Book of Madness 2: GAMOMAT releases sequel to horror-themed hit

GAMOMAT, one of the leading independent German software developers for slot games, has cranked up the craziness with the release of Book of Madness 2. This chilling 5×3 slot is set within a derelict, blood-smeared asylum that oozes with tension, underscored by an eerie soundscape.

Following the massive success of the original, Book of Madness is back with a thrilling sequel that turns up the chaos. A deranged nurse takes centre stage, injecting insanity into every spin for an even more electrifying gameplay experience. GAMOMAT’s horror-themed line-up has grown significantly stronger with Book of Madness 2, joining the ranks of Xploding Pumpkins and the original Book of Madness.

A toxic Book of Madness 2 symbol represents the Wild and Scatter which substitutes for all symbols except stamped Bonus symbols during Free Games. Multiple Wild symbols on a single payline count as the highest-paying symbol combination.

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Three, four, or five Scatter symbols will trigger 10 Free Games. Once activated, it is possible to retrigger additional Free Games. Before the feature starts, a random Scatter symbol is revealed and appears on the open page — every symbol other than the Book of Madness has the power to mutate into a Bonus symbol. If Free Games are retriggered, another 10 Free Games are instantly awarded and an additional Bonus symbol will be chosen as part of the Multi Symbol feature — each one is displayed in the bar above the reels. If all symbols are already Bonus symbols and a further retrigger is activated, players only receive 10 more Free Games.

GAMOMAT is releasing Book of Madness 2 via its Remote Gaming Server, G‑RGS, and through the Bragg HUB.

Chief Strategy Officer at GAMOMAT Development GmbH Sebastian Reddig said: “Book of Madness 2 builds on the predecessor and turns up the tension to deliver a horrifyingly entertaining experience. An unsettling atmosphere, frighteningly fun features, and gory graphics all make for a game that players would be mad to miss!”