Play'n GO Sends Bob Climbing Towards Trouble in Tower Run Treasure Steps
Play'n GO launches Tower Run Treasure Steps today, following aspiring knight Bob on a climb fuelled by optimism and a distinctly limited amount of experience.

A glowing sword is a promising start to a knightly career. Choosing a monster-filled tower for the next step is rather more questionable.
Play'n GO launches Tower Run Treasure Steps today, following aspiring knight Bob on a climb fuelled by optimism and a distinctly limited amount of experience.
The mysterious Treasure Tower gives this cheerful underdog plenty to contend with. Suspended walkways, strange portals and looming stonework surround the action, while a giant floating eye adds a somewhat excessive level of supervision. Bob is searching for the Treasure Room. The monsters are unlikely to make the journey comfortable.
Across the 5×5 cascading grid, matching symbols pay anywhere, with wins charging the aptly named Win-O-Meter of Destiny. Wild Rift and the Dimensional Multiplier mark its earlier stages, while nine wins in a spin unlock the Treasure Room after all cascades finish. For somewhere so mysterious, the tower has a surprisingly organised approach to destiny.
Inside the Treasure Room, sticky Coins and closed Mimic Chests take centre stage in a Hold & Spin feature. Chests reveal their hidden values when their countdown reaches zero or a Key opens them. Even with treasure in sight, a little patience may be required.
Meanwhile, Bob’s Ascent keeps his adventure moving above the grid. His climb awards instant prizes at encounter points every 18 steps, with progress saved separately at each bet level. The Win-O-Meter starts afresh with each spin; Bob, ever the optimist, saves his place.
“Bob is easy to root for: he has a glowing sword, a good heart and rather more enthusiasm than experience,” said Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play'n GO. “Put him in a tower full of monsters and the adventure has a lovely sense of mischief. You can admire his ambition while quietly questioning his judgement.”
The sword is glowing. The eye is watching. Bob is going upstairs. Tower Run Treasure Steps is out now.








