By Simon Wright Sep 23, 2022
The casino game studio Lucksome, of which we recently interviewed their founder Bryan Upton where it can be read here, have at the end of this week released their latest casino game to roll off their production line, with the Ancient Egypt themed Gates of Etherea™.
Taking the form of a 5 reel slot, using the increasingly popular 3-4-5-4-3 row configuration, Gates of Etherea™ features two Guardians which are the key to unlocking bonus rounds and big wins.
Charge up the Guardians of the Gates by landing four or more Portal Scatter symbols in a spin and once fully charged, they will open the gates to 12 Free Spins. Fill the screen with all 19 Portal symbols to trigger the 5000x max win!
Once in the Free Spins bonus round, the chances of additional features like wild multipliers, scatter wilds and high-pay symbols all produced by the Guardians’ magical might. Landing 10 Portals during Free Spins retriggers the bonus, awarding another 12 spins, plus there is a configurable option for Bonus Buys for those operators in jurisdictions that allow it.
Bryan Upton, Founder at Lucksome, said: “Following our run of successful game launches we really see Gates of Etherea™ as the perfect end to our Q3 release activity. Designed to appeal to a global audience, we have localised marketing material and support in 15+ languages, plus two volatility profiles as well as a configurable Bonus Buy.”
Gates of Etherea™ is available in 94% and 96% versions, we’re confident this game is going to be a hit with our operator and aggregator partners, as well as their respective players. We can’t wait for it to hit lobbies around the world from September 22nd.”
Simon Wright has been both a player and an observer of the online casino industry for over 15 years. His knowledge of the online casino industry – to include sports is massive. Not many folks have the experience or his knowledge about online gambling. His adoration of football is also noted. He has painted his house blue (Chelsea) and annoys his neighbors with local football songs on game days.
