Play’n Go release slot collaboration with Mr Green
News on 22 Feb 2018
News on 22 Feb 2018
Play’n GO has launched ‘Golden Colts’, interestingly a collaboration between the developer and operator Mr Green.
‘Golden Colts’ is a five-reel, 40-payline slot leading players on a slightly different Wild West-themed adventure than they may expect.
There’s a dead sheriff on the loose, and with him possessing the deadly golden colts, players will join a team of bounty hunters to seize them back.
The game was developed in collaboration with operator Mr Green, with both parties involved in the design and concept of the slot.
Players will be helped on their adventures through the American frontier by the Bull wild symbol and a bonus scatter symbol which appears as a skull-detailed colt box.
Locating three bonus scatter symbols on the reels triggers the varied Golden Colts bonus game, which delivers one of seven random bonus features.
These could include the “Ace-high Gang” which sees 4×4 mega symbols appear on the reels, the Wild-scattering “Wild Bull” feature, “Gunslingers” which multiplies the free spin prize by up to 30 times, or “Most Wanted”, where players pick from a selection of ‘WANTED’ posters revealing hidden prizes in the process.
Johan Törnqvist, CEO of Play’n GO, said: “As part of our drive to provide operators with the best games and service on the market, it made perfect sense for us to commit to a collaborative design process for Golden Colts with Mr Green.
“Using their different perspective and knowledge of the customer has provided us with a unique insight into delivering yet another quality game.”
Ben McDonagh, Head of Gaming Portfolio at Mr Green, added: “Play’n GO continues to produce some of the most innovative and premium slots in the casino sector, so leveraging its expertise to create Golden Colts for our own players was a really exciting approach.
“The title showcases the unique features and bonus games for which Play’n GO is known, and we hope to build on this innovative process with further partnerships in future.”
