Anna the Explorer returns in Quickspin’s latest addition to its ever-growing portfolio with Dinosaur Rage.
RELEASE DATE
Out now
THE PITCH
Dinosaur Rage is a 4×5 slot with 1,024 ways to win which includes a Pay Anywhere feature and Free Spins bonus with two modes – 75x and 150x.
VOLATILITY
High
RTP
96.11 per cent
THE DETAILS
In the Dinosaur Rage Free Spins bonus, players can get up to 25 free spins. If they land three or more Nest Scatter symbols on the reels, they will award you the following:
- Three Nest Scatter symbols award 10 Free Spins and one upgrade
- Four Nest Scatter symbols award 15 Free Spins and two upgrades
- Five Nest Scatter symbols award 25 Free Spins and three upgrades
Furthermore, Nest Scatter symbols are available during Free Spins. Landing three or more of these will activate the regular Free Spins bonus and upgrades.
When all Dinosaurs are Enraged, each upgrade increases the total Free Spin multiplier by 1x.
The title includes a Pay Anywhere feature which results in a symbol that pays for all the symbols that are present on a way, even if they’re not connected left to right.
Moreover, Dinosaur Rage includes a Bonus Buy feature, depending on the player’s jurisdiction, with two modes – pay 75x or 150x the player bets and results in instant entry to the Dinosaur Rage! Free Spins bonus!
Paying 75x bet will trigger with three or more Nest Scatter symbols with the same frequency as when triggering it by chance. Paying 150x will trigger with four or more Nest Scatter symbols with the same frequency as when triggering it by chance.
WHAT THEY SAY
Bjarne Grönnevik, producer, Quickspin: “We started by looking at ‘Tiger’s Glory’, to see how we could use the Pay Anywhere feature to create an interesting dynamic. After working on the game design for some time, we arrived at a model that worked really well.
“When it came to the theme, it turned out that one of our artists is obsessed with reading about and drawing dinosaurs. I guess that spilled over to the moodboards because they looked great!
“As the dinosaurs become ‘Enraged’, they stand on their back legs, raise their armour plates, and get bigger and more aggressive. Just imagine that a T-Rex would catch you trying to steal her eggs and you get the idea!”