G Games patents multi-player slots

• Industry News
• 07. 10. 2024.
• Nikola Lasica

G Games has been awarded a US patent for its revolutionary multi-player game engine, which represents an essential move for the reputable software provider.

According to available information, the new technology will create a completely new and distinctive playing experience for slot lovers worldwide.

Something new is coming

The modern online gaming market is highly competitive, with software providers investing considerable effort to outperform their rivals.

One of the most efficient ways is through innovation, and for many names out there, offering something new to their players has paid off.

That’s exactly the approach used by G Games, a UK-based developer of online casino games. The company has just announced it has received a patent for its ground breaking multi-player slot.

It’s quite a feat, particularly as getting patents on pokies is not possible unless you’re introducing an entirely new piece of technology. For G Games, this represents a milestone achievement, further demonstrating its innovative side.

The patent awarded by the United States Patent Office describes a multi-player game system. At the same time, it states the invention relates to a system that allows pokie enthusiasts to play a game against at least one rival.

G Games has praised the hard work of its team, pointing out that the “relentless pursuit of innovation” has resulted in the development of a game that will redefine the playing experience.

The company continues to increase its presence

Headquartered in London, G Games has been creating online casino games since 2013. Today, it launches 40 titles a year, and its portfolio includes a wide variety of gaming content, including classic and cluster slots, table games, and lottery games.

Over the years, G Games has worked with some of the most reputable names in the online gambling industry. Its partner list includes Microgaming, iSoftBet, SGDigital, and many others.

Yggdrasil is also among those names. Since the two companies started working together, G Games has produced a couple of games for the Swedish gaming giant, including Cthulhu and Serendipity.