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PRAGMATIC PLAY BRINGS THINGS BACK TO BASICS IN NEW RELEASE TIC TAC TAKE

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Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, has launched another reface of a nostalgia-inducing experience with Tic Tac Take.

The old-school, pen and paper game that captivated a generation with its simplicity has now been digitalised, with upgrades that include high-value diamonds and other precious gems, alongside the conventional noughts and crosses.

Players must form matching combinations across the slots 5×3, 10 payline grid to trigger a win, with Wild stars facilitating the creation of winning lines by substituting other symbols, aiding them in triggering the impressive 2,200x maximum win.

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Payouts are awarded if three matching icons land in adjacent reels, and the combinations formed can start from anywhere across the game’s gridset.

The Tic Tac Take Respin feature is prompted whenever a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line of noughts and crosses lands, awarding a respin for every line that a combination is formed in, up to a maximum of eight.

Tic Tac Take arrives hot on the heels of recent hits Rainbow Gold™, Wild Beach Party, and Queenie™, residing amongst a collection of over 200 HTML5 titles in Pragmatic Play’s award-winning games portfolio.

Yossi Barzely, Chief Business Development Officer at Pragmatic Play, said: “Tic Tac Take sees us deliver a timely update to the classic game we all know so well, adding modern mechanics that are proven to muster exciting outcomes and engage audiences.

“We really tried to stay true to the charm of the original experience, bringing in new features that complement the game’s core rules, and we expect it to go down well with our loyal following.”

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Pragmatic Play currently produces up to five new slot titles a month, while also delivering Live Casino, Virtual Sports and Bingo games as part of its multi-product portfolio, available through one single API.

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