Huuuge Casino launches a DTC web client that players can run directly from their phone’s web browser. The app is one of the first to use in-app notifications to drive traffic to a DTC platform and to instruct players on how to download a web client to their home screen—which lets players access and play it just like an app.
Wizard of Oz Slots’ Enchanted Vaults is the latest release in a huge trend of features that reward players with time-locked chests during slot spins. The feature was first introduced by Jackpot Party in 2019 and has since been implemented in 10 other leading casino apps.
Last month, Jackpot World and Bingo Party both released mini-games that center around merge mechanics. Although merge gameplay is typically found in the casual market, it’s becoming more common in the casino market for three key reasons.
Cash Tornado’s Coin Pusher is one of the most successful mini-games in the casino market—and its latest release elaborates on the original by combining coin pusher, pachinko, and mini-stepper mechanics. The mini-game drives spend by offering a variety of purchasable enhancements and drives engagement by including associated mission and competition events.
This month’s Casino Report focuses solely on teardowns of innovative feature and event releases.
Scatter Slots’ Clans offers one of the first permanent club progressions we’ve seen in a casino app. Clans and a related feature, Heroic Heist, draw on mechanics and RPG themes from the core market by having club members collaborate to defeat weekly sets of bosses and level up their club.