Get ready for revived classics, fresh adventures and some body-slamming thrills with Microgaming’s diverse roster of game releases for this October.
Cash is king in PearFiction Studios’ Squealin’ Riches on 12 October. Make your choice to save or spend your balance while a shiny piggy bank with gleaming coins and claim the top prize of 10,000x your bet. This title features 1,024 ways to win and lucrative the LockNWin mechanic. Land six or more bonus coin symbols to claim three respins and every new bonus or jackpot symbol that appears while the feature is active to reset your respin count to 3 and increases your winning opportunities with multipliers and jackpots.
Flex and win on 19 October when All41 Studios releases WWE Legends: Link&Win. Fan-favourite pro-wrestlers star as the game’s high-paying symbols while HyperSpins and Link&Win features leap into action to boost your winnings. Pin potential to the ground with the 1-2-3 count scatter symbols that award you five free spins and giant symbols that land in the merged central reels.
Challenge the gods on 26 October with Alchemy Games’ Chronicles of Olympus X UP. Witness the mythological wonders of Greece and jump into exciting high-volatility gameplay with the X UP feature. Expanding wilds appear during the base game and free spins and the X UP tokens add value to your bonus game by increasing your starting multiplier up to 50x as you collect them. The UPSIZER feature modifier allows you to pay in to instantly boost your free spins multiplier.
An ever-popular Microgaming classic makes its return on October 28 with the release of 9 Masks of Fire HyperSpins by Gameburger Studios. Respin individual reels to complete combinations and claim free spins. The HyperSpins feature delivers waves of multipliers to take your winning to new levels.
The fantastical universe of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is on full display on 5 October in Legend of the Sword by Snowborn Games. With 3125 ways to win, this title features an Excalibur scatter symbol that you will wield claim huge winnings. Collect 10 scatters to prevail and win the maximum prize of 10 000x your stake.
Grab your pot o’ gold on 21 October in Leprechaun Links by Slingshot Studios. The game features the Power Stacks and Link&Win bonus features that are active during both the base game and throughout free spins. Magic particles flow when the Power Stacks indicator activates on every spin, creating symbol super-stacks and huge winning opportunities.
Head below the waves on 7 October in Atlantis: The Forgotten Kingdom by Half Pixel Studios. This 243 ways to win pokie integrates and a Wild Mermaid feature scatters wild win multipliers onto the reels as you play. Multiple free spin options stand ready with differing volatilities and Wild Win multipliers to bring you waves of wins.
Visit a fantastic world on 14 October with Rabcat’s new Dragon’s Breath pokie. Harness the power of mythical beasts and set the game alight with a bonus spin when you activate the Double or Triple Flame features by landing 5 matching symbols on 2 or more reels.
Roulette fans are in for a double delight this October thanks to Real Dealer Studios. The developer has 2 premium games set for release with the Spanish-centred. Real Roulette con Laura arriving on 11 October and Real Spooky Roulette delivering supernatural excitement on 18 October.
Hit the tables on 13 October with Switch Studios’ Premier Blackjack with Side Bets, featuring the popular 21+3 and Perfect Pairs side bets. Find a sunny spot on the deck on 25 October in Gold Coin Studios’ Smooth Sailing. The Connectify Pays and Gold Coin Bet features run through the game, bringing you boosted winning chances.
Microgaming’s content partners have a mixed bag of treats in store this October. Grab life by the horn on 7 October with Booming Games’ Rhino Hold and Win and travel to ancient Egypt in Amarna Miller by MGA and Twistar on 11 October. 21 is the magic number on 26 October in Golden Rock Studios’ Classic Blackjack while Bouncy Balls 2 by Eyecon delivers buoyant wins on 28 October.
