In terms of which software developer has the best name, Mazooma Interactive must rank up there with the best; of course a funky name is not the only thing that’s required to be successful online slots designer, you must be able to produce high quality, creative games which make the player want to keep coming back for more. Mazooma ticks those boxes and although our recommended casinos don’t feature many of these company’s games, the ones we’ve reviewed have been uniformly entertaining.
Mazooma is a UK company established in the last 1990s and now based in Nottingham. With experience of land-based gaming, the company took advantage of new technology to expand into the digital market and grab a foothold in internet gaming and bookmaking. The company still produces fruit machines for the UK market.
Early in 2012, Mazooma was bought by Austrian gaming giant Novomatic but still operates under it’s own name which means those who are loyal to this company’s slots can easily track them down.
Among other games, we’ve reviewed Cops And Robbers, Little Devil Deluxe and Ronnie O’Sullivans Big Break and the latter two both contain a feature we really like. It’s a guaranteed bonus game and you can see when it’s coming next by the use of a countdown timer next to the reels. It’s a clever idea which makes you want to keep playing the game and would have you believe that a hard-won profit is just around the corner.
We like all the Mazooma slots we’ve played so far and that’s not something we can say about most of the software developers so we await any new releases with anticipation.
External Link: https://www.mazooma.co.uk/
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