If you’re interested in crypto-gaming and wish to be a part of it, then a start-up called Gamblica (GMBC) has launched an ICO that may capture your imagination. Aiming to be “the first transparent blockchain casino developed by players for players”, let’s see how this 2017-established company is different from others in pursuit for the next-generation of iGaming.

For the past few years, Big Time Gaming (BTG) has enjoyed a triumph over many big iGaming studios thanks to its innovative slot feature MegaWays. This mechanic is now being licensed by other renowned developers, the latest of which is the UK-based Storm Gaming Technology.

Microgaming, one of the mainstream iGaming suppliers, has announced the second game studio to be part of its exclusive developers initiative – Slingshot Studios. And the very first game to launch is Cash of Kingdoms, which is going to appear on all Microgaming casinos as soon as on 10^th October. Here’s what you need to know about this announcement.

Yggdrasil, a fast-growing iGaming developer, continues its global growth by signing two more partnerships, including a Taiwanese social operator XSG, and of the industry’s largest platform developers, EveryMatrix, which also operates in the UK and Denmark.

Microgaming, one of the leading iGaming developers, has another slot up its sleeve and this time it promises to evoke the 70s nostalgia. It’s based on the iconic American disco group, Village People, which the studio will bring to life sometime in 2019 in a licensing deal with ITV Studios Global Entertainment.