quadruplet or even quintuplet reels.
See the preview here:
