Play’n GO launches Sticky Joker
Play’n GO has announced the release of the latest addition to its series of Joker games: a 3-reel slot titled Sticky Joker.
The Play’n GO series of Joker games have been firm favorites over the years with titles like Mystery Joker and Fire Joker just two of the titles that have remained popular with players since their release.
Sticky Joker is the latest entry in the series and includes a unique and fun take on the Wild Joker symbol that the games are famed for. In this game, each time the Joker lands on the grid it will stick to the reels and award a player another re-spin; more jokers equal more spins, it’s as simple as that. With the chance to fill a whole grid with Joker Wild symbols, it’s sure to entice players for looking for a simple, fun game to play.
Barely a quarter of the way into the year and this already marks the slot supplier’s 10th release of the year, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.
“Sticky Joker is an excellent game for players who are fans of Joker based games. It is simple, straightforward and players can quickly get into the rhythm and enjoy what it has to offer," said CEO Johan Törnqvist.
"We love making immersive games with characters and backstories and plenty of features for people to experience but, sometimes people just want something simple to have fun with, at Play’n GO we cater to everyone.”
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