Untamed – Wolf Pack! New online slot released by Microgaming
News on 28 Aug 2012
News on 28 Aug 2012
The Isle of Man-based online gambling software and games developer Microgaming has released the latest – and much anticipated – online slot in its ‘Untamed” series – the five reel Untamed – Wolf Pack.
The new game, which takes players on a virtual trip to the frozen wastes of the artic wilderness, is the third in the series, following the success of Untamed Giant Panda and Untamed Bengal Tiger, both released earlier this year .
High quality graphics bring the game’s setting to life, whilst the player’s gaming experience is enhanced by four distinctive features: Running Wilds, Lucky Nudge, Collect-A-Wild and Your Gamble, all of which improve the punters’ chances of reward.
The Running Wilds feature is an exciting development in the Untamed slot series. During the Free Spins feature, the Base Game Wild symbol is stacked. On each following Free Spin the stack increases by one symbol, irrespective of whether the symbol lands on the reels of that spin, meaning that by the tenth Free Spin the stack will be 12 symbols high.
Scatter symbols may also peek from just above or below the reel edges and trigger the Free Spins feature. This impressive new Lucky Nudge feature increases gamers’ chances of triggering the Free Spins and winning.
With Collect-A-Wild, each Wild Symbol landing on a Reel adds a Wild Token to the counter beneath that Reel. When 4 Wilds collect on the Reel’s Counter, the entire Reel turns Wild on the next spin and remains Wild for 4 spins. Up to 5 Reels can turn Wild, which greatly increases the chance of winning big.
Finally, the Your Gamble feature allows players to adjust their gambling odds, enabling them to play a single win as many times as they like while still banking a portion.
Roger Raatgever, CEO of Microgaming, said: “We are extremely excited about the launch of the ‘Untamed – Wolf Pack’ video slot, and the continuing success of the series. The graphics and the gameplay are absolutely outstanding, and we understand why players keep coming back for more.”
