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Imperial Fruits: 40 Lines adds to Playson’s royal heritage

Innovative provider releases latest juicy title
Casino software developer Playson cordially invites players to try their hand at its new royal-themed release, Imperial Fruits: 40 Lines.
As the latest launch from Playson’s esteemed “Timeless Fruit Slots” series, this classic 3×5 game with its 40 winning lines is sure to deliver prizes fit for a king.
During the gameplay, the prestigious royal crown acts as an expanding wild, while gold and diamond scatter symbols deliver wins regardless of pay lines.
Lucky red sevens bring the highest payout, and there are bound to be some fruitful combinations with the reels packed with exotic flavours.
Imperial Fruits: 40 Lines features photorealistic animation of the symbols, along with the flames and golden coins that light up the screen during a big win, all designed to captivate players as they spin the regal reels in search of grand prizes.
Vsevolod Lapin, Head of Product at Playson said: “We’ve rolled out the red carpet for Imperial Fruits: 40 Lines, which is an exciting new addition to our fast-expanding slots portfolio.
“With its classic look and immersive gameplay, we’re expecting Imperial Fruits: 40 Lines to be a big hit with all of our players.”
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