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Vikings Go To Hollywood WildFight RushingWilds

Yggdrasil · released 22 Sep 2026 · page updated 19 Oct 2026

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Launch write-up

Yggdrasil released Vikings Go To Hollywood WildFight RushingWilds on September 22, 2026, as the next game in its Vikings series. This time the series moves to a Hollywood awards night. The game uses 20 lines and is built around Wild Fight respins and sticky wilds whose multipliers keep climbing.

In the base game, one scatter triggers a WildFight Respin. With two, you get the WildFight+Multiplier version, where each winning sticky wild pays double. Free spins are where it builds up. After each Wild Fight win, every sticky wild on screen gains +1 on its multiplier, and Yggdrasil sets no upper limit. RushingWilds is active in every free spins round too, with a multiplier on the reels that rises after each Wild Fight win. Yggdrasil also lists Berzerk Rage Collection and Spotlight Moment as features but doesn’t explain them on the game page. A Buy Bonus is available.

Volatility is rated medium-high, and the hit frequency is 27.38%. There are four RTP versions: 96%, 94%, 92% and 90.5%. Check which one your casino runs.

The max win is 6,000x the bet. On October 19, 2026 it ranked fifth among the seven September 2026 releases in our tracker with a published max win, well behind Money Train 5 at 50,000x and Gates of Olympus 2500 at 25,000x.

So far it hasn’t shown up in a US lobby we watch.

Features

  • Buy Bonus

Source: yggdrasilgaming.com, checked 18 Oct 2026.

Where to play (US)

Not yet seen in a US casino lobby.

A sighting means we saw the game listed. It isn't a full list of where you can play it, because casinos add and remove games often. Real-money play is legal only in some states, and only for players 21 and over.

History

  1. Released by Yggdrasil. yggdrasilgaming.com

  2. RTP 90.5% / 92% / 94% / 96%, Medium-High volatility and 6,000x max win checked at the source.

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