Casual Skill-based Slots: A Trend That Even Top Providers Have Picked Up
The trend for casual slots has also been picked up by large providers, here are two examples:
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Kill Em All – Nolimit city
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A slasher game with RPG elements — a weapon that you use to hit monsters falls out on the reel. Each monster has its own supply of hp, after defeating one, another appears (progression by levels). If no weapon appears on the reel, progress is reset. -
Golden Pinata – BGaming
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It's even simpler here – you hit a piñata (a Mexican papier-mâché toy), sometimes you hit and win, sometimes you miss. A "bonus" with a hold&win round can fall out. The wave of "casual" has reached the big studios — I think these are only the first examples of such releases. I wrote about how casual games are changing the slot market in a long article.
If the topic is interesting, I advise you to read it: A New Era of Gambling: Why Casual Games Are the Future of Online Casinos
Mark Patterson is the news writer at CasinosInCanada who covers the latest developments in the iGaming industry, including casino launches, regulations, and market updates.
Come on, all this casual is for mobile phones. I love serious slots like Gates of Olympus.
Interestingly, now even hardcore studios like Nolimit are moving towards simplicity. The world has gone crazy
I would also like to have such slots where you need not only to spin, but to really participate in the process. I'm already tired of just clicking spins.
Piñata is a cool topic. It reminded me of old flash games where hit, break, laugh.
As for me, it's, there is no chance to win there at all
Come on, all this casual is for mobile phones. I love serious slots like Gates of Olympus.
As for me, it's, there is no chance to win there at all