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Franzi | Games 
Feature: NIGHT TOWERS
Glowing skyscrapers and sparkling skylines of international cities such as Paris, New York, or Taipei: this is the backdrop in the NIGHT TOWERS bonus feature.
approx. 2 min.
Feature: NIGHT TOWERS
Light up the skyscrapers
In the NIGHT TOWERS feature, you immerse yourself in the sparkling nights of international metropolises – from Paris to New York and on to Taipei. Glowing skyscrapers make the cities shine in bright splendour, opening up dazzling winning opportunities for you.
What is an additional feature?
You can select an additional feature on many MERKUR multi-gamers, such as ZONIC . You can see whether and which feature you can activate on the upper device screen and on the feature button, which is displayed at the bottom right of the monitor during the game.
If you want to play a game with an additional feature, click on the feature button in the game and select your desired additional level. The feature is now activated and can start randomly during your game.
How NIGHT TOWERS got started
What you can expect in the NIGHT TOWERS feature
In this feature, seven iconic buildings – including the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, and Big Ben – appear as cash pots on the lower display. Your goal is to light up the towers completely. The additional level you choose determines how many lights are already lit at the start.
Each tower is assigned its own symbol (e.g., Chinese character, Statue of Liberty, eagle head, etc.). You must combine matching symbols on the upper reel set with 5 reels. As soon as a combination is formed, the symbols involved disappear from the reels, more lamps light up on the corresponding skyscraper, and new symbols slide in (“slides”).
How the feature ends
NIGHT TOWERS ends as soon as at least one skyscraper is completely lit up or you can no longer achieve any further successes.
1/2 The lucky symbols are assigned to the corresponding skyscrapers and, when successfully combined, make them light up.
2/2 Which skyscraper shines brightest at the end of the feature?
