Review of Konami casino software
When one thinks of the name Konami, you'd be forgiven of thinking of classic video game franchises like Metal Gear, Contra, and Pro Evolution Soccer. While that is the face of the group in many ways, there are other facets to the Japanese entertainment group, and one of its main sources of revenue is casino games. The developer has designed a series of slot machines and parlour games that have been deployed throughout the globe. More recently, the company has begun porting its games online, for casinos in regulated jurisdictions throughout the world.
Software and Games
When it comes to online casino games, Konami has only recently begun porting its land based games, which means that you'll only be finding a small selection of the company's games online.
The games that have been brought online are re-hashes of land classics like China Shores, Ancient Dragon, and Full Moon Diamond. The presentation of the games is nice, although some of the games do look a bit older, and you won't find really anything that's groundbreaking in terms of features. With that being said, there's a lot of goodness here, and you'll find a plethora of free spins, wilds, and the like to satisfy your basic slot urges.
It's any gambling/video game fan's dream to play some titles that are based on digital properties, but sadly you won't find any of them online to play at a casino. This means that there's no Frogger or Silent Hill games to play, although you may very well find those titles at a land destination as the group realizes how lucrative those franchises are.
You won't find these games everywhere, as Konami is careful to only deploy its products to operators in regulated jurisdictions. Most recently, the company expanded its offering to New Jersey, meaning that it now has a valuable foothold in the United States.
Summary
Konami has a great number of properties at its disposal, and its starting to bring its existing casino line of games to players online. You'll be able to play games on both mobile and desktop platforms, and although the games aren't necessarily groundbreaking, they are still fun in their own right.
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