This week’s games and platform integrations round-up from Gaming Intelligence features Playtech’s LogicLabs, Pragmatic Play, Indigo Magic, Play’n GO, Yggdrasil and Bragg Gaming.
Coinfall: The Big Freeze by Playtech’s LogicLabs
Playtech’s LogicLabs studio is taking players back to the ice age in its latest slot release, Coinfall: The Big Freeze.
“Coinfall: The Big Freeze takes the action back to the ice age,” said Patryk Lachowicz, game producer and studio manager for LogicLabs (a Playtech studio).
Mr Null’s Wicked Wares by Pragmatic Play
Pragmatic Play has opened the doors to the sorcerer’s showroom in Mr Null’s Wicked Wares, where a catalogue of mystery symbols and multipliers conjure up 5,000x win potential.
“Mr Null’s Wicked Wares combines mystery symbols and multipliers with an eye-catching and atmospheric theme, while the growing multiplier meters keep the momentum building during the feature,” said Sharon McHugh, director of public relations at Pragmatic Play.
Colt Lightning Inferno by Play’n GO
Play’n GO unleashes Colt Lightning Inferno, a high-impact video slot where fire and lightning collide across a scorched frontier ruled by raw elemental power.
“Colt Lightning Inferno captures a raw, elemental energy that players immediately feel,” said Magnus Wallentin, games ambassador at Play’n GO.
Reel Goal Cash Towers by Indigo Magic
Bragg Studios-owned Indigo Magic has released Reel Goal Cash Towers, a new cash towers title packing a full stadium’s worth of suspense, thrills and new features.
Yggdrasil / Swiss Casinos
Yggdrasil has launched its portfolio of games with Swisscasinos.ch through an integration with Playtech.
“Strengthening our presence in Switzerland through our collaboration with swisscasinos.ch demonstrates our commitment to operating in well-regulated markets,” said Yggdrasil regional manager for Spain and Northern Europe, Lexuri Arnaiz.
Bragg Gaming / Expanse Studios
Bragg Gaming expanded its North American aggregation offering in New Jersey through a new integration with Meridian Holdings’ Expanse Studios.
“Entering New Jersey through Bragg’s aggregation platform marks an important step in our North American market expansion,” said Damjan Stamenkovic, CEO of Expanse Studios.