Set amongst tranquil valleys and cherry blossom-filled fields, the 3×5 slot offers 10 paylines, with Lady Luck herself acting as a wild and a multiplier.
Three or more Scatter symbols, represented by an Orb, will trigger free spins, while it is also a paying symbol.
Once the free spins mode is triggered, a wheel will be spun to determine the multiplier, which will be applied to all wins. Two or more Scatters will retrigger the spins in the bonus round, with no maximum limit, for huge wins.
It marks the second addition to the YG Masters program by G Games, following recent hit Tiger Tiger.
The game is powered by GATI, Yggdrasil’s state-of-the-art technology which enables partners to employ the preconfigured, regulation-ready, standardised development toolkit to produce consistently cutting-edge content followed by rapid distribution.
Stuart McCarthy, Head of Product and Programs at Yggdrasil, said: “Serendipity offers players a calming, peaceful environment where Lady Luck shows up to grant huge wins to lucky players.
“It offers a different gaming experience for our players, with the straightforward gameplay and multiplier-heavy wins, which is something we’re very pleased with, as the YG Masters initiative goes from strength to strength.”
Helen Walton, CCO at G Games, said: “Following from our debut success Tiger Tiger, Serendipity offers an artfully crafted environment with big win potential. We continue to work closely with Yggdrasil to develop exciting, unique products and can’t wait to see how this title performs.”
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