Microgaming Offers So Much More This Month

There is so much more entertainment for players at Microgaming casinos this month!

The Isle of Man based online casino software provider announced the launch of three brand new slot games in conjunction with Quickfire and players will get instant access to games in the So Much More series.

The So Much More series is a collection of five reel, 25 pay line games, all of them boasting incredible graphics and a variety of themes.

All So Much slot games have maximum payouts of 32,000 coins, and feature wilds and scatters in the base game, as well as a split feature throughout the game.

The new games include: So Many Monsters, So Much Candy and So Much Sushi.

The games will go live at download and Flash casinos from tomorrow, September 3rd.

Rich Feature Set on New Microgaming Slots

"What we've done with the So Much More series is take what we believe to be a great slot mechanic with a rich feature set, and distribute this across three completely different themes," said the head of casino games at Microgaming, Mike Hebden.

"Whether it's chopsticks, a fully stocked candy store or entertaining monsters, there is something to appeal to all of our operators' players."

So Much More Slots at Microgaming Casinos

The three new slot games have amazing features and provide endless hours of entertainment and big rewards.

So Much Candy: Close your eyes and imagine an old fashioned candy store. Now whiz back to this day and age to find all your favorite symbols on the reels of So Much Candy slot by Microgaming. The gumball machine is the scatter symbol in this game and will generate the free spins selection screen.

So Much Sushi: Japanese cuisine meets high payouts in this new slot game, complete with a serene Asian soundtrack.  The soy sauce scatter symbol is your key to free spins.

So Many Monsters: The monsters are anything but scary in this new game by Microgaming. The wins, however, are truly monstrous in So Many Monsters slot, and you can win free spin after free spin thanks to the scatter eye symbol.