Digitain to diversify with launch of dedicated
Fast Games company due to brand’s success Digitain was at IGB Live! with the news that it would be launching a separate dedicated company to oversee the development of Fast Games in the New Year.
The Digitain team
Digitain’s Teni Grigoryan and Hayk Sargsyan
Digitain’s Simon Westbury
“We can’t reveal anything yet about branding or the corporate name, but we’re hoping to have everything in place to be able to launch the new entity at ICE 2022,” revealved Digitain’s Chief Business Officer, Simon Westbury. “Our range of Fast Games have been hugely successful and we feel that it’s a natural progression now to have a team dedicated solely to their development.”
Digitain’s collection of in-house developed fast games aim to deliver a stream of fresh, entertaining and engaging content to its partners and their customers.
Hayk Sargsyan, Head of Digtain’s gaming Department, added: “Te Fast Games portfolio has been developed to allow our partners to increase their overall offering, improve both player acquisition and retention, and generate profitable growth. Tey offer rounds of games where players are given several seconds to bet on the outcome. We’ve currently got eight games including RocketOn and Crash. With RocketOn, players place a bet before the rocket launches and then decide when to cash out. Te longer the player waits the greater the reward – as long as the rocket doesn’t explode first. In Crash, player
BGaming takes Elvis Frog on tour
BGaming was at IGB Live! donned in garlands and offering Hawaii-inspired cocktails as Elvis Frog, from Elvis Frog in Vegas fame, was back for more in the Aloha King Elvis slot.
Katherine Puteiko, CS Marketing Manager at BGaming, said: “We were very inspired by the successful launch of the Aloha King Elvis slot. It included great features from the very beginning, but we decided not to stop there. Te possibility of buying a bonus always attracts players.”
Aloha King Elvis is a 5×3 scheme video slot with high RTP (94,9 per cent), 25 winnings lines, and a bunch of features to multiply a bet dramatically. Te maximum exposure of the game is x2,200.
BGaming was also showing its first Asian-style game in Amsterdam, Dragon’s gold 100, which has rapidly gained popularity having been launched prior to the event.
Te game introduces players to the P128 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS
Eastern Dragon, also known as Loong, a legendary creature in Asian mythology.
Katherine explained: “Like many others, we are fascinated with Asian culture and history. Tis type of themed game holds a prominent place and appeals to a large market. We saw a gap and the time was right to diversify and add a mythical Asian-themed slot to BGaming’s portfolio.”
Te online slot is packed with wild and scatter symbols, which convert into 100 paylines giving players more chances to strike a winning combination. Wild symbols can expand on the whole reel, occupying the upper and lower tiles. Te maximum exposure of the slot goes as high as x3,000.
BGaming was also preparing to launch its latest titles, Candy Monsters and Lucky Dama Muerta.
Marina Ostrovtsova, Executive Director at BGaming, added: “Tis is our first show for two years. Overall, the best bits have remained, it’s been
busy and we’ve actually seen more attention at our stand than in previous shows. Tis is down to our business growth over that time and people’s eagerness to meet at shows once again. It’s still fantastic to be with everyone face-to-face once again.”
can choose to cash-out early and bank a small return – or ‘play the market’ and hope for a higher return. Tey need to decide before the Crash, or their investment will be a loser. We also offer Penalty, Hi-Lo, Sic-boKeno and Fast Blackjack, our newest game released just two months ago. Penalty and sic-bo really are more like a roulette style bet. Tese games really are on-trend at the moment in the betting market. We are looking now at designing skill-based versions to bring something new again to the Fast Games sector. We firmly believe they will be as popular as slots in the future.”
BGaming’s Bogdan Gres, Marina Ostrovtsova and Alexandra Kavelich
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