GameArt New Slots 2019
Delicious treats, sweet and savory, these are the stars of the new slot that GameArt is about to release. Captain Candy is going to be a slot machine with 5 reels and with a very colorful design, its graphics revolving entirely around images of delicious candy.
With Azrabah Wishes, GameArt tries to go after the crowd that loves huge volatility and even bigger payouts. They chose a Genie themed design for this one, fairly well made and different than others which have this type of story, as it mixes in the future with the past.
Peter Pan’s story has been popular and it’s likely to be known by most slot machine players, so the presence of this theme, in a casino game which appears to put Neverland’s location in the future, is likely to get quite a bit of attention. GameArt is the creator of this slot machine, which offers awesome graphics and some other cool bonuses, that we will talk about below.
If you’re not a fan of clowns already, then Circus of Horror is definitely not the game for you. This new release from GameArt will deliver an entire game filled with these killer clowns, along with various other monsters, ranging from the devil, to mummies and serial killers. It’s a horror themed game alright, and a much better version of one, than many other Halloween specials I’ve seen over the years.
In a game from GameArt which came out just before the winter holidays, Santa’s Farm is obviously a mix between the other farm-themed slot machines in this developer’s collection, and the Christmas theme that is all the rage right now. It should be an interesting release, for those looking for a unique game to play for the holidays, so let’s take a look at it.
Night at KTV is a game which appears to be inspired by karaoke, in the very popular way in which you can find it in Asia. In fact, the main characters you see appear among the slot’s symbols are men and women of Asian origins. It’s a GameArt design, very well crafted and featuring only related symbols, so it has plenty to give us.
History has often been a source of inspiration for developers, but I don’t remember seeing any games which were based on Joan of Arc, one of the historic characters that pretty much everyone heard about. GameArt took that leap, and they’re giving us a slot machine which uses this female warrior as its main character.
King of Monkeys 2 is delivered by GameArt as the second slot machine in a Chinese themed series, which focuses on one of the country’s most popular legends. It talks of a Monkey King, of Pig Men and has various other elements that might make the modern man raise an eyebrow, but it’s a great story for sure and it translates well in slot machine form.
The Chinese Zodiac is the inspiration for this latest game from GameArt, a developer that is launching its second Chinese themed slot in a row. They went for a look that makes the animals that appear there almost possessed.
4 Symbols might be a Chinese themed title, but luckily, it’s not just about the country’s culture, and actually tries to offer a unique story. It’s going to feature the four great beasts that are mentioned in the Chinese constellations, so the images shown inside are going to revolve around dragons, white tigers, Vermillion birds and turtles.
Flaming Reels was designed by GameArt and it’s a slot machine whose theme is inspired by firefighters. These brave public servants are celebrated on the game’s reels, through the symbols and features which were included.
Slot of Money is all about living life in a large way, and according to GameArt this seems to involve trips to Las Vegas, a lot of champagne and expensive toys. It’s basically a luxury themed game, with the Las Vegas angle thrown in, and it works pretty well if you’re interested in that kind of content.
King of Monkeys, the latest slot machine from GameArt, which they released in January 2018, is based on a very popular Chinese story, that follows the adventures of a Monkey god. Several other creatures, such as pig monks, are also present, just like in the original story.
Spartans Legacy has been designed by GameArt, in the usual high quality graphics that are available in all of their slots. The theme is an obvious one, coming from the story of the Spartans that have fought the Persian invaders, 300 soldiers facing a huge army.
El Toreo is the newest slot machine that’s available from GameArt, at least as of November 2017. The game is going to have a Spanish inspired theme, the main focus being on a matador that’s about to fight a charging bull.
In Queen of the Seas, the developer is offering us a pirate themed game, but one where a female is in the main role, rather than an ugly guy that’s sporting an eye patch. GameArt is the company that is releasing this new pirate game, and they seem to have done a decent job at it, particularly when it comes to graphics.
Like many other Chinese themed slot machines, Emperors Wealth uses both money and emperors as major points of focus for its theme. The game, though of very good quality, doesn’t stand out much compared with other slots, at least if you look only at its theme and design. This is a new release from GameArt.
For Castle Blood, the developer chose a vampire theme that seems to mimic a series of similar films in which Kate Beckinsale played, and one of the characters actually looks like a video game version of that actress. Whether it’s an intentional clone of that movie series, or just a coincidence, there is no way to know. The developer of the game is called GameArt.
Tiger Heart seems to be part jungle themed game, part based on ancient civilizations whose remains may be found in such inhospitable places. Add a touch of Tarzan like influence, thanks to the beautiful wild woman that’s appearing on the reels, and this should give you a complete picture of what’s happening in this GameArt slot machine.
GameArt is a game developer that is based in a country where a lot of gambling companies are also present. It’s a Maltese company, which has been established just a few short years ago, in 2013, and which provides slot machines for the online casino industry. They’ve quickly shown why they’re a force to be reckoned with in this market, and they have created over 40 games already, using both Flash and HTML5 technologies. They offer casinos other services as well, in financial and business, as well as licensing and marketing, but what we’re interested in especially is the content that they create.
The licenses that the developer has obtained for its own games are from countries such as Malta, Alderney, Isle of Man, Italy, Slovenia or Estonia. They respect the standards set forward by Games Laboratory International, an auditor that makes sure that their content is fair to play for all players.
History
There isn’t that much to the history of GameART, since they’ve been around only since 2013. The team working at this relatively young company has been around for much longer than that, some even for 20 years, and there is plenty of experience driving it forward. They appear to be aiming for 12 new slot machines each year, so they have an ambitious roadmap for the near future. In just a couple of years, they’ve signed a number of partnerships with other platform providers, resellers and operators, which will help them grow quickly. Among these, you will find names like iSoftBet, 1x2 Gaming, BetConstruct, BlueOcean Gaming, Coingaming.io, LeaderBet, Slotegrator, SoftSwiss, Pariplay and Platin Gaming.
GameArt Casino Games
GameArt currently offers a total of 44 slot machines, all of them being available on any platform which can support HTML5. That means desktop computers, mobile phones and tablets, running a variety of operating systems. This developer doesn’t offer other types of games currently, so they don’t have a complete solution to offer an online casino. However, they have enough good games in their collection to insure that they would be a welcomed addition to any site.
One of the latest additions to the GameART collection, announced in June 2017, is the mix of progressive jackpots that will be made available to certain games. The Jackpot Games give the player a choice, between using local or progressive jackpots in the slots they play. If they go with the progressive prizes, then they will get a chance to win one of the four that will be available. These jackpots are called Grand, Major, Minor and Mini. A jackpot can be won at any point, while playing in the main game. Each of these jackpots is represented by a different sign from the Chinese zodiac, including a Green Dragon, a White Tiger, Black Tortoise and a Red Vermillion Bird.
When it comes to the overall style of the games offered at GameArt, I found them to include some inspiration from the classics, often using standard poker icons in their construction. They have their advantages as well though, as you will read about below.
I’ve noticed quite a few slots of theirs that borrow a theme from the Chinese, which seems to be a trend for all major companies these days. To give you an idea of how many games of theirs have this sort of theme, I will mention titles like 3 Kings, 88 Riches, Ancient Gong, Dancing Lions, Dragon Lady, Dragon King, Fortune Panda, Fortune Lions, Golden Dragon, Jade Treasure and many others. It’s not a plus for them, unless you have a preference for slots that have this sort of theme, though I’d imagine it would grow old after playing about a dozen different games that have a similar topic. I’ve actually had a hard time locating a slot machine among those 44 that they created so far, with an actual unique theme, so I’d call this a downside for the collection they worked so hard on.
Graphics
The kind of lack of imagination that GameART has shown in the choice of themes for their slots can also be seen in the actual way that they implemented them. The graphics will often make use of poker cards, there are slots with fruits for symbols, and overall I can always find something to complain about in their slots. However, that doesn’t mean that they don’t have games that I would enjoy playing. Slot machines like Texas Ranger’s Reward or Venetia are a pleasure to play, even though they don’t have only themed icons on their reels.
Features
As features, slot machines from GameART tend to have multiple options for you to trigger. Wilds, scatters and free spins appear to be the norm, available in most slots they’ve released so far. There is usually some kind of extra feature to be had though, perhaps a multiplier applied by the wild or the free games, or another type of feature. It’s not a very exciting side of their games, and they’re not trying to innovate, but their slots should be able to give you enough to keep you interested.
Payouts
From what I could gather, most of the slots they release have an average RTP of 96%, but the volatility can vary quite a bit from one slot to the next, and they seem to have a full range of options in that area. Payouts can sometimes be as low as $1,000, while other times they might reach $4,500. In all these cases, the line bet would be worth at most $0.50, so we’re talking about a range of 2,000x to 9,000x that appears to be the norm for them.