Yggdrasil and ReelPlay Introduce Egyptian-Themed Slot Ramesses Gold 10K ways

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On February 6, 2025, Yggdrasil and ReelPlay, a YGG Masters partner, announced the launch of their new slot game, Ramesses Gold 10K ways. The game features an Egyptian theme and offers players 10,000 ways to win through cascading symbols, bonus respins, and four fixed jackpot prizes.

Innovative Gameplay Features

Ramesses Gold 10K ways uses cascading symbols so that every winning combination triggers an explosion on the reels, allowing new symbols to fall into place. This mechanism creates opportunities for additional wins and enhances the overall gameplay experience.

Bonus Respins and Jackpot Triggers

When six or more scatter symbols appear, bonus respins are activated and players receive three respins. Each additional scatter symbol is held in place and resets the respin count to three.

If MINI, MINOR, MAJOR, or GRAND scatter symbols land during the feature, the corresponding jackpot is triggered. Should all 28 grid positions fill with scatter symbols, the bonus respin feature restarts with an increased prize multiplier.

Advanced Technology Integration

ReelPlay’s new release is powered by GATI, Yggdrasil’s technology platform. This state-of-the-art system employs a preconfigured, regulation-ready, standardized development tool kit. As a result, partners can rapidly produce and consistently distribute innovative gaming content.

Industry Reactions

Zoe Bird, Senior Product & Program Manager at Yggdrasil, said:

“We are no strangers to the great riches that Ancient Egypt can bestow, and Ramesses Gold 10K WAYS™ is another fantastic addition to the legendary genre thanks to its lucrative features and mechanics.”

David Johnson, CEO at ReelPlay, said:

“ReelPlay’s 10K WAYS franchise has been a runaway success, resonating with players worldwide. Ramesses Gold 10K WAYS™ is the eleventh 10 WAYS™ title to be distributed via our partners at Yggdrasil and comes complete with thrilling chain reactions, big bonuses and multipliers.”