It’s a pirate’s life for Yggdrasil in latest release Barbarossa DoubleMax™

Yggdrasil Gaming, the leading publisher accelerating iGaming innovation, has set sail with Peter & Sons in search of riches in their latest collaborative release, Barbarossa DoubleMax™.

This high volatility, all-ways pirate-themed slot can see landlubbers win up to 20,000x their bet by way of several highly lucrative bonus features and mechanics.

Yggdrasil’s legendary DoubleMax Game Engagement Mechanic (GEM) sees every cascade double the total win multiplier. Winning symbols are removed and are replaced with a wild symbol, leading to impressive cash prizes.

Players are awarded seven free spins upon landing three scatter symbols. For every two additional scatters that land, two extra free spins are awarded. There is also the opportunity for Multiplier Jumps to activate randomly at any time, seeing the game’s win multiplier jump up one position and increasing the size of wins.

Those looking to head straight into the bonus action can either pay x0.25 extra to double their chances of hitting free spins or pay x100 to buy into the free spins bonus with seven free spins. Paying x200 the bet will automatically award players between seven to 11 free spins.

Barbarossa DoubleMax is powered by GATI, with Yggdrasil’s state-of-the-art technology enabling partners to employ the preconfigured, regulation-ready, standardised development toolkit to produce consistently cutting-edge content followed by rapid distribution.

Stuart McCarthy, Head of Product & Programs at Yggdrasil, said: “We’re delighted with this swashbuckling new slot. It’s another winning title that we truly believe will succeed thanks to its excellent features and mechanics, especially the DoubleMax GEM.”

Yann Bautista, Business Development Manager at Peter & Sons, said: “Working alongside Yggdrasil to develop new titles like Barbarossa DoubleMax has been fantastic for us as we continue our mission to deliver thrilling experiences and great artwork to players around the globe.”

Source: Press Release