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OneTouch unleashes the phantoms in Tiki Terror

Supplier adds spooky slot to engaging mobile-first portfolio
Mobile-first games developer OneTouch is challenging players to embrace the dark side with the launch of its ghostly new slot, Tiki Terror.
The 5×4 title invites players to an amphibious world packed with humanoid-style Tiki symbols and eerily immersive sounds, as winning combinations set the terrifying Tiki masks alight.
This otherworldly new game challenges customers to match symbols on its fixed 50 paylines, with sticky Wilds and free spins available for those who successfully brave its enchanted gameplay.
Landing six or more Free Games symbols triggers the bonus round, with the innovative cashback feature granting players half their total bet, multiplied by the number of Free Games.
Ollie Castleman, Head of Marketing at OneTouch, said: “We’re conjuring mysterious supernatural forces that can lead to huge real-life wins in Tiki Terror, the latest engaging addition to our portfolio.
“Boasting exciting new gameplay features, a spooky soundtrack and immersive visual effects amid an entrancing background, it is sure to send chills down your spine.”
Tiki Terror can be enjoyed alongside OneTouch’s full range of absorbing slots and classic table games. Click here for more information.
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