Relax Gaming serves up post-apocalyptic release Frank’s Diner

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Relax Gaming, the iGaming aggregator and supplier of award-winning content, is opening the hatch to Frank's Diner, an apocalyptic slot where Split Symbols, reel multipliers, and Gold Wild re-spins deliver the potential for sizzling wins.

Split Symbols take center stage, with two or three identical single symbols landing on the same reel, forming double or triple stacks that immediately multiply the number of ways to win.

Re-Spin Wilds are triggered when a gold Wild symbol forms part of a win, causing a re-spin to occur. The re-spins continue as long as new symbols contribute to payouts.

Meanwhile, Multiplier Wilds add extra excitement, as both standard and gold Wilds apply a reel multiplier of 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x depending on their position, offering even greater rewards.

The Last Stand Spins feature activates when three Bonus symbols appear. During this round, each Wild re-spin increases the reel multipliers by one on their respective reels, with these values remaining for the rest of the feature. Landing another three Bonus symbols during the round awards an additional 10 free spins.

Players eager to go straight to the main course can do so using the Bonus Reels buy feature, which costs 10x the regular bet. This removes all paying symbols, leaving only Bonus symbols on the reels to boost the chances of triggering the feature.

Step into Frank’s Diner, block out the chaos outside, and prepare to enjoy bold flavors and even greater possibilities with every spin.

Tony O’Mahony, Chief Product Officer at Relax Gaming, said: “Frank’s Diner serves up a sizzling player experience packed with satisfying ingredients that work brilliantly together.

“Split Symbols and escalating reel multipliers create real momentum, while our brand-new Bonus Reels mode gives players an exciting new route into the feature. This release delivers an entertaining, high-impact experience that’s sure to leave a lasting impression for players who visit the diner.”