The newly released slot game “Epic Hellas” by the acclaimed game studio Peter & Sons introduces players to a medium volatility experience with 50 paylines, immersing them in the world of Ancient Greek mythology with a distinctive and whimsical Peter & Sons aesthetic.
Greek fantasy
Scheduled for release through Peter & Sons’ partner platforms on January 24, the game transports players to a realm where powerful gods combat fearsome monsters and valiant heroes seek the favour of the divine to lay claim to fabled treasures. The game’s reels showcase a variety of characters, including intimidating cyclopes, menacing minotaurs, and eerie gorgons.
Engaging features
Epic Hellas boasts a plethora of engaging features to enhance gameplay. Players can expect to encounter wilds, scatters, and a bonus game that offers coins, which in turn bestow cash prizes and culminate in a coveted 1,000x grand prize when the grid is fully adorned with coins.
Free spins
The game includes a free spins feature that incorporates Gigantor symbols and presents the opportunity to activate the bonus game by securing a locked Gigantor coin on the central reels. With a maximum win potential of 2,500x the initial bet, Epic Hellas offers players the chance to secure substantial rewards.
Additionally, players have the option to engage the Golden Bet feature, which involves wagering 1.3 times their standard bet. This feature streamlines the process of triggering the bonus game by reducing the required number of coins from 6 to 5 and doubling the value of big coins within the bonus game.
Alternatively, players can opt to directly access the game’s key features by purchasing the bonus game for 55 times the bet or acquiring the free spins feature for 70x the bet.
Yann Bautista, Commercial Director and Founder at Peter & Sons said:
Epic Hellas is an audio-visual feast that takes the ancient myth genre and turns it on its head.
With sumptuous artwork and a musical score worthy of a Hollywood movie, we believe Epic Hellas has all the hallmarks of a truly epic hit game.”
