Swedish online casino games developer Play‘n GO has added to its Arthurian-themed family of video slots via the launch of its new five-reel and ten-payline Lord Merlin and the Lady of the Lake title.
The Vaxjo-headquartered firm used an official Thursday press release to declare that its latest mobile-friendly video slot is a sequel to the Rise of Merlin advance from 2019 and is similarly themed around ‘the earlier period’ of the mythological wizard’s life including the beginnings of his relationship with famed enchantress Vivian. The innovator proclaimed that although the pair are often portrayed as adversaries, ‘their relationship started as a romantic one’ and this is an aspect ‘not often explored in the telling of their story’.
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Play‘n GO stated that the ‘magical’ Lord Merlin and the Lady of the Lake video slot gives aficionados ‘plenty to love’ including a free spin round that can randomly select symbols to expand so as to potentially present players with ‘a screen full of wilds’. The developer pronounced that the three-row game moreover comes complete with a ‘nested feature inside the free spin round’ in addition to the chance for competitors to take away rewards worth up to 10,000 their initial stake.
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Martin Zettergren, Chief Product Officer for Play‘n GO, used the press release to detail that his firm has debuted the Frozen Gems, Coils of Cash, New Year Riches, Piggy Bank Farm, and Miner Donkey Trouble video slots over the course of the last three months alone while its new Lord Merlin and the Lady of the Lake title ‘still stands on its own two feet’ despite being linked to an ‘immensely popular’ predecessor.
Read a statement from Zettergren…
“Our ‘families’ link games together under a recognizable umbrella. Players see this and know that they are going to get the same great entertainment as a game they have enjoyed previously. However, familiarity alone will not keep players engaged and each game has to bring something different to the table, otherwise what’s the point.”