Pragmatic Play goes on a roll with long-awaited twist in Snakes and Ladders Megadice™
News on 21 Feb 2022
News on 21 Feb 2022
Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, welcomes players to enjoy its much-anticipated twist on the nostalgic board game, Snakes and Ladders Megadice™.
The retro-inspired game is played on a 5×3 grid that provides 10 fixed paylines, featuring artwork influenced by an old-school, 8-bit aesthetic and high-paying symbols that arrive in the form of Bananas, Gorillas, and of course, Snakes and Ladders!
Triggering the Snakes and Ladders Board Bonus round is the main objective of the game, which can be prompted by landing three or more Bonus symbols, or by filling the snake above the reels via the game’s Progressive feature.
Wild Dice symbols provide payouts worth up to 500x the bet and when Wild Dice symbols hit, the number of dots they display determines how many sections of the snake above the reels are filled. Filling the snake entirely will trigger the Bonus round while changing the stake restarts the process.
The Bonus round is played on a 12×12 Snakes and Ladders board, providing guaranteed wins and 144 spaces for players to navigate and unlock additional bonuses, like special multipliers and money rewards.
The Snakes and Ladders Board Bonus round ends when there are no more dice rolls left, but if the player reaches the final square before then, they are given a chance to retrigger the feature.
Snakes and Ladders Megadice™ arrives hot on the heels of recent hits Might of Ra, Elemental Gems Megaways™, and The Ultimate 5, which reside amongst a collection of over 200 HTML5 titles in Pragmatic Play’s award-winning games portfolio.
Yossi Barzely, Chief Business Development Officer at Pragmatic Play, said: “Snakes and Ladders Megadice™ blends all the joys of playing classic board games with the action and excitement of modern gaming experiences.
“We are thrilled with how the aesthetics and bonus features have combined to create such a multifaceted experience for our players, and hope that the feedback reflects the hard work that went into the development process.”
