25 April 2024 – Play’n GO proves their slot nobility and pulls their latest Arthurian Legend title from stone with The Sword and the Grail Excalibur.
Gamers are invited to join the Round Table and begin their legendary quest. This 5x3 online slot showcases King Arthur's formidable blade again, like its predecessor – The Sword and the Grail (2019) – summoning champions to reunite the Round Table and unlock the mysteries of the Holy Grail. Players are in for an unforgettable adventure with immersive gameplay and thrilling features.
Experience the King’s Prize with Wild Multipliers of up to x100, amplifying player potential with each spin. Players can also uncover Instant Rewards boosted by an active Sword Multiplier, with each prize symbol landing on the reels.
Additionally, players can unlock up to 24 Free Spins and increase the Sword Multiplier with every five Scatters collected. The action remains intense, with Wandering Wilds moving in a single direction – truly etching the slot into legend. Players are invited to dive into the realm of King Arthur alongside his trusty blade and shape the fate of Camelot.
The Sword and the Grail Excalibur draws inspiration from the rich tapestry of Arthurian legends and other English folk tales, both from rich lore and history, as well as the wider Play’n GO archives. Fans may find titles like Sherwood Gold (2023) reminiscent with its Instant Prizes or 15 Crystal Roses: A Tale of Love (2022) narratively similar thanks to its shared Arthurian Legend coat of paint.
Games Ambassador at Play'n GO, Magnus Wallentin, said:
"The Sword and the Grail Excalibur encapsulates the essence of Arthurian legend lore and truly builds upon the mechanics found in the first title. Offering players an immersive and rewarding gaming experience unlike any other with the Sword Multiplier and Instant Rewards really setting this title apart."
Constructed with glory and honour, this slot boasts a captivating narrative and thrilling features. The Sword and the Grail Excalibur is truly worthy of its ironclad namesake.
