Play'n GO nominated for EGR Game of the Year

The level-based game features a number of unique features in keeping with the theme, including the Charge of Destruction, Ragnarök free rounds and gift of the gods bonuses, all of which make it a truly immersive experience.

Players have taken to the game considerably since its release, with its omni-channel appeal ensuring it’s as exciting on mobile devices as it is on desktop. Likewise, operators have experienced the benefits to their bottom lines, with its popularity increasing week-on-week.

 The winner will be decided by attendees of this year’s awards, who will be able to vote for their favourite game from the competitive shortlist.

Johan Törnqvist, CEO at Play’n GO, said: “Viking Runecraft has been a huge success since we released it earlier in the year and I’m thrilled it’s been nominated for EGR Game of the Year.

 “I’d like to thank our designers and developers for producing such an immersive and hugely playable game that has introduced a number of new features to the slots market.

 “The game has achieved an extraordinary feat in seeing its popularity increase since launch, and its revenue and average play time has consistently outperformed the market.”

Play’n GO continues to develop successful slots, primed for omni-channel, with the likes of Moon Princess and Leprechaun Goes To Hell proving a huge hit with players and operators alike.