Evoplay unveils a fruit-filled adventure in Cycle of Luck
News on 5 May 2021
News on 5 May 2021
Game development studio Evoplay has announced the release of its latest classic-themed slot, Cycle of Luck.
Optimised for mobile-gaming, Cycle of Luck features four substantial jackpots, multipliers and a simplicity in design that will please all players.
The fruity slot comes loaded with variable volatility and a range of other innovative features, as well as a Bonus game that is packed with potential for big pay-outs.
Players that are familiar with retro slots will be excited to see cherries, lemons, plums, and oranges appearing on the reels, as well as three different Lucky Sevens symbols.
However, the Bonus symbol taking the form of a shiny Whirlpool is the one that players will want to keep an eye out for.
Landing five or more Bonus symbols triggers the Bonus game, which provides considerable pay-outs thanks to the random multiplier values that are assigned to symbols in the game.
Lucky players will also be able to trigger the ‘Epic’ jackpot when all positions with Bonus symbols are lined up correctly, with a multiplier worth more than 5,000x the original stake.
Commenting on the launch, Ivan Kravchuk, CEO at Evoplay, said:
“Offering a retro gaming experience with a modern twist, Cycle of Luck showcases the multi-faceted nature of our approach to game design.
“Designed to fit the requirements of classic slot lovers, we’ve also added a host bonus features to elevate the gameplay, so we look forward to seeing how the title is received by our international audience.”
Arriving hot on the heels of a series of immensely popular titles, Evoplay’s award-winning product offering has gone from strength to strength in recent months, reinforced by its range of high-tech casino classics.
The new title also utilises Evoplay’s cutting-edge game engine, Spinential, which delivers load-times that are 10x faster, as well as an enhanced UI, autospin feature and game history mobile bar that allows players to re-view each winning spin.
