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Malta, 8th June 2023 – Playson, the rapidly growing digital entertainment supplier, introduces Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win, an exquisite addition to its Hold and Win portfolio. This latest gem-themed slot game enhances the Fortunator series with captivating gameplay and the attractive Royal Bonus feature.
Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win mesmerize players with dazzling graphics, generous rewards, and immersive gameplay. Inspired by the success of Royal Coins 2, this new release maintains the winning formula of Playson's Fortunate series, offering a regal twist with kingly prizes, including four in-game jackpots.
At the heart of the game lies the captivating Royal Bonus feature. When the Royal Bonus symbol appears, it accumulates all visible values, including Bonus symbols and in-game jackpots, adding them to its total for potential big wins.
The popular Diamond Pile feature is added to the excitement, randomly triggered when bonus symbols land on the reels during the main game. This feature adds Bonus and Royal Bonus symbols in quantities sufficient to activate the Bonus Game, granting players additional chances to win. Each hit on a diamond symbol presents an opportunity to trigger a Bonus Game, heightening the thrill for players.
Tamas Kusztos, CCO at Playson, expressed enthusiasm about the release, stating, "Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win is a dazzling addition to our portfolio of games, further strengthening our Fortunator series. The new and successful Royal Bonus feature adds another layer of excitement for players, which we are confident will add a different dimension to the Fortunator series."
About Playson
Playson operates in 21 regulated markets and boasts over 140 partners worldwide. With licenses from reputable regulatory bodies such as the UKGC, ONJN, HGC and recognition notice from MGA, Playson is well-positioned to deliver exceptional online casino games that combine engaging mathematics with stunning aesthetics. The company's dedicated team is across Malta, the UK, Romania, Hungary, Taiwan, and Greece.
