Kraken's Hunger
Demo by BGaming
The sand-and-coral hut is the last one, down by the rocks where the water turns dark quickly. Below the surface a kraken has wrapped itself around a seabed of sunken loot, and it isn't in a sharing mood. Keep an eye on the compass.
The end hut is for adults aged 18 and over. Choose "Yep, I'm 18+" on the panel at the foot of the screen and the kraken surfaces in this frame.
Inside is BGaming's fun-mode build, loaded from BGaming's server. Its FUN credits are demo credits with no value at all, and if the frame won't fill, reload or switch to another browser.
What happens in this hut
Kraken's Hunger doesn't keep to one grid. It can play as 5×3, 5×4 or 5×5, with 5, 10 or 20 lines for symbols to match along.
The compass is the scatter. Land 3, 4 or 5 compass scatters and 10, 15 or 20 free spins begin.
Inside that round, squid wilds are collected. Every group of four adds 10 more spins, and that can happen up to three times. Each step brings a multiplier: first x2, then x3, then x10. It's the kraken slowly getting hungrier.
Pirate ship symbols show values, but those values only count when a squid wild lands as well. Without a squid, the ships just drift past like boats on the horizon at dusk.
The whole thing runs on demo credits in BGaming's fun mode, with no real money involved.
Credits on the seabed
The kraken can keep its loot, because the FUN credits are worth nothing. Not one of them has monetary value, and none can be purchased, exchanged, passed on or cashed out. No purchase is required here or anywhere else on Everthandis. The game is BGaming's demo build, run from BGaming's servers and not modified by us.
Tide chart for Kraken's Hunger
| Provider | BGaming |
|---|---|
| Grid | 5×3, 5×4 or 5×5 |
| Lines | 5, 10 or 20 |
| Scatters | Compass, 3 to 5 start 10, 15 or 20 free spins |
| Squid wilds | Groups of four add 10 spins, up to three times, with x2, x3 and x10 |
| Pirate ships | Values count only when a squid wild lands |
| Released | August 2024 |
Back up the beach
Don't let it pull you under
A kraken never gets full, which is exactly why you should decide when you're done. Pick a time, stick to it, and leave the seabed to the squid. Our play it cool page has a few easy habits and Australian help lines.