Games
Foxium’s catalogue is smaller than that of industry names such as Microgaming, a difference the original review attributes to the studio’s relative youth. The review also noted that development was ongoing, including an Irish-themed slot called Stumpy McDoodles, which it described as promising.
Slots Games
Foxium’s site featured 10 games in the review, including the previously mentioned Stumpy McDoodles. The studio appeared to favour careful development over a high release volume: the review noted the work visible in each game and contrasted that approach with developers that bring titles to market at a faster pace.
The review singled out The Lost Riches of Amazon, reporting a 96.06 per cent RTP and 2048 ways to win. Its features include a Golden Monkey Masks collection, two free spins games, a pick-me bonus and a Wheel of Fortune bonus. These mechanics give the slot several different features to explore.
Among Foxium’s notable releases is Vampire: The Masquerade – Las Vegas, a slot built around a story-led theme with the possibility of a substantial win. Its review also notes that Vampire: The Masquerade – Las Vegas, like The Lost Riches of Amazon, has an RTP above 96 per cent. That return figure is described as comparable to many other Foxium titles released during the studio’s first few years in the online casinos market.
Progressive Jackpots
When the review was written, Foxium’s catalogue had no progressive jackpot slots. The reviewer suggested the studio might add them in future, noting that a large potential prize can be a draw for some players alongside a game’s graphics and design.
Table Games
The review also found no Foxium table games, describing the studio’s focus as developing its collection of online slot games. While some developers cover multiple formats, Foxium was concentrating on slots at that time, with the reviewer expecting that emphasis to continue.
Pros
- A newer developer seeking to bring fresh ideas to the industry
- Foxium’s games have a distinctive style that helps them stand apart
- A focus on quality over quantity gives each Foxium title its own character
Cons
- The studio had not developed live dealer or table games at the time of the review
- Foxium’s catalogue was limited compared with competitors such as Microgaming or NetEnt
- The review found no Foxium slots with progressive jackpots
- The reviewer characterised Foxium’s annual release pace as a few new games
Conclusion
NetEnt and Microgaming have larger catalogues, but the original review argued that Foxium’s Estonia-based studio aimed to make memorable slots rather than deliver only a brief novelty. It also contrasted Foxium with the Scandinavian developers it said dominated the sector, presenting the smaller studio’s close-knit team as a different route to making games.
The review pointed to The Great Albini, Lucky Baker and Adelia The Fortune Wielder as earlier successes that had helped build Foxium’s industry reputation. It viewed the studio’s outlook positively, while making future growth conditional on expanding production without losing the quality that distinguished its work.
