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The Swedish gaming giant’s portfolio of games goes live with the newly rebranded Ember Casino in West Virginia, with further states to follow 10 September 2026 – Play’n GO, the world’s leading casino entertainment provider, has today announced a new U.S. operator partnership with Ember Entertainment, the newly rebranded gaming division of Delaware North, marking a significant step in its long-term North American growth strategy. The partnership sees Play’n GO’s portfolio launch first on Ember Casino in West Virginia, with additional launches planned across Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the coming months. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to delivering high-quality, regulated online casino entertainment while building the foundations for a broader partnership that may extend into retail channels in the future. Players in West Virginia will now have access to a selection of Play’n GO’s most popular titles through Ember Casino, with additional content to follow as the rollout continues across multiple jurisdictions. The agreement marks another milestone in Play’n GO’s continued expansion in the United States, as the company builds strong, long-term partnerships with operators that share its strategic vision for regulated market growth and sustainable player engagement. Lance Xuereb, Global Account Director of Play’n GO, said: “We are very pleased to partner with Ember Entertainment at such an exciting point in their evolution. Their ambitious plans for growth, combined with their strong land-based footprint, make them an ideal long-term partner for Play’n GO in the U.S. “This launch in West Virginia is the first step in what we see as a highly collaborative relationship, both online and beyond. We’re looking forward to supporting Ember Entertainment's expansion across new states and delivering outstanding entertainment experiences to their players.” Davide Colosimo, Director of Interactive Casino, added: “We’re thrilled to welcome Play’n GO’s industry-leading portfolio to Ember Casino in West Virginia, marking another important step in Ember Entertainment’s continued digital growth. Play’n GO’s reputation for quality content and innovation aligns perfectly with our ambition to deliver a best-in-class player experience. This partnership is a key milestone as we continue expanding our online casino portfolio across multiple regulated markets.” Earlier this summer, Delaware North unveiled Ember Entertainment as its new interactive gaming division, reflecting the company’s continued investment in digital gaming innovation. Through Ember Entertainment, the company continues to expand the Ember Casino brand across regulated online gaming markets. The Play’n GO partnership represents another milestone in that broader growth strategy. Ember Entertainment oversees the company’s growing portfolio of Ember Casino online gaming operations as it continues expanding across regulated U.S. markets. To find out more about Play’n GO, please visit www.playngo.com

10 September 2026 – Play’n GO has released Triple Beasts of Fortune, a five-reel video slot with 1,024 payways, set on a supernatural Grand Canyon frontier where three crystal-linked Free Spins features can arrive alone, in pairs or all three together. This is a frontier with thunder in its bones. Sandstone canyon walls and open plains sit beneath lightning-charged skies, while a stone-framed reel window is flanked by three floating skull totems. The premium line-up is a wild one: a red bison, purple bear, green snake, blue crow and a golden big-cat, teeming with the raw energy of nature. The base game pays left to right on adjacent symbols across five reels and 1,024 payways. Green, blue and red Crystal Scatters can appear, with no more than one Crystal on each reel. Each colour is paired with a matching skull display and feature path: green for Upgrade, blue for Expand and red for Multiplier. Each feature awards seven spins as standard. In Upgrade Free Spins, Bison symbols become Thunder Bison symbols, which pay twice the standard Bison value, and additional Thunder Bison can appear on the reels. Expand Free Spins opens the grid to five reels by six rows and 7,776 payways, with additional Bison symbols joining the feature. Multiplier Free Spins places x2 and x3 Multiplier Wilds on reels two, three and four. Their values apply only to winning combinations that include a Multiplier Wild and are added together when more than one forms part of the same win. Standard Wilds do not appear during this feature. When two feature types activate together, Super Charged Free Spins combines both sets of mechanics. When all three activate, Mega Stampede Free Spins brings the six-row grid, Thunder Bison and Multiplier Wilds into the same seven spins. GO Ultra is optional and doubles every Free Spins award from seven to fourteen spins. “Each feature in Triple Beasts of Fortune has a clear identity,” said Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO. “Upgrade changes the Bison, Expand opens the grid and Multiplier brings x2 and x3 Multiplier Wilds into play. Super Charged pairs them; Mega Stampede lets all three strike together.” Triple Beasts of Fortune is out now. Witness these forces of nature below...

Play’n GO, arguably the world’s leading supplier of iCasino entertainment, has launched a revolutionary call for all sectors of the gambling industry to champion sustainable, nationally-regulated iGaming - Interview with iGaming Future 9 September, 2026 The campaign may ruffle feathers–and egos–in some betting industry quarters but the Swedish-origin casino software innovator and provider is determined to push on with its bid to make compliance and safer gambling regulation the dominant norm in the booming slots, online games and online casino gaming sphere. ​And with more than 400 premium titles in their portfolio–among them storied mega hits ‘Rich Wilde’ and the ‘Book of Dead’, which are treasured by online casino operators in more than 35 jurisdictions worldwide–the Play’n GO safer and regulated gambling initiative merits serious attention. This week Play’n GO’s Chief Commercial Officer Magnus Olsson took time out to explain to iGF’s Editor-in-Chief André Dubronski why compliance doesn’t just make moral sense but also good business sense because sustainability stimulates longevity and all-important cash flow. We began by asking Magnus: As the global iGaming industry continues to mature, how do you see the relationship between suppliers and operators evolving when it comes to prioritising sustainable, nationally-regulated growth, over traffic generated from multi-jurisdictional licences? “For a long time, parts of the industry have benefited from the convenient fiction that suppliers create games, operators take responsibility for distribution, and the two can be treated separately. “That distinction is becoming increasingly difficult to defend. “As markets mature and regulators demand greater accountability, suppliers will need to decide what sort of industry they want to help build. “In our view, long-term value will be created by companies supporting nationally-regulated markets, not by chasing short-term revenue wherever it can be found. “At Play’n GO, we believe growth and regulation are not opposing forces. “In fact, the most sustainable growth comes from markets with clear rules, strong consumer protections and effective oversight. “Companies that continue to prioritise easy revenue over market sustainability may benefit in the short term. But they are ultimately betting against the direction of travel of the entire industry. “The future relationship between suppliers and operators must be based on shared responsibility. “Commercial success is important. But it cannot be separated from questions of compliance, transparency and market integrity.” With regulators increasingly focused on player protection, AML, and responsible market development, how can major suppliers such as Play’n GO use their influence to ensure their wider ecosystem also remains sufficiently transparent and responsible? “The simplest answer is that suppliers need to stop pretending they are powerless. “Large suppliers have enormous influence. We decide who receives our content, who profits from our products and which business models we are prepared to support. The idea that suppliers are merely neutral content providers no longer reflects reality. “If we expect regulators to hold operators to account, suppliers should be prepared to hold themselves and their partners to account as well. “That means setting clear expectations around compliance and market access. It means conducting proper due diligence. And, crucially, it means being willing to walk away from revenue when partners fail to meet acceptable standards. “The industry often talks about responsibility. We need to become better at demonstrating it. “Player protection, AML compliance and market integrity are collective responsibilities. “If one part of the ecosystem chooses to ignore those obligations, everyone ultimately suffers the consequences, including the many operators and suppliers who are trying to do the right thing.” As more markets introduce, or strengthen, national licensing frameworks, how important is it for suppliers to take a proactive stance on where and how their content is distributed? And what are the risks to the future of our industry if this responsibility is left solely to operators and intermediaries? “Suppliers cannot credibly claim to support regulated markets while simultaneously ignoring where their content ultimately ends up. “If we have visibility, influence and contractual relationships, then we also have responsibility. “One of the biggest challenges facing our industry is that accountability is often pushed down the supply chain. Operators blame affiliates. Suppliers blame operators. Aggregators blame someone else. Meanwhile regulators and policymakers see an industry that appears unwilling to police itself. “This approach is not sustainable. “If responsibility is left solely to operators and intermediaries, there will inevitably be gaps in oversight. Those gaps create risks for consumers, risks for regulators and risks for the long-term credibility of the industry itself. “The consequence is not simply reputational damage. It is increased regulatory intervention, greater restrictions and less trust from policymakers and the public. “Suppliers are not observers in this process. We are participants. We should act like it.” The global nature of online gaming means that regulatory developments in one jurisdiction can increasingly have implications for businesses operating elsewhere. How is Play’n GO adapting its commercial strategy to navigate this more interconnected regulatory landscape while continuing to grow? “Our response is straightforward: We are building a business designed to succeed in regulated markets. “This means prioritising jurisdictions with clear national licensing frameworks, investing in regulatory engagement, and making decisions based on long-term sustainability rather than short-term revenue opportunities. “Importantly, this is not a new direction for Play’n GO. “We have taken this approach for many years, even when parts of the industry were focused on different priorities. What is changing is that the broader market is increasingly recognising the realities we have long understood – that sustainable growth and strong regulation go hand-in-hand. “As scrutiny of the sector increases, policymakers are looking beyond operators and examining the wider ecosystem that supports online gambling, including payments, compliance, technology and distribution networks. “Businesses across that value chain are facing greater expectations around transparency, accountability and responsible conduct. “And we believe this trend will continue. The companies that create the most long-term value will be those that embrace regulation, operate with transparency and contribute positively to the markets in which they do business. “For Play’n GO, that has been a guiding principle for many years, and we believe it positions us strongly for the future. “That means setting clear expectations around compliance and market access. It means conducting proper due diligence. And, crucially, it means being willing to walk away from revenue when partners fail to meet acceptable standards.” Editor’s Note: Stirring stuff, indeed, from market leader Play’n GO. Perhaps akin to having the courage to tell “the emperor that he’s wearing no clothes”. As Magnus insists: Now, as the gambling industry matures, is the time to seize responsibility, champion sustainability and promote safer, regulated gambling. And such a course of action demands the active, progressive involvement of every sector of the gambling industry supply chain. “The industry often talks about responsibility. [But] we need to become better at demonstrating it,” asserts the Play’n GO CCO. “If we have visibility, influence and contractual relationships, then we also have responsibility.” To coin a new, ineluctable, mantra: Short-term gain only leads to long-term pain. Play’n GO’s stepped-up campaign for sustainable, nationally-regulated iGaming must be supported. And applauded. Find the original article at iGaming Future, right here: Play'n GO Launches Revolutionary Book Of iGaming Life | iGaming Future

3 September 2026 – Play'n GO returns to the world of phoenix mythology as Infernal Trinity GO Guaranteed launches today, bringing a three-phoenix feature system and Hold and Spin play to operators while marking the debut of the studio’s new GO Guaranteed mechanic. Set in a once-golden kingdom reduced to ash, the release builds its identity around three phoenixes – Blue, Red and Purple – that rise from the ruins. Each is distinguished by colour and by the power it commands in a world shaped by fire, ruin and rebirth. At its centre is a colour-led collection system. Players gather Phoenix Tear Scatter symbols during play, with each drawn to its matching phoenix. Collect enough of one colour and that phoenix wakes, triggering a Hold and Spin feature with a modifier all its own. More than one phoenix can wake at the same time, allowing features to stack and the round to develop in several directions at once. Each phoenix shapes Hold and Spin differently: Blue expands the reels, Red increases the cash values carried on the coins, and Purple guarantees at least one instant jackpot coin. Together, the three powers create different feature combinations depending on which phoenixes have been activated. GO Guaranteed adds a further layer of progression to the game. Landing all three Tear Scatter colours together in a single spin advances the GO Guaranteed ladder through fixed guaranteed-win stages ranging from 10x to 100x bet. GO Ultra mode extends the ladder to 120x, while the ladder resets when all three phoenix features trigger together in Hold and Spin. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play'n GO, said: "Infernal Trinity GO Guaranteed is a release with real mechanical depth. The three-phoenix system gives every round a sense of building momentum, and the way the features can stack together makes each session feel distinct. "Just as importantly, this is the first Play'n GO title to feature our new GO Guaranteed mechanic. The ladder gives players a clear value to build towards and adds another layer of anticipation to the action. It is a strong, characterful introduction to a mechanic with plenty of potential across our portfolio." Infernal Trinity GO Guaranteed is now available to Play'n GO operators.

27 August 2026 – Play’n GO unveils Unigoat, a character-led video slot that drops a trio of self-styled superhero goats into a comic farmyard and lets them fuse into one. Built on a clear feature structure and a strong sense of personality, it is out now in operator lobbies. The farm belongs to three distinct goats, each with a signature colour and a power of its own: Griffin in green, Gilberta in pink and Gaston in blue. The art keeps things cartoon-bright and knowingly daft, giving the game a look that reads instantly as its own. As a new, standalone title, Unigoat leans on that character focus to offer operators something with a recognisable identity rather than a familiar template. Play takes place on a 5x3 grid with 20 fixed paylines, paying left to right, with a Wild that substitutes for everything except the goats themselves. The three goats double as the symbols that matter most: landing them in the base game charges a set of persistent pots, and those pots are the route into the main feature. It is a tidy base game with a clear sense of where it is heading. That destination is the Goatening, a Free Spins round that opens up the whole game. The grid expands from 5x3 to 5x5, and a 2x2 Unigoat Cash Collector settles into the bottom-left corner to gather Power Rings and Golden Cabbages. Collecting Power Rings grows the collector and adds Free Spins, while the goats’ powers stack depending on who triggered the round: Griffin expands the rows, opening the grid up to 5x8; Gilberta unlocks Bounty Rewards; and Gaston layers on multipliers. Combined, they give the feature genuine variety and a real point of difference. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Unigoat is the kind of game we love making: three goats with real personality, a farm that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and a feature that earns its name. The Goatening fuses those characters into something bigger, and the structure underneath it is clear enough that operators and their players always know where they stand. It shows how far we can push a fresh idea while keeping the format approachable.” Unigoat is out now! Find out more below!

25 August 2026 – Play'n GO expands one of its most enduring worlds as Viking Runecraft 1000 launches today, bringing Norse myth, cascading play and a god-led multiplier system to operators. The latest entry in the Viking Runecraft series trades the familiar for a storm-charged grid where three gods preside over every round. Heimdall, Freya and Thor stand at the heart of a 6x5 grid framed by runes and lightning, their presence woven through both the visual identity and the core mechanic. It is a setting built on contrast and energy, carried by a palette of blue, gold, red and purple, and grounded in the mythology the series is known for. At its centre is a scatter-pay grid where 8 or more matching symbols pay from anywhere, with no fixed paylines. Winning symbols clear and fresh ones drop into the gaps, and cascades continue until no further wins form, so a single result can unfold across several stages. The standout system is the god-led multiplier progression. Multipliers build across 15 stages, climbing from x2 up to x1000, advancing along a path marked by Heimdall, Freya and Thor. This adds a clear, layered structure to each round, with the Free Spins feature, triggered by three or more scatters, carrying that progression further across the feature. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play'n GO, said: "Viking Runecraft has always been about putting the power of the gods in players' hands, and this release leans into that more than ever. The god-led multiplier progression gives every round a real sense of build and momentum, and it's a fitting next chapter for one of our most recognisable worlds." Viking Runecraft 1000 is now available to Play'n GO operators.

20 August 2026 – Play’n GO has launched Cursed Moon Power Collection, a gothic horror video slot built around coin collection, the Soul Fire Multiplier and Free Spins progression. The release follows Dante, a vampire hunter cursed into becoming the creature he once hunted. Refusing the vampire creed, Dante sets out to destroy Dracula and reclaim his human form, with the game’s haunted forests, castle silhouettes and cursed moon backdrop giving the title its darker edge. Wolf, zombie, Mr Hyde and vampire symbols draw the horror cast directly onto the reels, while Dante’s revenge story gives the feature set a clear sense of escalation. The slot begins on a five-reel, four-symbol grid, with way wins formed by adjacent matching symbols from left to right. At the centre of the game is coin collection: Coin symbols land on the middle reels, while Slay Collector symbols on the outer reels collect Coins and Instant Win symbols when they appear together. The Soul Fire Multiplier can rise when its symbol lands on reel five in the base game, adding an extra layer to collected Coin and Instant Win values without affecting pay way wins. Cursed Moon Power Collection also builds through its five-level progression system. Level Up symbols can advance the meter in both the base game and Free Spins, with level features taking effect in Free Spins. As the meter rises, collection events can be doubled, stacked cash symbols can appear across the middle reels, and the top level introduces a guaranteed Instant Win symbol. Level Lock symbols in Free Spins can also save progression, allowing the feature to resume from a locked level in a later Free Spins round. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Cursed Moon Power Collection has a strong link between story and structure. Dante grows stronger as he hunts, and the collection, multiplier and level systems echo that across the game. It gives the release a darker identity, with every core feature pulling towards the same sense of escalation.” Cursed Moon Power Collection is now available to Play’n GO operators.

Swedish gaming giant expands in the regulated Swiss market through partnership with Casino Interlaken's online brand Starvegas.ch 17 August 2026 – Play'n GO, the world's leading casino entertainment provider, has today announced that its industry-leading portfolio of games is now live with StarVegas.ch, the online casino brand of Casino Interlaken, in Switzerland. The launch will see Swiss players gain access to Play'n GO's extensive catalogue of premium casino content, including globally recognized titles such as Book of Dead, Reactoonz, Fire Joker and Rise of Olympus, with StarVegas.ch aiming to offer Play'n GO's full game portfolio to players over time. As a fully regulated operator available throughout Switzerland, StarVegas.ch represents an important addition to Play'n GO's growing network of partners in one of Europe's most mature and highly regulated online casino markets. The partnership will be supported by prominent promotional activity during the first month of launch, including dedicated promenade positioning and designation as Provider of the Month, helping introduce Play'n GO's portfolio to StarVegas.ch's player base. Aliaksandr Iakhvedau, Account Manager of Play’n GO, said: “Switzerland continues to be an important regulated market for Play'n GO, and we're excited to see our games go live with StarVegas.ch." "Casino Interlaken has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality entertainment experiences, and their ambitious plans to launch our full portfolio demonstrate a clear commitment to offering players the very best casino content available." "We're excited to work closely with the team at StarVegas.ch and look forward to building a successful long-term partnership together.” Mayke Mahl, COO at Starvegas.ch said: “As one of the first licensed Swiss online casinos, StarVegas offers a wide selection of games from leading international providers, accessible via StarVegas.ch and our mobile apps. “Play’n GO’s reputation for world-class content and responsible growth in regulated markets made them a natural partner for us. By adding their portfolio, which includes some of the industry’s most recognisable and successful titles, we are further expanding our game offering with innovative content and new gaming highlights. “This partnership reflects our commitment to continuously enhancing our portfolio and delivering Swiss players a diverse, high-quality online gaming experience.” Play'n GO continues to strengthen its position in regulated markets across Europe and worldwide, partnering with leading operators that share its commitment to player protection, compliance and sustainable growth. To find out more about Play’n GO, please visit www.playngo.com

6 August 2026 – Play'n GO today releases Holy Moo! Extreme Power, a 6x6 grid slot that fuses cascading cluster gameplay with a persistent cash collect system, set in Moolympus – a world where the gods of Greek mythology have been transformed into cows. The premise is gleefully absurd. Prometheus has cursed the Olympian pantheon into bovine form, and Zeus – now the gloriously named Moo-ighty Zeus – presides over the grid as both the central character and the game's primary Collector symbol. Positioned beside the reels, proud and ridiculous in equal measure, he anchors a visual identity that pairs mythological grandeur with farmyard comedy. For operators, it's a title with a genuinely different tonal register in the Play'n GO portfolio. Play takes place on a 6x6 grid using cluster pays. Five or more matching connected symbols form a win, and winning clusters cascade out to be replaced – allowing chains to build within a single sequence. As clusters land, their grid positions are marked with persistent frames. Those frames form the backbone of the game's layered feature structure. At the centre of that structure sits the Divine Moo-ment system. When Moo-ighty Zeus lands as a Collector while persistent frames are active, those frames convert into coin values and are gathered – with multiple Collectors able to accumulate within the same cascade. A Collector Path progression system tracks Collector appearances and unlocks new variants with different behaviours over time, so the feature set develops across sessions. Alongside this, instant prize tiers and dual Free Spins modes – including an enhanced Olympian Spins option – round out a design built around sustained momentum and variety. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play'n GO, said: "We wanted Holy Moo! Extreme Power to be the kind of game that makes you smile the moment you see it, then keeps rewarding a closer look. The collection system evolves as you progress, the Collector variants change how values are gathered, and the cow-god concept gave our art and design teams real creative freedom. It's a funny game, but it's a seriously well-built one." Holy Moo! Extreme Power is available now across desktop and mobile for all Play'n GO operators.

6 August 2026 – Play’n GO heads deep into the misty woods with Stompin’ Gold, a Bigfoot-themed slot built around clues, campfire humour and creatures who never stay hidden for long. Deep in the trees, footprints press into the forest floor, branches twitch in the fog and rumours of Bigfoot refuse to fade. Stompin’ Gold brings players into a woodland mystery where the mood shifts from eerie quiet to comic surprise, led by explorer Jack Tracker and two unlikely forest legends. Biggie is no terrifying beast. He is goofy, kind-hearted and always close to mischief. Boogie brings the same playful energy, appearing just long enough to keep Jack guessing before disappearing back into the undergrowth. Together, they turn the search into a light-hearted hide-and-seek tale, where every clue adds to the forest’s character. The artwork leans into classic exploration imagery, with tents, backpacks, cameras and binoculars appearing among stylised symbols. Behind the game frame, tall trees and soft mist give the setting an atmospheric edge, while the character design keeps the tone warm, humorous and approachable. Stompin’ Gold balances suspense with personality, creating a release that feels more like a campfire legend retold with a grin than a creature story built on fear. The game also reflects Play’n GO’s continued focus on character-led worlds. Jack Tracker gives the search its direction, while Biggie and Boogie provide the visual comedy and woodland charm that make the title instantly recognisable within the studio’s wider portfolio of narrative slots. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Stompin’ Gold has a lovely sense of mischief. Biggie and Boogie give the game its personality, while Jack Tracker grounds the story with curiosity and humour. It is a playful forest mystery with plenty of character.” With its misty setting, expressive cast and folklore-inspired premise, Stompin’ Gold brings a lighter side of Bigfoot mythology to Play’n GO’s 2026 release calendar.

30 July 2026 – Play’n GO invites operators back beneath the moonlight with Moon Princess Extreme. Bringing a fresh surge of energy to one of Play’n GO’s most recognisable worlds, Moon Princess Extreme reunites Love, Star and Storm in a 5x5 grid slot where symbols drop into place, winning combinations are removed, and new possibilities can form with each drop. Built around an active grid system, the game awards wins when three or more matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically. After winning symbols are collected, remaining symbols fall into the empty spaces, keeping each round moving until no further winning combinations remain. Wild symbols can appear when a three-symbol win is removed, while the win multiplier increases with each new drop. The three Princesses return with their signature Girl Powers. Love can convert one set of symbols into another, Star can add Wild symbols to the grid, and Storm can remove two sets of symbols from play. These powers can activate on non-winning spins, adding a distinct character-led rhythm to the release. At the centre of Moon Princess Extreme is the Trinity feature. Winning combinations that include Princess symbols fill the on-screen meter, and once fully charged, a free round is awarded. During this sequence, Love, Star and Storm each perform their ability in order. Clearing the full grid during the Trinity feature triggers Free Spins, where players select one of the three Princesses before the feature begins. The chosen Princess defines the starting Free Spins and any additional spins awarded through the meter. The win multiplier is carried into the feature and can climb as high as x1000. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO said: “Moon Princess Extreme brings a much-loved Play’n GO world into a sharper, more feature-rich format. Love, Star and Storm each have a clear role in the experience, giving the game a strong identity while keeping the focus on the magical energy that made Moon Princess so memorable.” Join this tremendous trio today in Moon Princess Extreme!

28 July 2026 – Play’n GO has launched Temple of Three, a new 3-reel video slot that takes operators deep into an ancient Egyptian sanctuary watched over by Ra, Bastet and Anubis. Set among golden relics, sacred bowls and the glow of a forgotten temple, Temple of Three combines a classic 3-reel format with a feature-led structure built around collection, re-spins and divine intervention. The game offers five paylines, with wins paying from left to right on adjacent reels. At the centre of the release is the Treasure Keeper symbol, which can land on the middle reel to trigger Divine Re-spins and collect Cash Coin symbols. The Treasure Keeper moves down the reel with each re-spin, while additional Treasure Keepers can re-trigger the feature and reset the re-spins, giving the mechanic a clear sense of movement and anticipation. The game’s three Pot features each connect to one of the Egyptian gods. Bastet’s Multiplier Pot can add multiplier frames to the grid, Ra’s Mystery Pot introduces a sticky Mystery symbol that reveals an Instant Prize Symbol at the end of Hold’n Spin, while Anubis’ Enhancer Pot can raise the value tier of Cash Coin symbols. One, two or all three Pot features can trigger together, creating a flexible feature set with several possible combinations. Activating at least one Pot feature triggers Hold’n Spin, where symbols remain in place while the rest of the reels spin again. Landing any symbol resets the re-spins, while Second Blessing can add a Cash Coin symbol on the final re-spin and continue the feature. Temple of Three also includes GO Ultra, which enhances Cash Coin symbol values and Instant Prize tiers when active. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO said: “Temple of Three takes a familiar 3-reel format and builds a strong feature identity around it. Ra, Bastet and Anubis each bring a distinct role to the game, giving operators a release that is easy to communicate while still offering plenty of depth through the Pot features and Hold’n Spin.” Temple of Three is now available to Play’n GO operators.