
Aristocrat Gaming released Timber Wolf Mega Stampede in North America, the latest Stampede franchise title after Buffalo variants. Exclusive to The Baron Portrait, it features Mega Stampede gameplay, cascading triple-metamorphic bonusing, Timber Wolf Free Games, and Hold & Spin with Super, Mega, and Gold progressive bonuses.
SCCG Take — The franchise hybridization reinforces Aristocrat’s hardware utilization strategy by merging established themes for broader North American floor appeal.
Aristocrat Gaming has released the Timber Wolf Mega Stampede slot game in North America. It is the latest game release in the popular Stampede game family franchise. This follows the successes of Buffalo Ultimate Stampede, Buffalo Mega Stampede and Buffalo Mega Stampede Grand.
Timber Wolf Mega Stampede appears exclusively on The Baron Portrait. It includes the popular Mega Stampede gameplay with cascading triple-metamorphic bonusing and Timber Wolf Free Games.
According to G3 Newswire, Kurt Gissane, Chief Revenue Officer of Aristocrat Gaming, described the combination of themes.
“Timber Wolf Mega Stampede brings together the player-favorite Timber Wolf title with the added excitement of the Stampede family of games. The result is a thrilling new experience that offers more fun with all-new features to entertain established Timber Wolf fans and those who are new to the game,” Gissane said.
The Timber Wolf Hold & Spin unlocks rows. It has chances to unlock Super or Mega by landing retrigger coins.
In the Super feature, Timber wolves run across the screen vertically. They add additional cash on reel prizes.
The Mega feature sees Timber wolves run across the screen horizontally. They add multipliers to existing cash-on-reel prizes.
The Gold Timber Wolf feature allows players to land a Gold Timber Wolf on the reels. Players then spin for unique, high-value progressive prizes.
Reporting: G3 Newswire
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