Yggdrasil and Reflex Gaming have partnered for the Desperate Dawgs 2 GigaBlox slot release.
The feature-filled, six-reel title has 40 paylines and utilises symbols up to 6x6 in size through Yggdrasil’s game engagement mechanic Gigablox.
Desperate Dawgs 2 GigaBlox can see players win up to 9,872x their stake via three key features.
One such avenue opens up when players land six or more red scatter reels, prompting the Train Robber bonus round, where a steam train pulls into a station and reveals its contents.
Each of the train’s wagons contains either gold, silver or notes. Dynamite can also be found on the wagons, which fills up a number of trails. When a trail is complete, the doors to a safe are blown off, awarding up to 200x a player’s stake.
Stuart McCarthy, head of product & programs at Yggdrasil, said: “It’s been fantastic working alongside Reflex Gaming to herald the return of our favourite bad boys, the Desperate Dawgs!
“We’re confident that this quirky Western release featuring our popular GEM GigaBlox will be another big hit with players, offering a fun theme and high win potential.”
Players can also improve their winnings by landing six or more yellow scatters t to usher in the Gunslinger bonus feature. This sees gunshots fired at targets which all have values. Depending on the bullet fired, these values are multiplied by up to 10x.
Finally, the Bad Boy Bonus can be triggered by landing six or more green scatter symbols. This awards free spins in which the reels are expanded by one row and 15 extra paylines every time a win occurs. Any new wins revealed are paid and two extra free spins are awarded.
Using the Golden Bet facility, players can also increase their bet by 50 per cent to more than double their chances of triggering one of the bonuses.
Matt Ingram, CPO at Reflex Gaming, added: “To date, Desperate Dawgs has been our most popular game with Yggdrasil. After breaking records during its opening weekend, we have high hopes for the sequel.
“Fans of the original Desperate Dawgs will love this, and we hope that it will also appeal to GigaBlox enthusiasts.”
