Gaming Arts will unveil a lineup of games and technologies at G2E.
Over the past five years, Gaming Arts has experienced exponential growth in slot, bingo, and keno games and technology. With its highly creative R&D teams, the company’s driving mission is to craft games that offer players a thrilling and fun-filled gaming experience.
At G2E, Gaming Arts will introduce the Deal or No Deal slots, anticipated for release in the next few months. These games will debut with two themes, Golden Briefcase and Briefcase Breaker, showcased on the 49″ portrait VertX Grand cabinet. To emphasize the excitement of the games, Gaming Arts will host slot tournaments featuring Deal or No Deal on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Venetian Expo.
Complementing the success of Thor’s Thunder, Pele’s Eruption promises an “explosive” gaming experience with its volcanic theme.
Gaming Arts will also showcase Puzzle Time, a new game that defies convention with its jigsaw puzzle-inspired gameplay. This one-of-a-kind slot machine, along with its variants, includes patent-pending mechanics. Players will find themselves immersed in the challenge of solving puzzles, while chasing bonus rounds, free-game features, and big wins.
The company also plans to unveil an entirely new dual-screen cabinet, the VertX Duo. Featuring dual 32″ HD 4k displays, a large 4k button deck, and more, this cabinet offers an immersive gaming experience.
Displayed on the VertX Duo cabinet, Gaming Arts introduces two brand new games: Egyptian Sunrise and Savannah Sunset. These games take players on exciting journeys to faraway lands, where the thrill of discovery and adventure awaits at every spin.
In addition, Gaming Arts will showcase its Lucky Pick games on the VertX Duo cabinet, featuring Lucky Pick Leprechaun and Lucky Pick BumbleBee (Eiler’s No. 1 Top Performing Slot for emerging suppliers in September 2023).
In addition to its slot innovations, Gaming Arts will also shine a spotlight on its new bingo and keno games and technologies, showcasing the company’s expertise in these domains.
Mike Dreitzer, CEO of Gaming Arts, said, “This is one of our most ambitious shows ever, and I’m confident that our latest lineup of games and technologies will set us apart from our competitors.”
