Pragmatic Play Launches Chronos – Sands of Eternity
Pragmatic Play has expanded its slot portfolio with Chronos – Sands of Eternity, a Greek mythology-inspired release centred on the ancient god of time. The game combines oversized symbols, changing bonus stages and multipliers reaching 24x.
During the base game, Wilds and premium symbols can appear in standard 1×1 or larger 2×2 formats. The larger symbols feature randomly assigned multipliers of up to 12x. If multiple multipliers contribute to the same winning combination, their values are added together to increase the payout.
The bonus feature is triggered by landing between three and five scatters, granting six to ten free spins depending on the number collected. Scatters also fill a dedicated progression meter. Every third collected scatter awards six extra spins and unlocks another level of the bonus, introducing 3×3 symbols and higher multipliers of up to 24x.
After the fourth bonus retrigger, the feature enters its final stage, during which the reels can land only Money and Collect symbols. Money symbols receive random values based on wins accumulated during the current round, while Collect symbols award the combined value of all Money symbols visible on the screen.
Chronos – Sands of Eternity further expands Pragmatic Play's slot offering, bringing together its established Greek mythology theme and a bonus feature that develops through multiple stages. The release follows the supplier's recent launches, Sweet Bonanza POP and Sweet Loot.
Sharon McHugh, Director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, said: “Chronos – Sands of Eternity builds its sense of progression around the passage of time. From the varying size of key symbols to the evolving multiplier values and late-stage collect mechanics, there are compelling elements that keep gameplay developing throughout the feature.”
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