Play’n GO has released its 13th video slot since the beginning of the year. In January, the company promised a slot per week for the whole duration of 2020. From what we can see, the eminent firm is keeping its promise.
Last week, it was Ring of Odin slot that we looked forward to. Now it’s time for something completely different.
The new game’s title is Annihilator, and it’s a tribute slot to the metal band of the same name.
With the game, Play’n GO continues the string of successful branded slots inspired by music. Before Annihilator, we had the pleasure of enjoying House of Doom and Sabaton.
Metal, Baby!
Canadian guitarist Jeff Waters collaborated with Play’n GO on this release. He’s famous for influencing bands like Megadeth, 3 Doors Down and Nickelback. Moreover, he’s third in author Joel McIver’s book The 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists.
Martin Zettergren, CPO, spoke on the collaboration process.
“There was a real collaborative effort to give this game its level of realism and detail… [That] included visiting Jeff’s UK studio to capture the voice and video recordings. We worked together every step of the way.”
Doom & Gloom
Annihilator slot takes place on a 5-reel, 3-row reel grid with 10 fixed paylines. As far as the configuration goes, it’s pretty simple and straight-forward. It is in special features, symbols and the theme itself that lies magic.
On the flip side, the RTP is a very humble 94.20%. There’s little positive we could say about that. Truth be told, we’re sorry to see the return to player value so low. However, there are things that will balance the modest number out.
Annihilator is a highly volatile slot, which is something you could expect, considering the RTP. As such, it’s perfect for high-stake players who have a penny to spare. If you’re generally into fast-paced games with a lot of action, you’ll love Annihilator slot.
The betting range goes from 10 cents to $100. The maximum exposure is 5,000x the stake. You can get there by hitting the Set the World on Fire feature. The petrifying symbols include the devil himself, as well as guitars, broken glass and dolls of death.
