New iGame Review: Pac-Man Wild Edition

Ainsworth Game Technology comes out with Pac-Man Wild Edition

Pac-Man, one of the most iconic and recognizable figures in arcade game history, is now available on Ainsworth’s online social casino app King Spin Slots. The game, Pac-Man Wild Edition, provides all the recognizable Pac-Man sounds and imagery. Pac-Man Wild Edition is the first offering as part of a strategic partnership between Ainsworth and BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.

Pac-Man Wild Edition comes with the special Extra Reel. When Pac-Man appears on any Extra Reel, all positions on the reel below become wild. Extra Reel appears in both Base Game and Free Games Features. Three scattered Power Pellet awards eight free games in an expanded 8×5 format with a special Maze Feature introduction that offers players the chance to win one of four jackpots (Grand, Major, Minor or Mini), extra free spins and bonus credit prizes.

Platform: Ainsworth’s King Spin Slots (mobile and tablet app)
Format: Android, iOS
Denomination: Credits (purchased/awarded in-app)
Max Bet: 500,000 Credits
Top Award: 5x Extra Reel Pac-Man (Base & Free Games Feature) and Grand Jackpot (Maze Feature)

Download the game here

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