CrystaMore recently, the review reported that Nemesis Games Studio had secured an ONJN licence to operate in Romania. With two licences reported at that time, the studio could look to expand further; the MGA or Government of Curacao were suggested as possible next steps. The review also says iTech Labs certified the studio’s games, describing it as an independent testing company that checks whether game RNGs are fair and random.
Games Selection
The review describes a portfolio of 17 casino titles, all video slots with high-resolution graphics. Nemesis Games Studio has emphasized visual style while seeking to give its slots a distinct feel in a crowded market. The company’s stated view was that familiar, repetitive designs had grown stale, and that it wanted to help move the genre forward.
The source review examined the studio’s website and demo versions, noting that its games showed variety despite most using 25-paylines. Features cited included symbol collection, free spins with multipliers, video-game-inspired mini-games, expanding wilds and oversized symbols.
The review anticipated more releases and expected the studio to keep bringing different features and ideas to future slots.
Video Slots
Nemesis Games Studio is a relatively new developer, so its catalogue is smaller than those of many rivals. The review nevertheless considered a portfolio of over 20 titles a notable achievement for a young company.
The studio’s work so far has centred on video slots. The review speculated that it might later branch into other iGaming formats, such as virtual table games, instant-win titles or scratchcards.
The source review listed these Nemesis Games Studio releases:
Jane Monroe and the Mayan Gold
Dragon Breath
Monkey Quest
- Captain’s Revenge
- Arabian Gold
- Crystal Cave
- Monster's House
- Under a burning sky
- Wrath of Ymir
- Starfruits Forever
- Lucky 7
- Neon Blast
- Hospital
- Cookies and Candies
- Jungle Party
- Heisenberg
- Legacy of Vlad
- Gods of Time
- Creepy Circus
- Breaking Xmas
- Hope
- Aliens and Mushrooms
The review singled out Cookies and Candies, Under a Burning Sky, Hospital, Gods of Time and Heisenberg as titles that may have attracted the most attention. Gods of Time was presented as a flagship: a 5-reel, 25-payline slot with high volatility and a 96.2% RTP. Ancient Egypt is a familiar setting, but the game’s cited bonus features include free spins, extra spins, a bonus pick game, cash prizes and several wild-symbol combinations.
The review gives the studio’s average RTP as 96%, which it calls the industry average. It also points to titles such as Under a Burning Bridge, reported at over 98%, as having higher RTP figures. These percentages do not establish that players will make a profit.
Conclusion
The source review portrays Nemesis Games Studio as developing at a measured pace, choosing partnerships and strategy carefully rather than rushing expansion. After entering a couple of markets, it described wider industry recognition and possible entry into additional regulated jurisdictions as the next challenges.
The company has expressed confidence in its capabilities, and the review praised the team’s talent and the quality of its work. It identified raising the studio’s profile and building relationships with other industry businesses as important steps towards further growth.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- A broad mix of themes
- Players often praise the games’ graphics
- Bonus features vary across titles
- A young team with energy and ambition
Cons
- Its output is limited to video slots
- Many of its games can be played for free, including by people who do not gamble
- The review reported no major licence at the time
