Viking Runecraft 1000

Play’n GO released Viking Runecraft 1000 on August 25, 2026. We have not seen it in a US lobby. It has no published RTP, max win or volatility, and neither did any of the 10 Play’n GO games we had tracked by October 19, 2026.

It plays on a 6x5 grid with no lines. Eight or more of the same symbol anywhere pays. Winners then clear and new symbols drop in, and this repeats until no fresh win forms.

Multipliers are the main event. They sit on a 15-step ladder from x2 to x1000, which is where the name comes from, and the steps are tied to three Norse gods in order: Heimdall first, then Freya, then Thor. Upgrades come as cascades run. A Thor multiplier can be stepped up repeatedly, which is how a spin reaches the top of the ladder. When several multipliers count on a spin, they’re added together and applied to the win as one number.

Three or more scatters give 12 free spins, and more scatters add spins up to a cap. During the round, a container holds the multiplier values and keeps adding to them.

Play’n GO has a free demo on its site.