With their most recent cooperation, Fury of Hyde MegawaysTM, Yggdrasil and Jelly have released the first chapter of an amazing adventure based on well-known stories.
Fury of Hyde Megaways by Yggdrasil, the first game in Jelly's Curious Cases series, is based on the well-known tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and sends players on an enigmatic expedition through London's cobblestoned streets.
Every Megaways victory triggers cascading symbols, and this game's HYDE Super Spin, which is extremely unpredictable, has the potential to award epic payouts. This feature, which has the potential to be activated on any spin, has the ability to remove symbols, raise the multiplier, and increase the minimum Megaways all in one amazing super spin.
When four bonus symbols are landed, the Free Spins phase begins, with the potential for extremely large wins and even more HYDE Super Spin triggers.
The game, which is a part of the Yggdrasil Masters catalogue, is powered by GATI, a cutting-edge technology from Yggdrasil that enables partners to use the preconfigured, regulation-ready, standardised development tools to regularly produce cutting-edge content followed by rapid distribution.
Stuart McCarthy, Head of Product & Programs at Yggdrasil, said: “Fury of Hyde Megaways™ is a fantastic addition to our YG Masters portfolio, marrying the popular mechanic with a great storyline and beautifully presented and eye-catching art.
“Offering huge win potential, the game will appeal to fans of Megaways™ and anyone looking for an exciting adventure with well-known characters. We can’t wait for the next chapter of the Curious Cases series from Jelly.”
Victoria Newbolt, Marketing Lead at Jelly, said: “Fury of Hyde Megaways™ is a title we are extremely proud of and it’s a great way to introduce players to our Curious Cases series that will take players on exciting slot journeys inspired by tales, legends and myths.
“Boosted by Megaways™, we have delivered a truly thrilling and innovative game in Fury of Hyde Megaways™, with an arsenal of elements to keep players entertained.”
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