iSoftBet to Release Raging Dragons Slot in 2021
Published January 3, 2021 by Mike P
Free spins, wild symbols, and random multipliers have been included as the key special features in the Raging Dragons slot from iSoftBet.
Raging Dragons is scheduled to release at participating iSoftBet casino sites early in 2021. However, a handful of online casinos shall receive exclusive access ahead of the video slot’s full launch. The early access period shall run for two weeks and then the fiery Raging Dragons will be widely available for players.
The full debut of Raging Dragons will kick-start a promising new year for iSoftBet, which drew plaudits for releasing a string of fresh video slots in 2020, including the likes of Phantasmic Fortunes, Great Goes Wild, Sheriff of Nottingham, Macau High Roller, and Dragon Match Megaways.
Slot Details
Starting with the technical, Raging Dragons will provide players with a gaming interface that is comprised of five reels and three rows. The symbols are presented on scroll parchment and can be aligned from the left of the screen in adjacent reels. In total, iSoftBet has programmed 243 ways of winning.
According to the technical details, the maximum return to player (RTP) can be 96.00%. As for the wagering controls, these have been set up to enable the player to stake within a betting range of €0.20 up to €20.00. An auto-play function has been included and the slot is accessible on smartphones, tablets, PCs, or laptops.
Slot Features
From the special features, players can land Wild Multipliers on the second, third, and fourth reels for the chance to receive a 3x multiplier (30x during free spins) against any winnings that have been generated. Also, there are Fortune Spins that can be triggered at random to provide an 8x, 88x, 888x, or 8,888x multiplier.
To trigger Free Spins mode, the player will have to land three or more Bonus Scatters anywhere within the playable interface of the reels. Once initiated, there will be a choice of five options that differ based on the number of spins and the size of the multiplier that is available.
