SweepSlots Continues its Development with Launch of Google Play App & Relax Gaming
Regal Technologies announced some key strategic developments to their SweepSlots brand with the launch of their Google Play app product, and the addition of Relax Gaming games to their games portfolio, including the highly anticipated Money Train 4, which is likely to be the last and best slot in the Money Train series, and was launched by Relax Gaming.
Money Train 4 like its predecessors is a highly volatile game, but that is weighed up by a huge maximum win of 150,000x. There are over 20 individual features in the slot, the RTP is 96.10% (96.50% for feature but) and it has a scatter pays payout mechanic. So, Relax Gaming really have gone hard for their last Money Train title, and it could well turn out to be one of the biggest new games of 2023.
These new product developments also continue the swift progress from the SweepSlots brand, which has included a recent site relaunch which saw a new front end added to the site with much improved UX. They have also dramatically increased their games portfolio in recent weeks, and they now feature games from Evoplay, Jini Studios, Swintt, Genesis, Leander Gaming, BTG, Inspired, 1×2, Wazdan, Kalamba and many more.
Regal Technologies Chief Operating Officer Shawn Waheed said: “With the launch of our Google Play Store App, we are thrilled to offer our esteemed business associates an elevated degree of player retention, sustainability, and growth potential. Since its early stages, the platform has undergone remarkable advancements, and we eagerly anticipate the unveiling of our latest game collaborations.
“We take pride in being the premier and exclusive Social Gaming Platform to introduce an emergent Game Studio – Jini Studios. Their hit title, ‘Raging Buffalo’, has resonated profoundly with our user base. As we proceed with the introduction of Relax Gaming, we look forward to a promising horizon. Our dedicated team remains committed to pioneering industry first innovations and fortifying our relationships with affiliates.”
