In most online casinos you quickly meet well-known Developer studios like Microgaming, NetEnt, NextGen or Play'n go. In fact, there are other companies whose names are not so well known, but who still do an excellent job. One of these companies is the British development studio Games Warehouse, which I would like to introduce to you in a little more detail here.
Entertaining slot machines for bars and pubs in the UK
The games developer Games Warehouse was founded in 2002 in Derby, in the East Midlands of England. The fact that the company is not particularly well known in this country is probably due to the fact that the focus is primarily on the domestic market. Games Warehouse specialized in the development of classic games right after its founding Slot machinesthat are hard to imagine in Britain even in times of modern online gambling. On the contrary: In good pubs and bars, visitors can even expect such entertainment devices.
Small business celebrates great success
The slot machines are called "Paragon" and quickly became very popular with the operators of restaurants and pubs. After just five years, the company had already distributed 10.000 slot machines across the country. Which was definitely a small sensation for a comparatively manageable company with around 30 employees. The Paragon slot machines can still be found in numerous pubs and bars across the UK to this day. So that it may well be that you can prove your luck yourself on your next vacation in England.
Entertaining quiz games instead of classic slot machines
What is really interesting about the stationary slot machines from Games Warehouse, however, is the fact that in most cases they are not so-called "one-armed bandits", where you have to turn several identical symbols. Instead, the company relies heavily on digital quiz games, in which the player can win profits through their own knowledge and skill. Strictly speaking, these are not even games of chance that require a special gambling license to be offered. Games Warehouse also works with several institutions, including the production company Endemol. This enables the company to offer well-known brands such as “Deal or No Deal”, “Million Pound Drop” or “Pointless”.
Online games of chance round off the range extensively
Now, of course, Games Warehouse doesn't just offer stationary quiz games for bars and pubs. Instead, users who like to play will also find numerous games of chance in the company's product range, which are available for classic gaming halls as well as for desktop PCs and mobile devices. The most famous games from this developer studio, which you may have heard of, include "Ocean Quest", "Dr Frantic and the Monster Spins", "Egyptian Gold", "Paintball Pirates", "Frozen Fruits", "Wild" Bandits ”,“ Spinner Takes All ”and“ Lucky's Empire ”.
And finally ...
Games Warehouse is best known for its stationary slot machines in UK pubs and bars, but the recently developed online slots have a lot of potential. If the British company concentrates more on this area in the future, it should only be a matter of time before the brand becomes known in this country.