Rich Wilde finds himself on another dynamic death-defying adventure in the latest Play'n GO release, Rich Wilde and the Wandering City.
In Patagonian mythology, there is a story of the Wandering City. A city supposedly hidden in the Andes valley between Chile and Argentina, surrounded by mountains of diamonds and gold. Many explorers have tried to find the Wandering City and claim its treasure, but none have succeeded. Perhaps Rich Wilde is up to the task?
That's where Play'n GO found the inspiration for the latest installment in its successful Rich Wilde game series. Mountains of gold and diamonds provide the perfect motivation for this famous explorer, with the threat of the mythical giants of Patagonia to prevent Wilde from reaching his goal.
Players have clear goals and objectives that are cleverly tied to the narrative: follow the diamonds to enter the city and find the gold.
Fans of the Wilde series will recognise the features of previous games, but Play'n GO has gone one step further this time. The special expansion symbols are merged with the dynamic pay lanes, meaning players have the opportunity to win on multiple pay lanes.
Players may be used to seeing Rich Wilde in warmer climes such as the kingdoms of ancient Egypt in Rich Wilde and the Amulet of Dead or searching for the pearls of India and we've even seen him explore Atlantis in Rich Wilde and the Shield of Athena. This time, The Wandering City takes Rich Wilde to the snowy mountains of Patagonia. The cooler setting is timely as half the world prepares for winter.
Charlotte Miliziano, Head of Games, said: "It was only a matter of time before we visited Rich Wilde again. It's a very popular series and, although there are a lot of similarities, we wanted to create a winter-themed environment, which is why we see him exploring the mountains. We also wanted to find new ways to excite players without creating a game that was too different from the prequels, so merging dynamic Payways and expanding special symbols was the perfect way to do that."

















