Microgaming unveils Cash of Kingdoms slot!

Chaaaarge! Microgaming is calling all fans of knights, rogues, mages and other fun fantasy characters to take up arms against boring slot games. The major slot provider, who gave us Jurassic Park and World, Deco Diamonds, Beautiful Bones and many more titles, has revealed another upcoming game as part of the ICE online gambling expo.
The company has teased us with news of Cash of Kingdoms, a few medieval fantasy slot that uses a classic three reel setup with 15 paylines, so it sounds like it’ll be pretty simple and accessible to newbies. The game is set for release later in the year and features a team of heroic characters; the dashing Knight, the magical Mage, the crafty Rogue, the feisty Archer and the bearded Bombardier!
Watching this band of heroes charge into action should be great fun, as you spin the reels and go on a quest for riches. This very colourful game has some fun new features too, such as Invading Wilds, which will unleash a barrage of fiery arrows onto the reels. Sounds like things are getting heated!
This game should appear on most sites that offer Microgaming titles, such as Mr Super Play once it rolls out. Keep your eyes peeled later in 2018.
Microgaming are certainly proud of this new creation, showing it off with a themed bar at the expo that includes archery targets, gunpowder keg tables, full suits of armour and other medieval fixtures that will catapult attendees back in time. To really bring the game to life, a real archer will astound guests with her gravity-defying stunts and archery skills, performing to the game’s soundtrack.
David Reynolds, Games Publisher at Microgaming, said: “Launching later this year, Cash of Kingdoms is built on a strong game engine that will give players an action-packed escapade with fantastic payouts. Combining an exciting feature set with a popular theme that appeals to many mobile gamers, we anticipate Cash of Kingdoms to be a long-term player favourite. It’s the perfect adventure to add to our diverse games roadmap for 2018.”