Realistic Games launches new scratch-card style titles
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UK-based supplier of high-quality, electronic gaming content, Realistic Games, has released a pair of instant win games, Over the Rainbow and Bully4U, from its growing instant win portfolio.
The new 3-reel slots titles are in the style of a scratch card and are perfectly suited to mobile play and are the pull tab version of two of Realistic’s existing slots.
The game reveal consists of a simple ‘pull tab’ mechanism where all the player has to do is drag with a mouse, swipe a finger, or press the start button to play.
Both games are built on the Reading-based supplier’s HTML5 framework and are available on desktop, phone and tablet. Realistic’s new titles allow for a simple pick-up-and-play product to be offered by operators in multiple verticals to their customers.
Senior Commercial Manager at Realistic Games, Robert Lee, said the company’s Instant Win games have been popular with both players and partners alike and with the addition of the two new titles they are delighted to offer even more choice.
Lee explained, “They are an accessible game type that is extremely simple to understand and play, and they appeal as much to a bingo player, as they do to a sportsbook customer.” And, “By releasing games that are based on our existing slots, we are looking to offer players a great experience across all product verticals.”
Over the Rainbow and Bully4U join Shore Thing, Sunset Reels, Go Wild on Safari and Snakes & Ladders in Realistic Games’ ever-expanding instant win library.
UK-based supplier of high-quality, electronic gaming content, Realistic Games, has released a pair of instant win games, Over the Rainbow and Bully4U, from its growing instant win portfolio.
The new 3-reel slots titles are in the style of a scratch card and are perfectly suited to mobile play and are the pull tab version of two of Realistic’s existing slots.
The game reveal consists of a simple ‘pull tab’ mechanism where all the player has to do is drag with a mouse, swipe a finger, or press the start button to play.
Both games are built on the Reading-based supplier’s HTML5 framewor…