Play’n GO releases fourth and final new January slot, Coywolf Cash

Slots specialist Play’n GO has said goodbye to January with its fourth new title for the month, Coywolf Cash, which is as engaging to play as its name is interesting.

The 5 reel video slot is based on a canid hybrid descended from coyotes and wolves that has been given the informal name, Coywolf. Real science, however, calls this animal an Eastern coyote, which is actually a mix of three species: coyote, wolf and dog.

“A game should be an experience, not just a pastime, and that’s what we create with our releases.”

Whatever you choose to call it, the animal has evolved into a wily and highly adaptable subspecies that can be found living in the eastern US.

Game design and symbols:

According to the official press release…

…the design of the new video slot is influenced by the animal’s habitat and can be seen in the artwork and imagery used, employing other animals such as Foxes, Lynxes and Wolverines as game symbols.

ICE London showcase:

Coywolf Cash is the Swedish developer‘s final game release prior to the start of ICE on Wednesday, Feb. 4th  at ExCel London. The three-day exhibition is the iGaming industry’s biggest and most prestigious event, where those attending will be able to engage a broad selection of Play’n Go’s product offering such as its most recent launch at Stand N5-460.

CEO comments:

In a statement, Chief Executive Officer for Play’n GO, Johan Törnqvist, commented on the latest release…

“We capture the essence of every game in its design — for example, the colorful tropical feel in Rainforest Magic.

It was a lot of fun to base the game around an animal as interesting as the coywolf; I had no idea what they were before we started designing this game!

With this game, the design reflects the nature and the surroundings of the Coywolf to immerse players in the game fully.

A game should be an experience, not just a pastime, and that’s what we create with our releases.”

January titles:

The current release is hot on the heels of the launch of Wild Blood II, the fantasy-themed vampire sequel to the developer’s 2013 slot Wildblood.

The game also precedes the Växjö-headquartered developer’s other two January titles: Wildhound Derby, the 5-reel slot based on the British pastime of Greyhound racing, and its first release of 2020, Legacy of Dead. The 5-reel slot is based around the mythology of Ancient Egypt and is the first of 52 planned launches for the new year.