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Review - Video Slot Cygnus

Casino game Cygnus is a galactic 6 column, 4 rows online slot with dropping symbols, where gravity forces the symbols to slide left and right. The column can expand all the way up to 8 rows and 262 144 ways to win! It comes with wilds, increasing multiplier scatters, and a Free Drops bonus game played with all rows active and in play, where multipliers become sticky.

One of the brightest stars in the night sky is Deneb. It’s part of the Northern Cross constellation, also known as Cygnus. Although its 700 million light-years from Earth, its exact alignment to the Giza pyramids in Egypt is unquestionable. The bond between them creates a galactic connection unlike any other. A connection that challenges everything you’ve ever known.

• A single bonus symbol reaching the left pillar triggers the Free Drops bonus game and awards 7 free drops with all 8 rows active and in play. The multiplier scatters become sticky, resulting in a multiplier that can only increase which generates a better starting position for the next free drop. Each new activated scatter will double the current one up to a maximum of x64!
• All winning combinations explode, which give space for the remaining marble symbols to slide down either right or left depending on current gravity forces and create additional wins. When there are no more winning combinations, more symbols will drop from above to potentially trigger the avalanche cycle again. As new symbols drop, additional rows are added up to a maximum of 8 rows and impressive 262 144 ways to win.
• Multipliers Multiplier scatter symbols can appear with any drop. The multipliers activate when they reach the bottom row and will apply to all subsequent wins. Each new activated scatter will double the current one up to a maximum of x64. Fun Fact Cygnus is one of the most familiar constellations in the northern hemisphere. Its name derives from the Greek word for swan.” The constellation was originally listed by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy back in the 2nd century. It is shown as a long-necked bird with its wings spread wide.