Games Warehouse

Being a UK-based developer, with both land-based and online casino games to offer, GW is mostly popular in the UK market, although it has managed to have its games offered in online casinos from all around the world.

GW holds multiple licenses and certificates for fairness and reliability, which only further strengthen its position with both operators and players in both the online and offline industry. Today, Games Warehouse is a name known to everyone who has been frequenting casinos, both land-based and online.

Games Warehouse Games Portfolio

When Games Warehouse appeared on the market, it was popular for its land-based game machines and solutions. But the non-UK population knows it today for its online slots.

In terms of payouts, the average RTP you will find in its slots is 95%, and the actual prizes can be up to half a million. Out of around 30 online slots available, most of them offer payouts of above 250,000 credits, which means these slots are more rewarding than most available on the market by other online casino software developers.

Entertainment-wise, the slots are packed with bonus features. You will find multi-level bonus games, Wilds, Scatters, Locked Symbols, the Gamble feature, a different number of paylines, Cascading Reels, and many other different theme-fitted features. Games Warehouse makes sure to have entertainment at the highest level in each game, so no wonder these games are featured in some of the world’s best online casinos.

History of Games Warehouse

Operating from Derby, UK, Games Warehouse appeared in the UK market as a games developer specializing in creating entertainment machines for land-based bars and pubs, not casinos initially. Its name started getting recognized with the release of the Paragon, a skill-with-prize machine available in brick-and-mortar establishments all over the UK.

A small company, with around 30 employees, Games Warehouse attracted local punters’ attention and lived a quick success in the pay-to-play market. In just 5 years after it was founded, GW managed to sell over 10,000 Paragon machines across the UK. But what’s a Paragon machine? It is a game machine where you need to use your knowledge and skills to play a trivia-based game. Therefore, the games available on the Paragon are not games of chance but games of knowledge, hence, not gambling.

But, as years passed by, GW got its licenses by the UK Gambling Commission, the Alderney Gambling Control Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority, to start developing gambling games. These games were approved for fairness and randomness by eCOGRA and NMi. Being part of the US-based AMI Entertainment Network, which provides interactive TV solutions and music for restaurants and bars, GW started providing its products on the global stage.

Today, you will see its online casino games in casino sites like Paddy Powers, William Hill, LeoVegas and Mr Green, all major names in the iGaming industry, with millions of registered players.