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About Atlantis Thunder

Atlantis Thunder is a fantasy game based on a fictional island that goes by the same name (Atlantis). This slot revives an ancient myth and takes you to the underwater world of Atlantis, a kingdom believed to be ruled by the mythical god Poseidon. Atlantis take its root from ancient Greek mythology which describes it as a kingdom with magic and hidden secrets. It is also known for its lost civilization. The game comes with more than 3000 ways to win as well as a max win of about twenty thousand coins. The RTP values hovers around 96 and 97%. Action happens on a set of 6 reels with a 3-4-5-5-4-3 setup - a model quite typical of kalamba. Winnings are determined by combinations of two or more similar symbols. The game also has a demo mode if you just want to have fun or learn the ropes before playing for real money.

Special Features

Action begins after you place a stake with a value between €0.6 and €120. Once the reels get activated, the game’s characters will come to life. Symbols used in the game include the mythical deity Poseidon, a duo of mermaid characters (one red haired and the other blue haired) as well as a duo of male warriors. Then there’s the lower value symbols. The game’s wild is represented by an oyster pearl which can replace all the symbols in the game to form winning combos except the bonus symbol as well as the 2x and 3x wilds. These wilds (2x and 3x) will appear as a duo or trio of symbols when they show up. For example, when the 2x wild shows up, it appears as two symbols. The grand entrance to the kingdom represents the bonus symbol.

Bonus Features

Atlantis thunder comes with loads of rewards in the form of a hyper bonus, multipliers, free spins as well as progressive jackpots. We already talked about multiplier wild symbols in the last section. The free spins round is activated when at least three show up in the base game. What if you don’t have so much patience to activate free spins? You can purchase them. The cost is usually displayed before a round commences.