Play’n GO has released Wrappin’ More Gold, its latest game, which is inspired by the studio’s love for exploring mythology and ancient legends and brought in a slick form for modern players to enjoy here and now.
In Wrappin’ More Gold, players are introduced to the story of Pharaoh Khufu, who is perennially hunting for his celestial treasure and has opened the realms, scattering red, green, and purple gems across the sky, fortress, and underworld.
The game features a Collect & Win round, which will have five spins with a 2x2 mummy that runs around and collects Coins and Gems that land on the reels, filling the dedicated meter and expanding the mummy.
Play’n GO Games Ambassador Magnus Wallentin has welcomed the opportunity to see this new game added to the studio’s ever-expanding portfolio:
"Collecting features work best when their progress is immediately visible. In Wrappin' More Gold, the mummy is both the collector and the clearest sign of how the round is developing. Every Gem helps it command more of the grid, giving the feature a strong visual sense of momentum."
There are a lot of cool features to explore and benefit from while playing the game, including wider reel sets, Extra Spins Gems, 2x and 3x multipliersacross the collection area, Double Coins and Double Gems, three or more Bonus Spins Symbols, and Six Bonus Spins, with extra spins up to a maximum of 33.
Collect & Win and Instant Bonus are also more likely to activate while the feature is in progress, rounding out the experience nicely. The game will come with the customary low- and high-value symbols, but also Wilds, Scatter Gems, Bonus Spins Symbols, and Mummy Symbols.
The Wilds can substitute for all symbols except the last three on the list, and there is a Bonus Spins game as well as a pick round with 15 mystery symbols, with the first three symbols matched in the round resulting in a payout.
If you cannot win for the Collect & Win round to trigger naturally, then you can opt for the GO Ultra option, provided it is allowed in the jurisdiction you are based in.
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