Barbarossa Doublemax: set sail with a Yggdrasil pirate slot
A red-bearded captain in a tricorn hat greets you from the lobby tile, with the game's name in chunky white type and Yggdrasil printed along the bottom. For Canadian players browsing on a phone, that small studio credit is the real clue. It signals the kind of controls, rules layout and bonus features you are likely to meet once the game loads.
Open Barbarossa Doublemax at KanuunaWhat is known so far, and what isn't
Our sources include no studio game card for Barbarossa Doublemax, which is why you won't find an RTP, volatility rating, top win or line count here. "Doublemax" suggests some sort of multiplier feature, and studios like to carry a name like this through a series of games, though that remains an educated guess until you confirm it. For the final word, open the in-game rules, where you can also see the RTP version selected by the operator.
Launching the game on your phone
- Search the lobby for "Barbarossa", or narrow the provider filter down to Yggdrasil.
- Tap the tile, then keep your fingers clear until loading ends, since a stray early tap may hit the bet button.
- Turn your phone both ways to compare. Portrait works in plenty of recent slots, while landscape often gives wide reels more room.
Finding your way around a Yggdrasil-style info panel
Start by spotting the info or menu icon, which tends to sit in a corner of the game window. Phones usually show the rules as one long scroll or as cards you swipe through. Here is a handy order for going through them:
- RTP line — frequently tucked toward the bottom of the rules. Write down the precise percentage.
- Bet range — the minimum and maximum stake per spin, displayed in Canadian dollars if that is your account currency.
- Feature rules — what sets off the "max"-style feature, and whether a buy option exists.
- Malfunction clause — the usual wording that voids plays during a malfunction, good to know if your signal cuts out.
Quick settings to adjust before you play
A short stop in settings makes the first spins more enjoyable. Turn off turbo or quick spin if the game starts with it active, make sure autoplay is off, and adjust the volume to suit the room, because a pirate score can get rowdy. Should you see a "spin by holding" setting, think about turning it off, as a scrolling thumb can easily set it off on a touch screen.
More games to explore
Enjoying the style? Leave the Yggdrasil filter on and see what else the studio has to offer. Among our guides, Valley Of The Gods 2 shares the same studio credit. For a contrasting take from Play'n GO, try Rise Of Olympus Extreme as a comparison.
Pick a time or spin budget before your session starts; our guide to playing responsibly shows how limits work on a phone.