In a few weeks, relevant land-based gaming provider Aristocrat Gaming will showcase a new collection of player-favorite For Sale Link games at ICE London (UK) show on stand S6-250, including Mo Mummy, Ji Cai Hao Yun, and Tian Ci Jin Lu, along with the popular Mighty Cash Ultra and 5 Dragons Ultra. Aristocrat will also debut links on Aristocrat’s landmark MarsX Dual cabinets.
Some of the main details and characteristics of these wonderful games are the following:
a) Mo Mummy is a three pot/bag style game with a Cash Collect feature where players collect diamonds that can make the mummy larger, increasing chances to get prizes and receive more spins.
b) Jin Cai Hao Yun combines Reel Growth and Hold & Spin mechanics, with two distinct themes, offering unique features where a metamorphic trigger can lead to a random pick’em Jackpot Feature.
c) Tian Ci Jin Lu features Hold & Spin with more chances to win, and a classic match 3 pick’em bonus round. Each non-winning spin increases the progressive jackpot, and a Great Dragon offers players a potential metamorphic award.
d) Mighty Cash Ultra adds bonuses and stunning animations to the Hold & Spin By triggering The Mighty Cash Ultra feature, players can randomly boost Mighty Cash prizes throughout the game.
e) 5 Dragons Ultra has an innovative feature where players can receive free games with the Second Chance Trigger. Land a wild and score a multiplier; windows during bonus games raise the roof on those wins.
Besides, Aristocrat Gaming will offer a broad range of For Sale standalone titles including Bao Zhu Zhao Fu, Bonus Boost 888, Coin Trio, Flamin’ Fortunes, Player’s Choice Multigame, Scorchin’ Fortune, Winner’s World and Zorro – Power of Z.
Additionally shown will be a collection of entertaining Licensed games, an RSA Bingo market collection, and the first multi-game tailored to the Spanish Arcade Market.
About this array of products, Chris Rowe, Managing Director of LatAm & EMEA, Aristocrat Gaming, expressed: “Our For Sale Link collection is a leap forward for the EMEA gaming market. Now, operators can own some of the industry’s most popular linked game titles, giving them further flexibility in creating a floor mix that appeals to a wide range of players.”
