Spin Games Slots

Spin Games began operating back in 2012, first developing and publishing games for a host of big companies, like IGT. They soon expanded into their own production, with an aim to compete on the land-based markets. This they have done successfully, partly thanks to their location in Reno, Nevada.

But it’s online gaming that is the future, and the company has lately entered this area as well. What sort of experience and expertise do they bring to this area?

Software and games go hand in hand

Though the company started working with land-based casinos, it’s obvious from their software that they know exactly what kind of a beast they are dealing with when entering the world of online gaming.

Their software packages and back end are specifically designed for easy integration, scalability, and most of all user-friendly experience via several currencies, jurisdictions and customisation options. The latter are especially useful when it comes to different online casinos offering different sorts of bonuses.

....and of course, all of these games with support for modern devices and web browsers, making the games playable from anywhere on any device…

Paylines and reel setups you’ll run into

When it comes to reel the company seems to have set their mind almost exclusively on a five-reel setup. This is what you’ll encounter on almost all of their games, though at times the number of symbols per reel will increase or decrease.

Paylines come in a much wider variety, ranging from singulars to thousands. Different setups are used too from the standard paylines that move from left to right, to ways to win those collect combinations automatically from one reel to the next.

RTP tends to stand around the industry average, whereas variance is heavily weighted towards high. No worries though, there are a few that break the trend in this matter too.

Themes and style

Looking at the slots (and the company also offers keno, bingo, social games, table games and much more) the themes are definitely full of familiar sights. Gods, ancient lands, mythology, royalty, and obviously the most classic of symbols.

The style of the graphics is in that sense a bit simplistic, though this does not mean that it wouldn’t be of high quality. Animations are not that plentiful, at least yet. Sound effects are a mix of coin wins hitting the reels, and surprisingly versatile music.

And the specials?

For the most part, you’ll have to go with bonus spins. These are at times, but not always, modified by some familiar features like sticky wilds, extra spins from scatters, or high multipliers for your symbol combinations. A special gamble feature also comes up on some games, adding some new options on what to do with your sizable wins.

Overall, in this field, the company hasn’t added much in the way of innovations, and that’s quite alright. The specials are just meant to give you an extra chance of scoring big wins or simply reinforcing the already strong basic wins from the paytable. It’s a trade-off that works splendidly.