EGT Interactive and Amusnet Gaming shortlisted at MiGEA Awards 2021
EGT Interactive and its leading partner Amusnet Gaming have been shortlisted for 6 categories at Malta’s Gaming Excellence Awards 2021.
Press release.- The online casino games supplier EGT Interactive has been nominated in various categories for the upcoming MiGEA awards 2021.
The company’s nominations are:
- Malta’s Best Woman Leader of the Year Award
- Malta’s Best CEO of the Year
- Malta’s Best Gaming Casino Supplier of the Year Award
- Malta’s Best Gaming New Slots Developer
- Malta’s Best Gaming New Slots Developer
- Best Online Slots & RNG Games
The MiGEA awards event will happen on the 25th of June 2021 and will reward and celebrate the companies and individuals that are constantly working to innovate and improve the industry.
EGT Interactive is always working on new projects
The start of 2021 has offered something of a milestone for EGT Interactive. The online casino games supplier has just launched its first slot game produced entirely in-house – a classic slot with a couple of modern twists.
Senior product manager Yordan Georgiev spoke about the work behind the game’s development in an interview for the Focus Gaming News YouTube channel.
“We’ve grown a lot and decided to try something new and produce in-house directly, from design to implementation,” Georgiev says.
EGT Interactive has built a name for adapting land-based casino games for the online sphere. When setting out to produce its first in-house slot it decided it needed to be a classic with some special features to stand out.
20 Golden Coins is a classic fruit slot with five reels, with notable features including ambient music and a mystery nudge on the last reel.
The game has two bonus symbols, golden coins and a piggy bank in addition to the classic symbols to give players an extra chance to win.
“It’s a great classic slot game that I hope will be liked by our players,” Georgiev says.
Is this just the first of many? Georgiev says that EGT Interactive is already working on follow-up projects so we can expect to see more in-house productions from the supplier.
