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Clash of Camelot
A Play'n GO demo
King Arthur rides home and finds Mordred sitting on the throne of Camelot. Play'n GO released this last panel of our frieze on 24 November 2022, and it's the loudest of the four: two wilds, one crown, and a quarrel that spills right across the reels.
The throne room opens to adults only. Press "I am of age (18+)" in the age check if you're 18 or over, and the demo will load in this space.
The game above is Play'n GO's own fun-mode build, served from the provider's server, with demo credits that hold no value. If nothing appears, reload the page or open it in another browser.
How the tale unfolds
Two wild symbols share these reels, and they're on opposite sides. King Arthur and Mordred are both wilds, standing in for other symbols to complete matching lines. When either of them lands on a particular reel, he expands to cover it. Wild multipliers turn up as well, reaching as high as x100.
The free spins open with a choice, the kind a commander makes before riding out: more spins, or a higher multiplier. Neither is the right answer. They simply change the shape of the round, and trying both is half the fun of a demo.
The main event is the fight itself. When Arthur and Mordred clash on the reels, sticky wilds appear, so the quarrel leaves its marks behind for the spins that follow.
All of it plays out in demo credits that carry no value and refill whenever the page reloads.
The panel at a glance
| Provider | Play'n GO |
|---|---|
| Released | 24 November 2022 |
| Story | King Arthur returns to find Mordred on his throne |
| Wilds | King Arthur and Mordred, both expanding on a particular reel |
| Multipliers | Wild multipliers up to x100 |
| Feature | Free spins with a choice of more spins or a higher multiplier; sticky wilds when the two fight |
| Credits | Demo credits only |
Neither side of this quarrel is fighting over anything real. The demo credits have no monetary value, can't be purchased, and can't be exchanged, transferred or cashed out. No purchase is required to play, and none is possible.