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Casino game developer Yggdrasil Gaming has announced the launch of their newest video slot 'Hanzo's Dojo', which transports players to Japan where they'll try to chop some wins like pieces of wood.
The game is a 5 reel, 25 payline video slot set in the front of a dojo, complete with a series of elemental symbols as well as characters like fighters, ninjas, geishas, and more. The game's features include free spins, expanding wilds, wild reels, win multipliers, and more. The game has a posted RTP percentage of 96.1% and can be played on desktop and mobile devices.
Commenting on the game's launch Yggdrasil's Jonas Strandman said, "Besides the stylish artwork, the coolest part of the game is Hanzo's unique mini-slot that offers players a host of bonuses including wild reels and mini games plus extra features and free spins. This adds an extra layer of fun and can turn dead spins into profitable ones in the blink of an eye. We're sure this will be a game mechanic that will get people coming back for more."
A preview of the game can be seen below:
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Comments
I have played this game a fair bit, they're right about one thing for sure, the mini slot on top does keep a player coming back for more. I'm not sure how many different bonuses it can produce, but I've been witness to three of them myself. It's a fun game, I'll still go back for more
I have tried for few days a go... and i think this slot have a nice potential, with many feature, i get the win about 200x, for me this slot is pretty good...
Well, I think that Hanzo's Dojo has better chance for higher winnings among Yggdrasil game.
Most Yggdrasil games are good with graphics and sounds, but winnings were only 100 x bet or so.
But, this game seems a little different in game logics, but the line wins are very small anyway.
Good luck.
I haven't tried the game yet but I did watch the trailer for it and it sounds pretty interesting. The Japanese theme hasn't been my favorite but looks like they have done a good job to make it exciting.
One thing is for certain, a nice presentation of the game through that video, quite entertaining.
Still not played the slot though.