ReelPlay takes on the great train highway robbers of the 20th century in their latest game release, American Outlaws MultiMax™, which is being launched via the YGG Masters programme.

This new slot game features 5 reels and 243 ways to win, offering players the chance to potentially earn up to 34,213x their initial bet. The game incorporates Yggdrasil’s MultiMax GEM (Game Engagement Mechanic), bonus respins, and a 10K bonus.
MultiMax multiplier
At the start of each spin, a MultiMax multiplier is displayed above each reel, all starting at 1x. Whenever a wild symbol lands on the reels, the multiplier for that specific reel increases by 1x automatically.

Bonus respins
Bonus respins can be activated when six or more safe symbols appear anywhere on the reels. These symbols are held in place, and the respins are reset to three whenever new safe symbols land. If a wild symbol emerges, it enhances the win multiplier on the corresponding reel and resets the respins.

Jackpots
Within this feature, players have the chance to trigger various bonuses such as the Mini, Minor, Major, Grand, and 10K Bonus, which can reward players with multipliers of 10x, 50x, 250x, 2,000x, and 10,000x of their initial stake, respectively. The 10K Bonus is granted only when all reel positions are filled with safe symbols.

Players also have the option to buy their way into the Bonus Respins feature by paying 50x, 75x, or 100x their bet, which provides them with up to three, six, and 10 multiplier upgrades, respectively.
Zoe Bird, Head of Masters at Yggdrasil, said:
We love a classic Western-themed slot, and we really love MultiMax gameplay, so there’s a lot to look forward to with this release.
Its huge win potential and impressive 10K Bonus is sure to prove a hit with players.”
David Johnson, CEO of ReelPlay, said:
We’re excited to once again join forces to deliver American Outlaws MultiMax to Yggdrasil’s significant operator network.
The combination of ReelPlay’s game smarts and Yggdrasil’s MultiMax multiplier will deliver strong repeat play performance for both players and operators alike.”