Lightning Box Games soars high with new Eagle Sun video slot
A little over a month after launching its Blown Away video slot and specialist third-party online casino games developer Lightning Box Games has now returned to announce the premiere of its new five-reel and 40-payline Eagle Sun innovation.
The Australian firm used an official Friday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to detail that its latest four-row video slot is set in the dusty environs of the American southwest and comes complete with a re-spin bonus game that aficionados can trigger by getting an eponymous symbol on the third reel.
Aboriginal appeal:
Sydney-headquartered Lightning Box Games declared that Eagle Sun features a 95.76% return to player ratio and additionally allows competitors to collect ‘totem pole-sized payouts’ via the array of extra wilds offered to anyone amassing ‘the legendary Native American emblem’ during the re-spin bonus.
Soaring success:
Lightning Box proclaimed that the colorful Eagle Sun video slot allows punters to ‘reach for the sky’ and moreover features an 80-payline free games feature that could end with a Super Eagle Spin for those who manage to collect the requisite number of eagle symbols.
Privileged premiere:
Peter Causley, Chief Executive Officer for Lightning Box Games, used the press release to pronounce that the mobile-friendly Eagle Sun is being initially launched on an exclusive basis via the Gibraltar and United Kingdom-licensed online casino at WilliamHill.com but will subsequently be ‘going live with all operators’ from May 27.
Read a statement from Causley…
“Players can hit new heights on their way to massive wins in our latest game, Eagle Sun. Featuring two opportunities to collect extra wilds, it’s sure to appeal to a wide audience and the unique re-triggering mechanic means they won’t have to wait long for action.”
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