Yggdrasil unveils latest release Ragnawolves WildEnergy

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Both the sun and a full moon have risen to reveal a brand-new Game Engagement Mechanic from Yggdrasil, the leading iGaming publisher, in Ragnawolves WildEnergy.

This Norse mythology-themed game is heavily inspired by the myth of the young pups Sköll and Hati, in their cursed chase for chariots of Sól and Máni. They and their powerful father Fenrir were feared by the gods and were consequently imprisoned by Odin in Asgard. The god cast a spell on the young wolves, and they were doomed to constantly chase the sun and moon.

The game can see players win up to 10,000x their stake by way of Free Spins, Multiplier Wilds, Countdown Wilds, and the latest GEM, WildEnergy.

WildEnergy symbols land with four lives. If a WildEnergy symbol is present on a winning payline, respins will be triggered. This symbol remains sticky for the duration of its life count which decreases after every respin. Respins will continue indefinitely until players reach zero lives.

Countdown Wilds land on the second and fourth reels and persist for between two and four re-spins, remaining sticky throughout. Multiplier Wilds can land on the middle reel, granting an unlimited increasing win multiplier to all winning combinations.

Should three or more scatter symbols land on the reels, 10 free spins will trigger. During this feature, all wilds are present, granting the same features and respins as in the base game.

A Golden Bet option allows players to pay an extra 10x their bet to guarantee a wild symbol on each spin, and players can buy 10 or 13 free spins for 100x or 500x their bet respectively. The latter does not see Multiplier Wilds reset between losing free spins.

Stuart McCarthy, Head of Product & Programs at Yggdrasil, said: “We are delighted to debut another fantastic GEM with the release of Ragnawolves WildEnergy.

“As always, we’re confident this mechanic will be well received by our player base and will help this new title onto sustained success in the coming months.”