Viking Runes Slot Debuts from True Lab at Yggdrasil Casinos
Published March 29, 2021 by Mike P
Viking Runes is a new slot at Yggdrasil casinos that provides an interface with cascading symbols, progression-based wild symbols, free spins, and other features.
Yggdrasil Gaming partner True Lab has developed the brand-new Viking Runes slot for release at participating online casino sites on the network. Set beneath the ethereal spectacle of the Northern Lights, Viking Rune is a high-volatility video slot with maximum winnings of up to €1,000,000.
Settings
Released in March 2021 at Yggdrasil casinos, True Lab has engineered Viking Runes with a 16:9 resolution and the capacity to perform on Windows, Apple, or Android. Six languages were supported upon release and the compatible browsers are comprised of Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer.
Interface
Viking Runes has been programmed with a 96.37% return to player (RTP) and a unique interface where blocks drop onto a screen with nine reels and nine rows. In total, there are 81 symbols and multipliers that can be triggered by aligning symbols in clusters of six or more images.
Wagering
The betting options allow the player to set betting levels of one up to 13. This ensures that the betting limits can begin from €0.40 and rise up to the €40.00 maximum. There is a button to assign the maximum bet and there is also an auto-play button with all kinds of options, including loss limits and single-win limits.
Wilds & Spins
Symbols cascade onto the screen and can disappear to be refilled after a win. Each cascade that occurs can raise the number of Lightning Wilds that can climb up to four. When five consecutive cascades have been achieved, the slot will release six free spins – no more than that.
Special Features
The Runic Shuffle is a special feature that results in random magic triggering to shuffle the symbols into a winning cluster. Meanwhile, Viking Sorcery can result in three to nine wild symbols miraculously landing on the screen. Finally, the Spell of Ancestors feature can cause all of the low symbols to become one.
