First Look Games innovates Demo Game Server


First Look Games is set to continue to innovate its platform and service to iGaming game studios and affiliate marketers in 2021.


Late last year, First Look Games rolled out the Demo Game Server product, which enabled First Look’s game studio partners to serve their free-to-play demo games to the platform’s affiliate users behind age verification software, boosting UKGC compliance requirements of the game studios, removing the cost of age verification and building legitimate and easy access to game content for affiliates.


Te Demo Game Server will continue to receive updates this year


as more game studios participate in First Look Games, making the tool an essential part of both compliance and marketing for both studios and affiliates.


First Look Games’ innovation is built on user experience and feedback. Whilst the core platform engages website marketers with game studios and their content, the world of affiliation is constantly evolving. For instance, streamers are becoming ever more relevant in terms of customer engagement and so the First Look team have been hard at work devising ways and means to engage a wider range of online marketers.


First Look Games will be launching its Exchange tool in early 2021, creating a competitive marketplace for affiliates who are active across any digital channel to engage with game studios - as well as, for the first time on the platform, their operator partners - in the successful launch marketing of their games.


IGT presents its PeakSlant32 Cabinet with three integrated displays


IGT has recently initiated the global rollout of its PeakSlant32 cabinet, the company’s first slots cabinet with three, seamlessly integrated 32ins. displays.


Te hallmark of IGT’s PeakSlant32 cabinet is its player-tested design that includes remarkable attention to detail. Game content on each of the PeakSlant32's 32ins., high- definition displays flows through all three monitors, creating an immersive player experience and a compelling showcase for IGT's proven game content.


Te cabinet’s top display can also be synched with neighbouring gaming machines to create a highly visible digital canvas for property-specific promotional messages. Te PeakSlant32 cabinet also includes IGT's most advanced lighting and audio technology and an innovative Dynamic Player Panel that includes a 13.3ins. multi-touch display, an inductive wireless charging pad, and a USB charging port for player convenience.


For IGT ADVANTAGE customers, the PeakSlant32 cabinet can be equipped with Bluetooth technology to enable operators to integrate with


Real Dealer Studios unveils glitzy gameshow money-wheel game


Hollywood-style games developer Real Dealer Studios is planning to shake up the industry in 2021 with its revolutionary show game, Fortune Finder with Sarati.


Styled after glitzy TV gameshow classics of the 1980s, the money- wheel game was created through the studio’s unique cinematic approach, which utilises professionally produced video clips integrated into an RNG game engine. Te result is a high-quality visual experience where the presenter, played by LA- based actress Sarati, reacts to the user’s individual bets and results, making them feel like a co-star in the action.


Like the Real Roulette and Real Baccarat products that the studio introduced last year, Fortune Finder with Sarati was designed as a


superior, standalone alternative to live casino, one that delivers the feel of personal interaction without the technical drawbacks associated with streaming from a 24/7 live studio.


Te product also fills the growing demand for show games – showbiz- like games that emulate their TV counterparts – which, along with more traditional table games, are gaining increasing traction with players. Te studio is scheduled to further expand its portfolio this year with more game types and more localisation, and is looking into adding some celebrity names to its cast of dealers.


IGT's cashless gaming systems technology, Resort Wallet with IGTPay. Te dazzling PeakSlant32 can also be deployed in a range of configurations that accommodate social distancing.


Te PeakSlant32 is supported by a vast library of performance-tested and market-attuned game content. In Western Europe, the cabinet debuts with enew Multi-Level Progressive (MLP) themes such as Olympic Link.


In Eastern Europe, operators can anticipate 40-game packs and in- demand multi-game bundles such as IGT’s USwitch featuring regionally popular fruit games such as Red Hot Joker, Tunder Fruits, and the compelling Blazin’ Flames bolt-on progressive.


In the U.S., IGT launched the PeakSlant32 with performance- driven games such as Wu Dragon, Wolf Run Gold, Lucky Wealth Cat and Treasure Box.


SlotsTemple sets out plans for expanded FTP tournaments


Following SlotsTemple's successful launch of its free-to- play Slots Tournaments in 2020, the website is set to announce a number of new partnerships with game development studios.


By offering more game choice to our players, we will continue to build our growing community of slots players.


Our other focus will be on continuing to build out our compliance and player protection toolset, having already introduced an age verification solution for our UK visitors and players.


Compliance will continue to be in the forefront of iGaming


developments in 2021 and affiliates who don’t adopt a player-first mindset, and innovate within this space, will quickly be left behind.


We already have a dedicated Safer Gambling segment on our website, which has regular content added to it and is going to expand further during the course of this year.


To support our compliance activity, we have also begun talks with Responsible Affiliates in Gambling (RAiG), and expect to be accepted as members in the very near future.


By collaborating with the other leading affiliates in the iGaming space, we believe we can help build a better, safer, more responsible environment for players and affiliates alike.


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