Yggdrasil Gaming Slots & Casino Games
Yggdrasil Gaming's indexed catalogue of 156 slots includes high-volatility titles that pay up to 90,000x stake at peak, alongside a portfolio average return of 95.6% across all titles. Themes with strong representation in the portfolio include Fantasy, Animals and Action & Adventure, drawing players who follow specific visual and narrative styles. The portfolio is actively expanding, with 1 new release in the last 90 days.
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Series
Yggdrasil Gaming game series
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Studio score breakdown
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Yggdrasil Gaming: proprietary mechanic brands give its fantasy-heavy slots a durable design vocabulary
Founded in 2013, Yggdrasil Gaming developed from a Malta-based startup into a widely distributed slot and technology supplier. Boilin' Pots, Raptor Doublemax, Gator Gold Deluxe Gigablox, Vikings Go Berzerk Reloaded and Multifly show a catalog shaped by named mechanic systems as much as by theme.
Fantasy, animals, adventure and magic dominate the artwork, while free spins, multipliers and high-to-medium volatility shape the math. RTP typically lands around 96%.
- Specialization: feature-led video slots supported by proprietary mechanics and partner distribution technology.
- Recognizable games: Vikings Go Berzerk, Valley of the Gods, Golden Fish Tank and Gator Gold Deluxe Gigablox.
- Core mechanics: GigaBlox, DoubleMax, Splitz, MultiMax, WildEnergy, free spins and multipliers.
- Release model: original games, sequels and recurring mechanic brands distributed alongside partner-studio content.
- Catalog character: colorful, fantasy-forward and generally comfortable with concentrated volatility.
Character
- Mechanics as brands. GigaBlox, DoubleMax, Splitz and MultiMax are visible in game names and function as catalog signposts.
- Fantasy continuity. Vikings, gods, monsters and magical environments recur without swallowing the studio’s comic and classic lanes.
- Feature density. Free spins, wilds and multipliers are usually central systems rather than decorative extras.
- Platform reach. GATI and YG Masters broaden Yggdrasil’s role beyond the games developed under its own name.
History and positioning
Yggdrasil Gaming was founded in 2013 by former NetEnt executive Fredrik Elmqvist. Early investment from Cherry AB supported its growth, and the company shifted decisively toward video slots in 2014 after an initial focus that also included lottery and instant-win products.
The early catalog established several durable identities: Winterberries supplied a simple opening point, while Vikings Go Wild, Vikings Go Berzerk, Golden Fish Tank and Valley of the Gods brought stronger characters and feature structures. From 2020 onward, named mechanics such as GigaBlox, Splitz, MultiMax and DoubleMax became increasingly prominent.
Yggdrasil also developed into a distribution and technology business through GATI and the YG Masters program. That model lets the company circulate its mechanic vocabulary through a wider partner ecosystem while maintaining its own release slate.
Known games
- 2014: Winterberries, Fruitoids
- 2015: Vikings Go Wild, Cazino Zeppelin, Joker Millions
- 2016: Vikings Go Berzerk, Golden Fish Tank, Double Dragons
- 2017: Valley of the Gods, Rainbow Ryan
- 2018: Dark Vortex, Vikings Go To Hell
- 2020: Multifly, Neon Rush Splitz, Hades GigaBlox
- 2021: Raptor Doublemax, Gator Gold Deluxe Gigablox, Golden Fish Tank 2 Gigablox
- 2022: Boilin' Pots, Firekick MultiMax, Vikings Go To Valhalla
- 2023–2025: Ragnawolves WildEnergy, Starfire Fortunes, Nice Catch 2 DoubleMax, Lucky Apocalypse
Flagship lines
Vikings
The Vikings line supplied Yggdrasil with its clearest cast-based franchise. It has moved from the original wild and berzerk games into hell, Valhalla, Egypt and Vegas settings while retaining a recognizable action-fantasy identity.
GigaBlox
GigaBlox uses oversized symbol blocks and has traveled across animals, mythology, fish tanks and classic imagery. Its broad application makes it one of the studio’s most legible mechanic families.
DoubleMax and MultiMax
These multiplier-oriented brands give Yggdrasil a repeatable lane for escalation-heavy math. Dinosaurs, vampires, fruit, fishing and seasonal themes demonstrate how the mechanic can sit beneath very different art packages.
Valley and Golden Fish Tank
Valley of the Gods developed into a recognizable historical-fantasy line, while Golden Fish Tank became a lighter aquarium series. Together they show the studio’s ability to sustain both dramatic and comic properties.
Mechanics and product systems
- GigaBlox: giant symbol blocks used in Gator Gold Deluxe Gigablox, Hades GigaBlox and Golden Fish Tank 2 Gigablox.
- DoubleMax: a multiplier-building mechanic represented by Raptor Doublemax and Nice Catch 2 DoubleMax.
- Splitz: symbols split into additional matching positions, as signaled by Neon Rush Splitz.
- MultiMax: multiplier escalation used in Multifly and Firekick MultiMax.
- WildEnergy: a branded wild-focused format appearing in Ragnawolves WildEnergy and related releases.
Market influence
Yggdrasil occupies the space between an independent game studio and a broader content platform. Certification across more than 20 markets, plus GATI and YG Masters, gives its ideas reach beyond the in-house catalog.
Against larger incumbents such as Playtech, Yggdrasil’s strongest distinction is a clearer mechanic vocabulary. GigaBlox, DoubleMax, Splitz and MultiMax make individual releases easier to group and have helped the provider establish a recognizable position among modern European slot suppliers.
Questions & Answers
Yggdrasil Gaming FAQ
Yggdrasil Gaming was founded in 2013 by Fredrik Elmqvist.
Its best-known properties include Vikings Go Berzerk, Valley of the Gods, Golden Fish Tank and several GigaBlox releases.
GigaBlox, DoubleMax, Splitz and MultiMax are the clearest named mechanics in its catalog.
High and medium volatility dominate the documented catalog, with comparatively few low-volatility games.
They are parts of Yggdrasil’s technology and partner-distribution model, extending its role beyond in-house game development.