Wizard Games aims for the


heavens with latest title Wizard Games’ growing slots portfolio has been added to with the release of feature-packed slot, Towers of Olympus.


Te new game, which follows on from other notable recent releases Bier Haus Riches, Alice Mega Riches and Amun Ra – King of the Gods, allows players to brush shoulders with the gods, while telling the story of Zeus, the deity of the sky from Greek mythology.


Te 5x4, medium-to-high volatility slot lets players meet up with legendary idols on their thrilling journey, while also offering compelling gameplay within a smooth and elegant framework that is synonymous with Wizard Games’ products.


When one or two Blue Mystery Towers land on the reels, they convert to random symbols, combining with other icons to create winning combinations. Should three Blue Mystery Towers appear, they become Golden Mystery Towers, activating Super Spins.


Here, Golden Mystery Towers nudge to match the highest symbol size, with the number of Super Spins awarded being based on the number of rows on a reel covered. With every Super Spin, Golden Mystery Towers reduce in size, while a mystery symbol is activated on them.


Tere is also a Free Spins mode with a difference


Zytronic unveils its latest player interface developments at G2E


Touch technology innovator Zytronic will exhibit its latest player interface developments integrated into a slot- machine demonstration unit at this year’s G2E on Booth 1335.


Te unit combines a variety of interactive solutions that aim to capture the imagination of system designers to create the winning touch.


Visitors to the stand will be able to experience the all-glass 19.5” interactive video button deck with a wireless phone charger and non-mechanical glass touch-enabled ‘bash’ button positioned within the transparent area of the button deck.


Te raised button also enables a tactile feel preferred by players when compared to an inert flat touchscreen. In addition to responding to a player’s tap, the button features a ring machined into its perimeter that dynamically changes it into a joggle wheel, enabling additional game features when appropriate software and content have been designed.


Te phone charger and the bash button appear to float without any visible cables, making this button deck stand out. Instead, they are powered through the glass via near-invisible 10-micron copper


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electrode tracks printed within the glass button deck structure, resulting in a sleek, uncluttered design.


Overall, the entire button deck is easy to clean, not effect by fluid contamination on the surface, resilient to scratches from watches or other jewellery, and can withstand some severe blows from over-enthusiastic gamers.


Above the button deck is a 43” high-bright display mounted on a pole through which runs power and data, complementing the cable-free concept of this unit. On either side of the screen is a vertical chaser


LED suspended in the glass touch sensor overlay, again with no cables in sight.


Within the touchscreen active area is a machined hole through which a mechanical button with transparent lens is mounted and accentuated by an LED ring, enabling the player to change the displayed content. Both the button and lights are powered via the near-invisible tracks directly within the touch sensor and viewable area of the display to achieve a “floating button” effect.


“In addition to the aesthetic benefits for the players, vendors and casino owners profit from the exceptionally robust and dependable embedded Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) touch sensors,” explains Dr Andrew Morrison, Technical Director, Zytronic.


“Te advantage of a non-moving glass button is that there is no risk of liquid ingress into the button deck and no wear-out or failure risk for operators to worry about, maximising ROI and slot machine up-time.”


Fasten your seat belts -


Turbo Mode is ready Classics are eternal, but classics with new improvements are captivating. One of the first Turbo games has undergone visual and functional changes and has transformed into a new title, Turbo Mines.


within Towers of Olympus. When three, four or five Scatter symbols land, eight, 12 and 15 spins are awarded respectively, with a guaranteed Blue Mystery Tower appearing on every spin. Additionally, Super Spins can be triggered during this game mode, presenting players with the chance of bagging some divine rewards.


Wizard Games has also presented players with the opportunity to improve their chances of reaching the Free Spins round through its Boost feature. By taking this option, the original bet increases by 50 per cent and additional Scatter symbols are added to the reels. For a guaranteed path to the Free Spins round, in certain regions players can take up the Buy Bonus option.


Towers of Olympus is the latest proof of Wizard Games’ approach to delivering value-driven iGaming experiences for regulated markets around the world. Te studio’s portfolio currently includes over 120 titles certified for more than 20 regulated jurisdictions in Europe, North America and Latin America.


Classics are eternal, but classics with new improvements are captivating. One of the first Turbo games has undergone visual and functional changes and has transformed into a new title, Turbo Mines.


“Visually, this is the successor to the super hit of our classic Mines,” says Te Head of Product at Turbo Games. “We are a young progressive team that improves our product regularly, but not just observes what works well. Tere is no limit to perfection, especially when you can change quickly and qualitatively to open an even wider potential of Turbo hit.”


Te rules remain the same as in Mines, but some additional features modify the perception of the interface and the game pace. Firstly, it is possible to change the game field size: to 3*3, 5*5, 7*7, and 9*9.


Such modification gives a player a chance to work on their strategy and choose the risk rate, meaning every round can be absolutely different from all points of view.


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