Max Damage Slot Released by Microgaming This Month

November 11, 2014

New online casino games are one of the most important things that a software company can do to establish that they are sticking with current trends and staying up-to-date on the latest trends in the industy. Along these lines, players look to these titles to be able to figure out which software companies are going to be able to continue to offer the best now and in the future. Microgaming has consistently proven to be among the top of the software developers in the industry, and a major reason for it is new titles like the one they're coming out with this month.

Max Damage is the new game of interest that they have released most recently. Based on the arcade-style game with a similar name, the Max Damage video slot uses five reels with three rows and the 243-ways format that gives you tons of chances to win by effectively turning all symbols into left-to-right scatters. This game is based on a 1980s arcade theme, and its array of features are designed to give players a ton of chances to earn impressive wins. Overall, this is a great game that all slots fans are going to love.

The Head of Casino Games for Microgaming is Mike Hebden, and he had the following to say about this new release: "When we released Max Damage and the Alien Attack in 2012 it presented something completely new to the industry. To our delight, the game was an instant success and has remained popular with players ever since. The natural next step for us was to take this in-house brand and enhance it - not only by branching out with a new online slot but improving the existing game to ensure its longevity."

With its November 5 release of the Max Damage video slot, Microgaming has shown that they are all about keeping things up to date with the newest trends and hottest innovations in the industry. They were the original casino software company, and they have maintained a top position for a lot of reasons. One of those reasons is that they are constantly innovating and pushing to do better at producing games with the hottest themes and features that the players want. This strategy has worked wonders, and it's really hard to anticipate a time when Microgaming will not be on top if they keep up this strategy.