Stakelogic Review
Stakelogic was founded in 2014 as a subsidiary of Greentube (Novomatic Group). They came out swinging, introducing what they thought would be a revolutionary 360° technology allowing for a more immersive gaming experience. We haven’t heard too much about that lately, so we can only assume it wasn’t a huge success. With that said, it showed that Stakelogic was here to make a difference, and they’ve been innovating ever since.
Stakelogic Slots
Many providers have a niche, and you can often spot a pattern when scrolling through their portfolios. With Stakelogic, we struggle to find such a theme. Their game catalog is big, offering all sorts of games, both mechanically and thematically.
One of Stakelogic’s selling points is that they have a few branded slots. For example, they got the rights to use The Expendables and its characters in two games, one of them being The Expendables New Mission Megaways. Another one is Rambo Stallone, in which you fight cobras, dodge bullets, and throw grenades.
But Rambo and The Expendables will have to forgive us because it’s not Stakelogic’s branded slots that excite us the most, but their Super Wheel feature. It’s a mechanic that mixes slot games and live games with a host in a phenomenal way. Basically, you activate the Super Wheel feature (available on most Stakelogic games), and can then get a random trigger during any spin, sending you into the live game bonus round. It’s truly something worth checking out if you haven’t already.
If you want to try out their games, we have demo versions on most slot reviews!
Stakelogic Conclusion
Stakelogic feels like somewhat of a quiet giant. They run a big operation and have a huge portfolio, yet they’re rarely spoken of as one of the top dogs. Perhaps they could use a bit of a UI overhaul and some sharper graphics because pretty much everything else is in place.
