Microgaming’s HTML 5 gaming database, which has made it possible for desktop games to be available on mobile platforms, has reached 37 titles and is now adding 3 new video slots: Pure Platinum, 5 Reel Drive and Couch Potato.
These 3 new games are being launched this week and will appear in no time at ComeOn!’s mobile site. There are 5 free spins at ComeOn! for you to use on your smartphone, plus a 100% bonus.
Here’s a short review of these new games:
Pure Platinum: a 40 payline video slot based on the music industry, where you bring out Platinum Record symbols and trigger up to 50 free spins and a 5x multiplier. Pure Platinum is one of the largest paying games ever delivered by Microgaming.
5 Reel Drive: based on a 4-wheel drive adventure, 5 Reel Drive is Microgaming’s response to Fast & Furious on a video slot packed with a variety of automobiles, drivers and car races.
Couch Potato: Although it may have a funny name, this game marches to a different beat from common video slot design, with 3 reels, wilds and a multiplier feature that triggers the maximum jackpot of 15,000 coins per spin.
The case of HTML 5: why do we care about it?
HTML 5 broke into the web scene a few years ago, but it took a while for it to make the transition towards the gaming business. Microgaming took the lead by developing new games on this platform, and has now added these 3 new titles for desktop and mobile.
This is why we have successfully embarked on a monthly roll-out of new HTML5 mobile games. HTML5 technology has allowed us to develop games that can be played on the broadest range of devices, without compromising the audio-visual qualities,
commented Neill Whyte, Microgaming’s Head of Product Channels, adding that:
We have invested a lot of time and resources in developing our market-leading HTML5 platform, and we will continue to do so in order to meet the ever-increasing demands of the mobile gaming market.
The main point for players is to have as many games available wherever they go, whether they play on their desktop computers, laptops, tablets or smartphones.