Viking Runecraft Nominated for Game of the Year!

Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 10/02/2017

Play’n GO’s infamous slot “Viking Runecraft” which released earlier this year, has been nominated for the 2017 EGR Game of the Year! Every year, there are hundreds of new slot releases yet, very few actually make it to these prestigious nominations. Viking Runecraft is certainly stealing the spotlight with its unique 7×7 grid layout and their cascading reels.

Play’n GO’s CEO Johan Törnqvist states that Viking Runecraft has been a phenomenal success since its release date earlier in the year and that he is very pleased about its nomination for Game of the Year. He goes on to thank designers and developers of the game. Obviously this plays a huge part in any game’s success. Crisp graphics and fast-loading images create an immensely enjoyable experience.

Play’n GO is an award-winning software developer recognized by IGA Slot Provider of the Year 2017 title. They currently hold offices in Sweden, Malta, Hungary as well as the UK. Their expansive game selection and quality is top-notch and comes highly recommended!

Check them out for yourselves right here.

Happy Spinning 🙂

Nicola Davidson

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Nicola Davidson is a content writer with a focus in online gaming. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, she has extensive expertise in casino games, sports betting as well as emerging trends that pop up in the iGaming sector. Content is more than just information. It’s about creating an engaging experience for players. Nicola perfects this by writing reviews of new slot releases, a guide to betting strategies or cutting-edge industry news.

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Samuel Green
Samuel Green
28 days ago

Viking Runecraft sounds thrilling! The grid mechanics with cascading reels are truly unique! Can’t wait to try those bonus rounds! 😊

Jordan Jenkins
Jordan Jenkins
28 days ago

The flashy theme seems appealing, but relying on card color feels too random. Such a letdown.