Gamomat Games
Gamomat’s slots may look less polished than games from studios known for elaborate visuals. The review describes the developer as prioritising prize features and cross-platform play, with graphics, animation and sound taking a secondary role to the spectacle associated with NetEnt, Microgaming or Betsoft.
Its stated priorities are gameplay, solid mechanics and compatibility with mobile devices. Many releases have a deliberately straightforward, almost retro presentation. The review links this accessible style with the games’ popularity across a number of countries.
Slots remain Gamomat’s main area of work, according to the review. It did not anticipate a significant range of table games, Live Casino or video slot titles from the studio in the near term.
Slots Games
Gamomat’s slots for online casinos fall into 3 broad groupings. Early releases largely comprised straightforward classic machines. The other groupings are the Golden Nights and Red Hot Fire Pot series, each presented as a two-game series.
- Traditional classic slots
- Golden Nights games
- Red Hot Fire titles
A recurring pattern across the three groupings is that Gamomat pairs related games, a practice the review calls ‘twin their games’. Book of Bulls began as a classic slot; a later release, Book of Bulls Red Hot Firepot, reworks the same title within the series.
Many of the studio’s more recent releases belong to Red Hot Fire Pot. Each includes a distinct side-bet feature that offers a chance to win one of 6 jackpots at different values. Among the 15 titles, the review highlights Fruit Mania RHFP, King of the Jungle RHFP, Explodiac RHFP and Ramses Book RHFP as popular examples.
Features found across a number of newer Gamomat games include sticky wilds, cascading symbols, wilds with multipliers, free spins and expanding wilds.
Progressive Jackpot Slots
Beyond the three style groupings, Gamomat’s website divides its slot collection into 5 additional categories: ‘Landbased’, ‘Online’, ‘Mobile’, ‘Social’ and ‘Jackpot’. The review was familiar with the first 4, but had not yet played a Gamomat progressive jackpot slot.
The review noted that Gamomat’s jackpot page was marked ‘in development’. That wording suggested the possibility of future slots with progressive jackpots, though it did not confirm a release. The review said it remained to be seen whether these would form a linked network or appear as standalone games, pending an update from Gamomat’s PR team.
Pros
- Gameplay described as quick and smooth
- Well-considered game mechanics
- Recognised in markets across Europe
- Reported at 20 online casinos
Cons
- Focuses on online slots
- Progressive jackpot slots had not yet appeared
Conclusion
Gamomat has become a more prominent developer than its profile might initially suggest. The review points to a catalogue of 250 slot games, built after the company shifted towards real-money online play only a few years earlier, as a sign of its productivity. It also reports Gamomat titles at over 20 online casinos.
Players seeking the visual effects associated with slots from NetEnt may find Gamomat’s presentation restrained. The studio instead emphasises games designed to run across mobile devices, with engaging play and distinctive mechanics as central features.
The pared-back look will not suit every player. Still, the review sees the studio’s growing profile in recent years as evidence that its style has found an audience.
