Short answer
No sequel, Megaways conversion, cluster-pay remaster or Canada-only build of Yggdrasil by Eurasian Gaming has been documented. Every catalogue that lists the game shows the same 5x3, 20-payline structure released in 2019.
- No confirmed second edition or DoubleMax-style rework exists for this title.
- Some fantasy-themed slots that look similar come from a different studio called Yggdrasil Gaming, not from Eurasian Gaming.
- Configuration differences you may notice between casinos (RTP, bonus buy price) come from operator setup, not from separate game versions.
Why players go looking for a Yggdrasil variant
Searching for a variant of Yggdrasil usually starts with a mix-up. The name Yggdrasil belongs both to this specific 2019 slot from Eurasian Gaming and to a large, well-known studio called Yggdrasil Gaming, whose catalogue includes titles like Wolf Hunters and Raptor DoubleMax. Those are separate products from a separate company. If you landed on this page hoping to compare editions of the studio's catalogue, you are looking at the wrong Yggdrasil.
For the actual game covered here, every source that lists it, from database sites to a regulated Italian operator's RTP disclosure, points to a single stable release: 5 reels, 3 rows, 20 fixed paylines, a Norse mythology theme built around Odin, Valkyries and the world tree itself. No second layout, no expanded reel set, no rebrand under a different name has surfaced.
What does shift between casinos is configuration, not the game itself. RTP figures reported for Yggdrasil range across sources, and one regulated listing ties a lower figure to standard play while a higher one appears connected to a bonus-buy setup. That is a common pattern for slots offered through multiple aggregators: the operator can select from a small set of approved RTP tiers, and each tier still runs the same reels, same paytable, same free spins trigger.
If a future sequel or remastered version does appear, expect it to carry a distinguishing subtitle, the way many studios brand follow-ups. As of now, no such follow-up is on record for this title.
For players comparing options within Eurasian Gaming's own lineup, other slots from the studio use similar 5x3 or 5x4 line-based structures, but a confirmed one-to-one comparison list for this exact game was not published by the studio itself, so treat any 'sister slot' claims with some caution.
How this differs from other Norse-themed slots
Slots called Raptor DoubleMax or Wolf Hunters, both from Yggdrasil Gaming, share the fantasy setting but not the mechanics. Those titles use cascading reels, escalating multipliers, sticky wilds and win caps well above what is documented for Eurasian Gaming's Yggdrasil. This game keeps things closer to a classic format: static spins, line wins on 20 fixed lines, wilds that substitute for regular symbols, and a spear scatter that opens free spins. If you came here expecting a Megaways or cluster-pay cousin of this exact title, none has been found in any catalogue checked.
What a single-version release means for you
Good to know
- One consistent set of rules to learn, no need to check which edition a casino has loaded.
- Free spins and gamble feature work the same wherever the game is offered, only the RTP tier and bet limits shift by operator.
- A demo build lets you test the exact same reels and features you would meet on real money, since there is no separate demo-only variant.
Less good
- No higher-volatility or higher-ceiling edition exists yet if the base version feels too tame or too capped for you.
- No Megaways or cluster-pay reworking is available, so players wanting that mechanic will need to look at a different studio's game.
- Free spins modifiers described across reviews are inconsistent, which makes it hard to know exactly what to expect before you trigger the round.
Volatility across the (single) version
Because there is only one confirmed build of this game, volatility does not vary by edition the way it might in a series with a Megaways spin-off. Reviews consistently describe the swings as high, meaning free spins and bigger line hits arrive less often but can pay out more when they land. Set your bankroll and session length with that rhythm in mind rather than expecting the smoother, more frequent payouts of a low-volatility title.
How to confirm you have the right Yggdrasil before you play
- Check the provider tag on the game thumbnail or info panel; it should read Eurasian Gaming or EAgaming, not Yggdrasil Gaming.
- Confirm the layout shown is 5 reels by 3 rows with 20 fixed paylines, matching the theme of the world tree and Norse gods.
- Look for the free spins trigger tied to a spear-shaped scatter symbol landing three or more times.
- Open the paytable and check for the Yggdrasil tree wild symbol substituting for regular symbols.
- If the casino lists a bonus buy or Power feature, note whether the price is disclosed before you commit any funds.
- Load the demo version first if one is offered, so you see the actual reels and pacing before switching to real bets.
Terms worth knowing on this page
A distinct version of a slot with a changed reel set, mechanic or brand extension, such as a Megaways or DoubleMax edition.
An operator-selected setting, such as RTP tier or bet range, applied to the same underlying game rather than a separate version.
The symbol in Yggdrasil that triggers free spins when three or more appear, regardless of position on the reels.
An optional paid option that skips straight to free spins instead of waiting for the scatter to land naturally.
The situation where this slot's title, Yggdrasil, matches the name of an unrelated, larger provider, Yggdrasil Gaming.
Questions about Yggdrasil's versions
Is there a Megaways version of this Yggdrasil slot?
No Megaways conversion of Eurasian Gaming's Yggdrasil has been documented in any catalogue or review checked for this page.
Why do some sites list Yggdrasil with very different maximum win figures?
Third-party databases disagree, citing figures from 4,000x up to 7,500x bet. No provider spec sheet resolves which is correct, so treat the cap as unconfirmed rather than assuming the highest number.
Does the free demo run the same reels as real-money play?
Yes, the demo builds offered by review sites use the same 5x3, 20-line structure and features as the real-money version, since no separate demo-only edition exists.
Are Wolf Hunters or Raptor DoubleMax related to this game?
No. Both come from Yggdrasil Gaming, a different studio, and use different mechanics such as cascading reels and sticky wilds not present in Eurasian Gaming's Yggdrasil.
Could a sequel or remaster still appear later?
It is possible, since studios sometimes revisit older titles, but nothing of that kind has been released or announced for this specific slot as of this writing.
Bottom line on variants
Suits Players who want a straightforward line-pay slot without needing to track down the right edition or worry about picking the wrong version.
Less suitable for Players specifically chasing a Megaways, cluster-pay or high-multiplier reworking of this theme, since none of that exists for this exact title yet.
Yggdrasil by Eurasian Gaming stands as a single, stable release with no confirmed sequels, spin-offs or regional editions. The apparent variety you might see across sites comes down to naming confusion with a different, larger studio and to operator-level configuration differences, not to separate versions of the game itself.
Try the confirmed version yourself
Play at partner casinoSince only one build of Yggdrasil by Eurasian Gaming exists, you can test it directly through a demo or, where locally available and you meet the minimum age requirement of 19 (18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec), through a licensed operator.