DYNAMIC WAYS SLOTS

The Dynamic Ways slot gaming engine was created by Leander Games, and when in action this pay mechanic can create multiple paylines on any spin that run into the hundreds of thousands. The debut slot to feature this engine was named Gem Zone, and one assumes that Leander Games are hoping to have as much success with their Dynamic Ways system as BTG have had with the highly popular Megaways™ engine.

A win is awarded on a Dynamic Ways slot when matching symbols appear on adjacent reels from leftmost to right regardless of the size of each reel. The symbols must however be within the Dynamic Zone to become active and be capable of forming a winning combination.

Dynamic Zones are the spaces that are created on a reel through the Dynamic Ways engine, depending upon whether it's the base game or bonus round, as well as the style of Dynamic Ways slot that you are playing, these zones can hold between 3 and 7 symbols.

DYNAMIC WAYS SLOTS FAQ

Created and developed by Leander Games, Dynamic Ways is a reel modifying gaming engine that enables a slot to produce a random amount of paylines on any given spin. 

Each reel on a Dynamic Ways Slot has its own zone that changes size and position on every spin, symbols that land within that zone will become active and can form part of a payline in conjunction with other reels on the game.

Current indication from their initial release would suggest that the Dynamic Ways gaming engine will be one that produces a number of extremely volatile slots. With big win potential exceeding 20,000x your stake on Gem Zone, high variance looks to be the way forward for this fledgling pay mechanic. 

Although still in their infancy, it would appear that Dynamic Ways slots will be accessible for players will all sized playing budgets. The debut release that features this gaming engine can be played for as little as €0.20 a spin.

Aside from the engine itself, creator Leander Games haven't given too much away in their debut slot release. We do have it from good authority though that future releases that include this reel mechanic will include more ideas that the Buenos Aries based slot developer have in the pipeline. 

Whilst some slot developers chose to lease the Megaways™ license from Big Time Gaming, there were others that decided to try and create something unique of their own, and this is the category that Leander Games and Dynamic Ways fall into. 

This new gaming engine has been trademarked, so it would indicate that it is here to stay and that Leander Games have a long term plan for developing slots under this mechanic. 

Initially it looks to be something that has potential as a concept, and with the possibility of massive wins it will appeal to an ever growing audience who love high variance slots. The make or break scenario for Dynamic Ways could well be in their couple of slot releases, if Leander Games can incorporate some features and modifiers into the engine that capture the imagination of players, then they could have something on their hands that brings them instant success in an ultra competitive market.