Yggdrasil’s Shadow Raiders MultiMax Sends You Packing for Booty

Yggdrasil has teamed up with Bang Bang Games to introduce players to a pirate adventure of the spooky sort in Shadow Raiders MultiMax. The highly-thematic slot will have you looking for missing booty in this YG Masters 5-reel and 243-payline slot game, which comes with the highly popular MultiMax Game Engagement Mechanic (GEM). The game is released exclusively via the YG Masters program.

• Reels: 5
• Rows: 3
• Paylines: 243
• RTP: 6.1%
• Max Win: 15,000x
• Volatility: Very High
• Min/Max Bet: 0.20/40

Watch the Pirate Saga Unfold

The game comes with a unique game mechanic which will have winning combinations removed from the reels and a multiplier added to the skulls that are perched on the matrix. Every win will also generate a Wild symbol in an empty position and lead to better multiplier metrics as well.

To make things even better, there will be Booty Bomb symbols that will feel the remaining spaces during a cascade. This will lead to a symbol reveal of the same type, or a cash prize, which will increase the winning potential further a notch.

If you are lucky enough to get three or more bonus symbols, you will then access the Free Spins level. Players get to enjoy eight free rounds with the MultiMax multiplier with the multiplier not resetting between individual spins.

The total you may win from this level leads to a 15,000x payout based on your stake. Plus, there is the gamble feature where you can win up to 14 Free Spins instead. The game also comes with a Buy Bonus feature which may not be available in every jurisdiction.

Executives Happy with Results

Yggdrasil head of product & programs Stuart McCarthy has welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with Bang Bang Games and produce yet another fantastic game with Shadow Raiders MultiMax being a fantastic example.

“Building on the popularity of one of our most popular GEMs, the game combines a fantastic theme with a dark, haunting element, as well as massive wins,” McCarthy said. Bang Bang Games managing director Frank McPolin was similarly pleased with the opportunity to see the game make its debut.

McPolin welcomed the opportunity to produce more strong content as part of the YG Masters program and bring even better games in the future and across the entire network of operators.