Released via Yggdrasil Gaming, Peter & Sons has transported players to Native America in its latest tomahawk-swinging slot release, Thunderhawk.
RELEASE DATE
Out now
THEME
Native American
THE PITCH
Thunderhawk is a 5×3 reel slot with 20-paylines and a maximum win of up to x10,000 the player’s wager.
VOLATILITY
High
RTP
96 per cent
THE DETAILS
Low value symbols come in the form of playing card royals, from Jack through to Ace, These symbols can offer between x0.25 and x5 the player’s wager, depending on the number of winning combinations that land on a single spin.
Meanwhile, Native American characters with background colours of red, blue, silver and gold depict the high value symbols, offering between x1 and x25 the player’s bet.
Wild Cow skulls are also available, substituting for all symbols other than instant prize eagles and free spin dreamcatcher scatters. Landing three, four or five wilds in a winning combination will provide wins of x5, x20 or x50 respectively.
Landing three or more gold eagle bonus symbols on the same spin can award a range of instant multiplied bet amount prizes, from x1 to x10,000 the player’s stake.
Finally, landing three or more dreamcatcher scatters on the same spin will trigger the free spins game mode. In this bonus game mode, power up symbols can appear, with double eagles, extra spins and multipliers available.
WHAT THEY SAY
Mark McGinley, Chief Gaming Officer at Yggdrasil, stated: “Yggdrasil continues to enjoy a truly bountiful relationship with the talented team at Peter & Sons and the release of Thunderhawk will only strengthen that bond.
“There’s no doubt about it, players won’t be able to get enough of this memorable native-inspired and feature-rich release with plenty of win opportunities.”
Yann Bautista, Founder & Commercial Director at Peter & Sons, added: “A lot of love has gone into developing Thunderhawk as is the case with all of our collaborations with Yggdrasil and we hope that players enjoy this game just as much as we loved making it.”
SOCIAL
DEMO
To try your hand at the Thunderhawk demo, click here.