Play’n GO once again proves to be an expert in creating superb music slots, especially those based on the cult metal bands. After the company’s release of Demon, Sabaton, and House of Doom slots, Play’n GO brings more joy to all the metalheads out there with its new game, Testament.

As its name suggests, Testament is a game based on the legendary thrash metal band, specifically on their album Dark Roots of Earth. This slot’s fast pace, great graphic and sound design, and impressive winning potential will win your heart even if you didn’t love the band before. You can play this new game in many online casinos such as Live Roulette Casino.

Game Details

Testament is a highly volatile 5-reel game, which allows you to win up to 20,000 times your wager. The slot offers from 243 to 2,400 paylines. Its RTP is 96.2%.

Besides the regular A-J royals, Testament has wilds and scatters, which look like demons, skulls, swords, vampires, werewolves, skeletons, and the album cover of Dark Roots of Earth. The game also features spreading wilds, sticky wilds, and a bonus round of free spins.

As you can tell by now, Play’n GO did everything to ensure that the design of their slot is as representative of the Testament band as possible. The game has all the most memorable elements from the band’s albums, including their logo, the fonts they used, and all the images and stylistics. So, the slot looks dark, Gothic, infernal, and absolutely beautiful.

And of course any music-themed game has to feature good music. Play’n GO’s new slot gives you an opportunity to enjoy 3 songs from the Dark Roots of Earth album: Throne of Thorns, Cold Embrace, and the title one, Dark Roots of Earth.

Authenticity

Authenticity is very important for Play’n GO. So, as with all of their other music-themed slots, when creating the Testament game, the company worked closely with the band.

Martin Zettergren, a Chief Product Officer of the company, pointed out that Play’n GO always seeks to “represent the band and their music to fans accurately” when creating games based on metal bands.

And they did an outstanding job with Testament in this regard. As Martin Zettergren puts it, “This game is another ‘Testament’ to our talent for creating entertaining slots, and our diligence in doing so”.