Where can I find the latest updates on casino game releases?

Check out the social media accounts of the leading gaming studios (NetEnt, Microgaming, Playtech) for early news about new titles. Sign up for their newsletters as well. Visit online casino and gambling forums like Reddit’s r/casino and r/Gambling. Trust me; they smell early release news before you smell your own feet in the morning.

Keep hitting refresh on gaming-news outlets CasinoBeats and GamingoNews, which cover new-game launches and developer news on a regular basis. Check out YouTube channels such as Casino Whiz and GameDev Insider – they’ll show you new games as they happen and discuss them in detail. You could also create a Google alert for “online casino game release” or “new slot game”.

Go to virtual casino expos such as ICE Virtual or G2E Online. That’s where most major studios showcase their upcoming games. Pay attention to crypto casinos and play-to-earn games – they launch new titles on a weekly basis. Hang out with other wiki curators and casino forums moderators – the word spreads fast. Check app stores regularly for casino game updates. These are my insider tips.

You know what? Hang out on Reddit (r/Casino and r/Gambling are your friends), follow gaming platform providers (Playtech, Evolution, NetEnt, etc.), monitor their Twitter channels, check their press releases, talk to casino operators (they tend to be invited to play games in “private” beta testing environments), attend trade show events such as ICE Totally Gaming or Global Gaming Expo (G2E), join some Discord groups that focus on casino developers, etc. If there is a big announcement about a new slot machine or table game, it will likely come through one of those channels. There are also lots of casino gaming news websites such as CasinoGaming.com and Gaming Today, which will probably tell you about it faster than this article did.

Read the newsletters of Casino Listings, iGaming Business, GameTech, etc. Monitor game developers on Twitter/Instagram. Get in touch with developers, and join their forums / groups (e.g., on LinkedIn), where insiders often discuss upcoming releases. Game reviewers such as SlotsReporter tend to be aware of yet-to-be-launched games. Playtech and NetEnt also allow you to play their upcoming titles in a test environment. Finally, attend gaming events such as ICE Totally Gaming, which are often the stage for new product announcements. Set up an RSS feed for game development-related blogs / news sites, and casino affiliate networks. Hope that helps! Good luck; talk to developers directly if at all possible!