Wazdan journeys to Asgard in Power of Gods: Valhalla

Gaming News

14 July 2022

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Wazdan, the innovative games provider, has embarked on a Nordic adventure in its newest release, Power of Gods: Valhalla.Following the enormously popular releases of Power of Gods titles Hades and Medusa, the provider welcomes players to brave the icy surrounds of the Norse gods in this 4x4, pays anywhere slot, with eight or more identical symbols awarding players with a win.Fearsome gods fill the reels, while Thor’s hammer acts as a wild throughout base play. Players are looking to land at least six Bonus symbols to trigger the Hold the Jackpot round. If three, four, or five land on a single spin, they remain sticky for a single spin to increase the chances of triggering the bonus feature.Players start the bonus game with three Re-Spins, and every successful spin resets the count. Bonus symbols can have a cash multiplier value of up to 15x, or be one of three jackpots – Mini, Minor or Major. If all 16 spots are filled, the Grand Jackpot of 1,000x is awarded and added to a player’s win up to a total of 2,145x.Power of Gods: Valhalla becomes the latest addition to the supplier’s growing portfolio of immersive video slots, following popular recent releases, including Magic Spins, 9 Burning Dragons, and Sizzling Eggs.Wazdan has also been recently recognized at the Baltic and Scandinavian Gaming Awards, winning both Best Slots Provider in the Baltics and Rising Star in Nordic Online Casino Technology (B2B) categories, highlighting the impressive reach the provider boasts across both regions.Andrzej Hyla, Chief Commercial Officer at Wazdan, said: “Our Power of Gods series takes players on a journey through some of history’s most exciting times, and our latest installment invites them go back in time to the harsh Viking saga times.

“Incorporating our popular Hold the Jackpot mechanic, the pays anywhere title represents a unique gaming experience for our fans as they look to trigger huge wins in this action-packed adventure.”