Bounty on the High Seas is the latest title released by blockchain casino platform provider FunFair Technologies.
RELEASE DATE
Out now.
THE PITCH
Sea-ing is believing in FunFair Tech’s latest release Bounty on the High Seas, as the organisation unveils “the first cascading slot available on the blockchain”.
Setting sail in search of plunder via its newest title, players are invited to join Captain Crypto as the organisation strives to “successfully combine classic slot concepts with the fairness and security of the blockchain”.
FunFair states that it is “raising the bar for blockchain game design,” through the incorporation of a series of “unique features and autoplay options to suit all players’ preferences”.
Players can try out Bounty on the High Seas on the FunFair showcase, while those in an accepted territory can also try their luck at FunFair’s first live partner CasinoFair.
GAME DETAIL
Bounty on the High Seas is a five-real, 20-line slot, that comes complete with “a swashbuckling cascading streak feature,” activated when landing a TNT on the fifth reel, with symbols falling away throughout for extensive wins.
During this round, players fortunate enough can blast open the pirates’ treasure chest by collecting three TNT barrels, and claim the heaps of gold for themselves.
WHAT THEY SAY
Stefan Kovach, CCO of FunFair Technologies, stated: “Bounty on the High Seas will offer players the first-ever cascading slot available on the blockchain, demonstrating FunFair’s unique, established credentials of offering a premium gaming experience.
“This title will deliver players immersive, vivid and extensive gameplay, all underwritten by our proprietary scaling solution, Fate Channels, and the ultimate in provably fair back-end technology.”
CREDENTIALS
Bounty on the High Seas sits alongside FunFair’s growing portfolio of smart-contract based games, including Fate of Thrones and Treasures From the Crypto, “offering the same high-spec animation, mechanics and audio that players have come to expect”.
IS A TRAILER AVAILABLE?
Sure, check out the video below.
