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ORYX Gaming has added three more Gamomat designed slot games to its expanding portfolio. ORYX customers now have access to King of the Jungle, Take5 and Fort Brave across desktop and mobile in a wide array of languages - including English, German, Russian and Spanish.
King of the Jungle invites players into its empire on a standard 3 times 5 matrix on 10, 20 or 30 paylines. Scatter symbols appear on reels 2, 3 and 4, which trigger 10 Free Spins with Stacked Wilds. All three titles have excellent volatility diversity which will satisfy casual players and high rollers.
Another Gamomat release is the royal themed “King and Queen”, which is played on 10, 20 or 30 paylines. A block of 9 scatter symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4 triggers 7 Free Spins with a random Super-Block-Symbol.
Under license from Paramount, GameCo will be developing games for its video game gambling machine (VGM) based on mainstream theatrical film brands including Mission: Impossible, Paranormal Activity, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
GameCo’s proprietary VGM is an arcade-style video game cabinet featuring a single-player game, generally 45-90 seconds to play, adapted from top console, PC and mobile developers. GameCo is in the process of developing a racing game based on the popular Mission: Impossible franchise, a hidden object game themed to Paranormal Activity, and a platformer experience adapted from the cult classic comedy, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. The patented VGM
Viking Fire Online Slots Lightning Box Games
Viking Fire, the latest release from slot design specialist Lightning Box Games, has launched exclusively with Betsson.
The game is a 4x5-reel, 40-line slot that sees players don their helmets and pick up their shields as they catapult rocks at enemy ships to earn up to four extra wilds and eight free spins during the bonus game feature.
Viking Fire has been designed in HTML5, and is available on both desktop and mobile devices. It will be available exclusively on Betsson for a two-week period, before being released to the general market on 30 November.
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Peter Causley, Lightning Box managing director and co-founder, said: “Viking Fire is a light-hearted take on the traditional Norse theme, and combines colourful graphics with a catchy soundtrack and engaging math model.
Thor’s Hammer AWPs Bally Wulff
The Berlin gambling machine manufacturer’s success strategy includes clever game ideas and the right coun-try-specific decisions. One thing is clear since Thor’s Hammer was launched in Italy this summer: the game has developed into one of the most popular games on the local market.
“We expected positive feedback but this evolution into a trend product is really amazing,” sums up
gambling platform allows a player’s skill to determine the payout and winnings, while maintaining the same casino economics as slot machines. The deal was brokered by Richmond Management Group, GameCo’s licensing representative.
“We are always seeking ways to bring our iconic film properties directly to fans,” said LeeAnne Stables, President of Worldwide Marketing Partnerships and Licensing for Paramount Pictures. “These new products bring them to life in classic arcade gameplay formats.”
“We’re thrilled to be working with Paramount to bring these brands to the casino floor. Video game gambling addresses the largest opportunity for casinos and studios
in attracting the next generation of gamers. At GameCo, our vision is to create a VIP experience for gamers. Brands like Mission: Impossible, Paranormal Activity, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off speak to my generation that grew up with these films and love playing video games,” said Blaine Graboyes, CEO of GameCo.
“We are delighted to be offering the game exclusively to Betsson for two weeks before rolling out Viking Fire on general release. I’m sure their players will be more than ready to become one of the Vikings and take out the enemy ships to win big prizes.”
Paul Malt, Head of Games at Betsson, said Viking Fire was a brilliant game and the operator wanted to offer it to its players before anyone else.
“We are always looking for new games to bolster our already impressive portfolio, and Viking Fire certainly fits the bill. The bonus game feature is particularly exciting, and we are sure our players will have fun trying to take out the enemy ships,” he added.
export manager Willem Korteweg. According to analysis of the test results, the game had performed extremely well previously and had attained a large fan base in Spain and Germany as well.
The developments in the Italian market over the last few months speak for themselves. “The game has everything that Italian play-ers want. It offers entertainment and fun, has balanced mathe-matics and thus places the emphasis on longer game rounds. In addition to use in gaming venues, Thor’s Hammer is also specifi-cally captivating the Italian bar market,” Korteweg concludes, hinting that
BALLY WULFF will also be launching more successful games for the Italian market over the coming year.
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