Games Warehouse Bingo Software

Games Warehouse (GW), established in 2002, is based in Derby, UK and has built a name for itself in the industry as a supplier of pay-to-play video entertainment terminals across the country. With several key partners, the company is a market leader in the genre of touchscreen skill game entertainment. Its latest development is its Paragon product for the retail market.

GW is part of the AMI Entertainment Network and in the online world, it is the supplier of content across many high profile industry names such as Gala Bingo, Inspired Gaming Group, Ladbrokes, Playnation and William Hill in the land based industry.

Product

GW may actually be more recognizable than you think with its range of skill and entertainment products not only for the UK market, but a wider global audience. The first brand licensing contract the company secured was for the Pink Panther slot game in 2004 followed by Scrabble. Deals with Endemol and BBC Worldwide made it possible for the company to deliver Deal or No Deal, Million Pound Drop, Pointless, and Match of the Day to operators via its unique content delivery system. What bingo player hasn’t seen the DOND game? As part of the AMI Entertainment group, GW has access to its Megatouch library including tournaments and free play network games.

In addition to land based titles GW offers games for online desktop, mobile and tablet devices. The GW portfolio includes slot games such as Gold Strike, Egyptian Gold, Dr. Frantic and the Lab of Loot, Robo Bucks Garage, Dr. Frantic and the Monster Spins and Winner Takes All with Buzz Goodwin.

Developers have worked to create a unique gaming experience that takes many of the land based favorites and makes them available online. The company supplies content to both operators and platform providers made possible with its relationship with third party content providers like Bell-Fruit Games, Revolution Games, Ziptop and Men in Back.

Promotions and Prizes

As a provider of online games, the promotions and prizes are not determined by GW. Each operator is in control of which promotions it offers its players. With that said, jackpots available on games from certain software providers will share a pooled progressive jackpot prize.

Security and Support

Games Warehouse is licensed by the UK Gambling Commissions and the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. Games Warehouse games have undergone testing and approval by NMi Metrology & Gaming Limited.