Inspired’s 10x Wild is built around multiplier-driven mechanics
Inspired Entertainment has launched 10x Wild in the UK B3/LBO market.
Set on a 3×5 reel set with five-win lines that award wins in both directions via Twin Pays, 10x Wild delivers engaging gameplay. The Wild symbols substitutes for all symbols and when part of a winning combination reveals a 3x, 5x or 10x multiplier. If multiple Wild multipliers land within the same winning combination, their values multiply together, significantly increasing rewards.
Scatter symbols also play a key role. Landing three anywhere on the reels awards a win of up to 25x the player’s stake. In addition to traditional straight-line wins, mixed fruit symbols on active win lines can also form winning combinations, creating even more chances to collect rewards.
For added excitement, the gamble wheel feature gives players the option to increase their winnings. If the wheel’s pointer stops in the green segment, the upgraded prize is awarded, if it lands on red, winnings are forfeited and gameplay returns to the base game.
Ian Shreeve, Vice President and General Manager Gaming Sales said: “10x Wild is built around multiplier-driven mechanics designed to deliver engaging gameplay and rewarding experiences. This release underscores our commitment to producing high-quality, commercially focused content that drive results for our partners”
With its range of powerful symbols, 10x Wild delivers a dynamic, high energy slot experience where every spin offers the chance for bigger rewards and twice the thrill.
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Inspired’s 10x Wild is built around multiplier-driven mechanics Inspired Entertainment has launched 10x Wild in the UK B3/LBO market. Set on a 3×5 reel set with five-win lines that award wins in both directions via Twin Pays, 10x Wild delivers engaging gameplay. The Wild symbols substitutes for all symbols and when part of a winning…
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