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Durak Social Games KamaGames
KamaGames, the largest European social casino operator, has today announced the early success of its latest game in soft launch, Durak.
Evolution, leading provider of Live Casino solutions, has announced the launch of the world’s first ever online Live Craps game, set in an authentic underground, speakeasy-style studio.
This unique online version of the legendary dice game stays true to the original while also taking full advantage of technology with its rich set of additional features, aimed to make the game easier to understand and play for both experienced and new players.
Todd Haushalter, Chief Product Officer at Evolution, said: “Craps completes the Evolution portfolio in terms of offering every game you can find in a land-based casino. Developing the game and capturing the unique excitement of the Craps table, but in an online setting, was a complex project. The team has done a phenomenal job and we now
have a fantastic finished product that I know will thrill Craps enthusiasts in the US, Europe and beyond, as well as attracting legions of new fans.”
He added: “We understand that not everyone knows how to play Craps. That’s why the game has both an ‘Easy Mode’ and a simple online interactive tutorial that clearly explains how to play and enjoy the game. Craps has been our most requested new game by both players and operators for years – now it’s finally here. I think players are going to love it.”
Evolution is also adding to its growing portfolio of First Person games by launching an RNG variant of Craps. Like all of Evolution’s First Person games, it includes the ‘GO LIVE’ button, which transports players through an in-game portal to the live version of the game.
In a continuing effort to expand its global audience base, KamaGames has made a move to focus on favoured games in targeted regions. Durak is recognised as one of the most popular card games in the Russian and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) regions.
Durak was originally released in soft launch on mobile in the App Store, Google Play and Huawei App Gallery in August of 2020. In the months since, KamaGames has made strides to adjust and improve this offering which has resulted in already impressive gains.
While the game is still in its soft launch period, Durak has already experienced more than 1.5 million downloads, not to mention first-day retention (RR1) rates consisting of over 45 per cent. These early figures indicate a significant potential for growth, both in terms of audience and game metrics.
KamaGames credits these results to the wealth of experience and dedication of the company as a whole. While the global pandemic raised unprecedented challenges in terms of a change in working conditions and processes, the teams responsible for the current success of Durak continued to coordinate their skills and work effectively to produce this top- quality product.
Spin&Win is a fast-paced modular game whose visualisation shows paytable, the wheel and the statistic in the colour palette. The game is fully customisable in appearance to address individual market specifics.
Spin&Win Online Draw Game NSoft
NSoft's virtual games team has created a new offering for operators’ brick and mortar business, Spin&Win, a draw-based game that uses Roulette logic.
Centrally positioned, the wheel of the game is always visible no matter if the round has started. The game offers four markets: Straight up, Dozens (one, two, three), Odd/Even and Red/Black. The statistic displays five the most drawn and five the least drawn numbers together with 10 latest results.
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