Zonelock

ZoneLock has put a lock on information. There is not much data we could gather from the company, and they seem to be quite content with that. This doesn’t mean that there is anything sketchy going on, simply that the company is rather small and mostly deals directly with the couple of big gaming providers they have teamed up with.

The company is not so active in game production either. It’s not quite certain whether they even keep producing slots anymore, or if they are simply content that their products are playable through providers such as Microgaming's Quickfire platform. Besides the Quickfire platform, they also have a distribution partnership with SoftGamings.

Two wildly different games

So far we have gotten our hands on only two games from this company, and they are very different from each other. Whether the company has made more, or will ever make more, is shrouded in a veil of mystery no one seems to be able to breach. What we can tell by these two games, is that the company should really make more. Whilst we all wait for that, you should try them in demo mode.

Though the graphics in the slot are quite traditional, there’s also a lot of action in the background. Not to mention the background story that will entertain you for the first few playthroughs. The paylines adhere to the norms, whilst special features bring in a ton of extra wins.

In the Mahjong game [Mahjong Exchange], you get to experience a whole new game style. Though this game is extremely popular in social gaming platforms, it is entirely missing in most online casinos. This might very well be the sole such title to exist (though there are several slots that use Mahjong as a theme). It has proven to be quite popular, as is evident from the fact that Microgaming has made it available through its software platform.

Current Licenses

Like is the case with other information, no license information is readily available. It does seem like the company once held an UK Gambling Commission license. They also seem to have been, or still are, based in the Isle of Man.

Partnered up

The company’s games are quite widely available through their partners. The reason you haven’t run into the name itself is that there aren’t that many games. Not so easy, given the thousands of titles that most online casinos hold these days. This makes the slots something of a hidden gem. We suggest looking. The company’s games are not necessarily listed under their own brand.

Getting Down to Brass Tacks

Zonelock is one of the world's most commonly used online software providers. No shocker there but did you know that there are 10 featuring these games listed here on LCB? In fact, the general consensus among you after 374 votes, is that these operators have earned an average rating of 3 out of 5 making it one of the most preferred in the industry.