Award-Winning Slots Studio AvatarUX Launches New Slot Game ’80sPop’
AvatarUX, an award-winning slots studio, has released its latest slot game titled ’80sPop’. This musical-themed slot brings back the popular PopWins mechanic and takes players back to the vibrant party days of the 80s.
Exciting Features
In ’80sPop’, players are presented with a 5×3 grid filled with electric guitars, drums, musical notes, and a band with stunning makeup. The reels expand whenever a winning combination occurs, allowing for bigger potential wins.
During base play, the reels can reach six symbols tall, while in free spins, they can expand up to eight symbols. When all symbols reach their maximum height, a multiplier count begins and increases by +1x for every winning combination. This multiplier continues to build during free spins, without resetting between spins.
The highest paying symbol, the star, receives an enhanced payout during free spins based on the height of the reels. If the reels reach their full eight-cell height, a 4x multiplier is applied to the star symbol for the duration of the round.
Players also have the opportunity to earn additional free spins through a gamble wheel before the free spins round begins. In the bonus game, if all reels reach their maximum height, two extra spins are awarded.
In some jurisdictions, players can skip directly to the bonus game by using the Buy Feature, which is available for 85 times their stake.
Expansion and Availability
’80sPop’ is the newest addition to AvatarUX’s extensive portfolio. The game is initially available exclusively to AvatarUX’s partners with direct integrations and will be made available globally at a later date.
Lara Falzon, the Chief Executive Officer for AvatarUX, expressed excitement about the new game, saying, “’80sPop’ combines our classic PopWins mechanic with a one-of-a-kind party theme. With its homage to the glam rock era, this fun and artistic game offers players thrilling gameplay and the chance to win up to 20,000 times their bet.”
View the trailer for ’80sPop’ here:
[youtube-video-url]