Playson releases Royal Joker: Hold and Win

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Playson, the fast-growing digital entertainment supplier, released Royal Joker: Hold and Win, building on the company’s series of “Royal” themed games with plenty of opportunities for players to crown themselves in glory.

The rightful heir to Playson titles such as Royal Coins 2: Hold and Win, this latest instalment leans on the classic fruit style gameplay that players are already accustomed to and introduces new features for them to explore.

“It’s incredibly exciting to release Royal Joker: Hold and Win, a game we expect will deliver strong engagement thanks to the inclusion of new features alongside existing mechanics that resonate with players,” said Tamas Kusztos, Chief Commercial Officer at Playson.

The popular bonus game, powered by Hold and Win mechanics, is enhanced with the inclusion of the Joker’s Multiplier feature. During the mode, Joker symbols that make an appearance leave a 2x multiplier in the cell, with every new inclusion in the same spot increasing the multiplier by one and remaining in place until the bonus game ends. Bonus symbols that land in these modified cells see winnings increased by the corresponding multiplier.

Further elevating the bonus game is the Royal Bonus feature, which can only land on reel 2 and sticks throughout the mode. This powerful symbol gathers all bonus values, as well as the title’s Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots, delivering significant win potential for players.

Royal Joker: Hold and Win is complete with the inclusion of Playson’s Pile of Gold feature, which can randomly trigger access to the bonus game during the main game, as well as add symbols with 2x multiplier during the respins mode.

“We’re sure fans of our Royal series of games will appreciate this latest adventure, particularly with the new Joker’s Multiplier feature that they can explore,” said Natalia Shkarbanova, Product Owner at Playson. “Once again, we’re showcasing our ability to take a classic theme forward and introduce new variations to the gameplay.”