Zonelock Slots

ZoneLock is a company that doesn’t like to publish much information about itself. We are not entirely sure for the reasons behind this. It might be that the company simply isn’t active anymore, or that they are content to simply communicate with their partners. Whatever the case, there are still a few games that you should look at.

The company has partnered up with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Microgaming's Quickfire platform and SoftGamings (white label solution). They use Microgamings Quic They have been operating at least since 2015, though there seems to be very little they have also done since that time. The games are still available and continue to see success (whenever players manage to find them). Worth a look.

Mahjong Express - a different sort of casino game

Mahjong has been a favourite in social gamin sites for decades now. Whether on smartphones or desktops, it has retained its quality as one of the perfect ways to spend a few minutes figuring out a puzzle. The history of Mahjong goes far beyond this, as it is a game that has been played for well over a thousand years.

So how does ZoneLock fare with their version? Quite well. Though there are other Mahjong games out there, this is the one that Microgaming has decided to distribute through their system. The game comes with the traditional symbols, though the gameplay itself has been changed. Here you get to bet on outcomes, with interesting payouts. If you are into table games, this is something that will add variety to the usual blackjack and roulette (though the betting payouts seem familiar to this).

And what about the slots?

We will be adding more games as soon as we find them, but for now, it seems like the company has only produced a single slot. This game comes with all sorts of interesting and interactive features. It starts off with an introduction, and with multiple choices to be made. These will further affect the different special features available (such as jackpots). 

The basic gameplay comes with a handful of paylines, and the usual number of reels and symbols. The graphical style reminds us of comic books, whereas the sound effects are fitting. The game employs several different backgrounds, especially for the special features. All in all, something that you don’t run across every day.

It’s a shame really

Why the company quite making games, or if they did (information is scarce!), is unbeknown to us. The company is still alive, and their games are still available. In fact, most Microgaming casinos have the Mahjong freely playable. What we have here are two games that can stand their own against most other modern slots. We suggest playing them, or at least trying in demo mode, for we might never see the likes of them again.