Raptors return in Push Gaming’s latest release Dino P.D.
News on 26 Apr 2023
News on 26 Apr 2023
B2B gaming supplier Push Gaming is heading back to the Triassic town that inspired its hit game Dinopolis in its latest release Dino P.D.
The expansion on the popular original is played across 5×4 reels, with recognisable aesthetics returning in conjunction with new symbols such as handcuffs, megaphones and various Dinosaur protagonists across 20 paylines.
These are joined by a wild symbol which substitutes all base game paying symbols, making it easier to form wins. Additionally, Dino Coins are on the reels with five or more required to unlock the instant cash prizes attributed to each and can have values as high as 1,000x.
Two scatters and a Gamble Scatter are required to gain entry to the free spins round where the number of spins and the multiplier can be gambled for a chance to be awarded higher amounts.
During the bonus, both coins and collector coins appear, with the latter unlocking a retrigger and incrementally increasing the multiplier for every four gathered. This will also turn the lowest paying symbols into more coins further increasing winning potential.
The sequel to one of the provider’s recent hits delivers an augmentation to the popular coin feature and provides numerous multipliers, instant cash prizes and retriggers that work in conjunction with each other to offer high-intensity action.
Commenting on the release, George Fil, Group Managing Director at Push Gaming said: “Dino P.D. provides players with an amalgamation of pre-established popular themes and mechanics whilst upgrading some of the core features that made the original Dinopolis such an instant hit.
We’re really proud of the various mechanics we’ve worked into the gameplay. Especially Dino coins, which unlock more thrilling levels that we think players are going to love.
“It’s the return of characters that proved so popular previously with award-winning art direction too, so it’s fantastic to see the theme return for more prehistoric fun.”
