“These new games diversify our platform, offering some of the most popular and cutting edge games within the industry. Feedback on the latest launch from both operators and players has been excellent, with immediate requests for more. In answer to these demands we aim to release more new games in greater frequency in 2006.”

This statement made recently by Playtech’s marketing director Iris Todelano is indicative of the company’s New Year’s approach to customer satisfaction. The five new games boost the number of those available at Playtech-powered casinos to over 80. The software firm has also developed flash versions of some of its downloadable games, offering state of the art graphics and high sound quality.

Slot fans stand to benefit from three of the new games. Dr Lovemore, A Night Out and Desert Treasure all feature five-reel, 20-line multi-coin action, along with special cash bonus rounds and free spins.

The remaining two games are aimed at fans of traditional card games. A new version of multi-hand blackjack has been developed to allow players to hold up to five different hands simultaneously, while a new stripped down version of Texas Hold Em poker called Casino Hold Em lets players choose from private group and multi player facilities.

The release of the new games comes hot on the heels of the September release of Playtech’s new generation gaming platform known as “NG.” NG has revolutionized the gaming experience by offering sophisticated advanced features such as slot machine autoplay, real time progressive jackpot tickers on display in the virtual lobby, and multiple window play. In tune with Playtech’s high standards, NG provides both players and operators alike with a truly unique experience, offering advanced tools and greater control over the course of play.

The recent release looks set to cement Playtech’s reputation as an industry leader, and was developed under the auspices of the company’s design and implementation policy, which aims to directly address player and operator demands for continual improvements in the online gaming arena.

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