Yggdrasil set for aquatic adventure in Golden FishTank 2 GigaBlox™

Yggdrasil, the leading worldwide publisher of online gambling content, has rolled out underwater extravaganza Golden FishTank 2 GigaBlox.

The six-reel sequel to Yggdrasil’s original smash hit sees players return to the fish tank, where huge riches await behind the aquatic residents.

On every spin at least two adjacent reels will connect to form up to a 4×4 GigaBlox symbol, while in Free Spins this can be a staggering 6×6 in size on the extended reels.

Five or more Free Spins symbols will trigger the Bonus Round, which can see six extra features triggered, including Wild Fish, turning one fish symbol into a Wild, a 2x multiplier, expanded reels, extra wilds, fish stacks or extra free spins.

Turning on the Golden Bet mode awards an extra feature pick when entering Free Spins, for 20% more per spin.

If the Treasure Chest lands on the fifth reel, players will automatically be awarded a prize of anything from 2-500x their stake, or Free Spins. The bigger the chest, the better the prize.

In certain jurisdictions, players can buy the free spins for a set price, as well as enjoy a Gamble mode, where they can gamble for more features before entering Free Spins.

Golden FishTank 2 GigaBlox is the latest Yggdrasil game to include the mechanic, part of the provider’s GEM offering of highly innovative, exciting game features that transform a player’s gaming experience.

Stuart McCarthy, Head of Product and Programs at Yggdrasil, said: “Golden FishTank 2 GigaBlox combines a fun theme with one of our most popular mechanics. Adding huge riches to the recipe ensures this is one wealthy fish tank.

“We’re constantly striving to create our own dynamic content to sit alongside our YG Masters portfolio and we’re very pleased to launch this game which is a sequel to one of our most popular titles of all time.

“GigaBlox is a high-performing mechanic for us, and it is something we will look to incorporate even more in upcoming releases, to continue to meet player appetite.”