NEW ONLINE GAMES FROM CRYPTOLOGIC LAUNCHED
Desert nights, adventures in the jungle and some office mayhem in latest releases
Dublin-based online gambling software developer Cryptologic has magic carpets, native treasures and stressed-out office workers all featured in its latest four-game lineup
And exotic travel, hair-raising adventure and the chance to smash a computer await online gamers with the unveiling of Bonus Pack 12, the newest casino slot lineup from the company this week.
Bonus Pack 12 features impressive visual graphics, dynamic bonus rounds, growing jackpots, and a chance for office workers everywhere to relieve their frustrations in cyberspace.
"Today, CryptoLogic delivers more innovation, more excitement and more chances to win - more often than ever before," said Javaid Aziz, CryptoLogic' President and CEO in releasing the new games.
"Bonus Pack 12 shows why CryptoLogic's software development team is at the top of its game - and that means games that will top every player's list."
Online gamers will be whisked away to a distant land with Rajah's Rubies, a rapid-fire video slot that features rubies, daggers, magic carpets and mysterious visitors - all under a spectacular desert sunset. Double Panda will take them deep into the jungle for an action-packed adventure with exotic tigers, bears and fish.
Players can witness a warrior rising from the flames with Native Treasure, a game with a spectacular animated sequence with a dream catcher, a mystical charm used to protect sleeping children. And frustrated office workers will be able to blow off some steam with Computer Rage, a hilarious online slot game that includes stressed-out workers, a yelling boss and crashing computers. During the bonus rounds, anyone who fought a malfunctioning machine can live out a fantasy by smashing computers with a sledgehammer - and earn prizes while doing so.
The new games join more than 200 others in the Cryptologic inventory, including fan favourites Bejeweled, Cubis, Jewel Quest, and the first-ever version of Multi-Hand Video Blackjack.
Desert nights, adventures in the jungle and some office mayhem in latest releases
Dublin-based online gambling software developer Cryptologic has magic carpets, native treasures and stressed-out office workers all featured in its latest four-game lineup
And exotic travel, hair-raising adventure and the chance to smash a computer await online gamers with the unveiling of Bonus Pack 12, the newest casino slot lineup from the company this week.
Bonus Pack 12 features impressive visual graphics, dynamic bonus rounds, growing jackpots, and a chance for office workers everywhere to relieve their frustrations in cyberspace.
"Today, CryptoLogic delivers more innovation, more excitement and more chances to win - more often than ever before," said Javaid Aziz, CryptoLogic' President and CEO in releasing the new games.
"Bonus Pack 12 shows why CryptoLogic's software development team is at the top of its game - and that means games that will top every player's list."
Online gamers will be whisked away to a distant land with Rajah's Rubies, a rapid-fire video slot that features rubies, daggers, magic carpets and mysterious visitors - all under a spectacular desert sunset. Double Panda will take them deep into the jungle for an action-packed adventure with exotic tigers, bears and fish.
Players can witness a warrior rising from the flames with Native Treasure, a game with a spectacular animated sequence with a dream catcher, a mystical charm used to protect sleeping children. And frustrated office workers will be able to blow off some steam with Computer Rage, a hilarious online slot game that includes stressed-out workers, a yelling boss and crashing computers. During the bonus rounds, anyone who fought a malfunctioning machine can live out a fantasy by smashing computers with a sledgehammer - and earn prizes while doing so.
The new games join more than 200 others in the Cryptologic inventory, including fan favourites Bejeweled, Cubis, Jewel Quest, and the first-ever version of Multi-Hand Video Blackjack.
