iGaming comparison site Comparasino has launched its first industry report, entitled Meet The Game Changers – A Comparasino White Paper.
The white paper goes behind the scenes at three of the most pioneering studios the industry has ever seen to learn more about how they brought their breakthrough products to market.
The contributors include are Nik Robinson, Founder & CEO of Big Time Gaming; David Natroshvili, Founder & Managing Partner of SPRIBE; and Alex Lorimer, Chief Operating Officer at Gaming Corps.
Key sections include Genesis, The Long Haul, Instant Success or Slow Burn, Appetite for Risk, Difficult Second Album, Lasting Legacy and Over to You.
Nik Robinson, Founder & CEO, Big Time Gaming, says: “If you are not willing to roll the dice, you are not playing the game. Megaways was a high-stakes gamble, and we knew it. This was not a tweak or a slight deviation from a proven blueprint; Megaways was full-scale disruption.”
David Natroshvili, Founder & Managing Partner, SPRIBE, adds: “There were moments we doubted it, especially when some partners told us it was ‘too different’ for casino players. But we believed in the mechanic. We also knew the market was evolving, and we had to evolve with it.”
Alex Lorimer, COO, Gaming Corps, says: “With arcade games, the development costs are far cheaper and, generally speaking, the lifecycle far longer than slots, so it wasn’t really a huge financial hole to go down. It was always going to be produced once we started, especially after the customer feedback received during the concept phase.”
Martyn Hannah, Comparasino Co-founder & Managing Director, concludes: “This is our debut white paper, and it covers a thrilling topic with contributions from some of the biggest names in the industry.
“To speak directly to the likes of Nik, David and Alex is a unique opportunity and one that we are grateful to have had.
“Meet the Game Changers – A Comparasino White Paper brings genuine value to those who read it, whether you are a studio working on your own breakthrough product or simply interested to learn more about the businesses and people that have shaped the industry in recent years.”
The full white paper can be accessed HERE
