(PRESS RELEASE) -- L2W Limited (Link2Win) has entered into a long term strategic game development agreement with U.K.-based Sigma Games Limited for the development of its next generation of Linka games. The next games to be developed are BingoLinka and SpinLinka, with SpinLinka having particular applications for use in the casino/slot segment of the market.
John Reid, CEO of Link2Win, said, "We're excited to be working with Sigma Games, which already has an impressive client portfolio, and by its founders have been responsible for some of the world's best performing games, including the slot game
Rainbow Riches. They truly understand the important features and underlying maths requirements for great game design. We look forward to working with them to create and deliver our next generation of Linka games."
Kevin McGovern, a founding partner of Sigma Games, commented, "Link2Win has created a new gaming system which has very strong and flexible underlying core game mechanics and maths models, with multiple applications for lottery and digital gaming markets. We look forward to working with the Link2Win team to develop games that deliver engaging and satisfying player experiences."
Link2Win is a patent-pending gaming system, which provides new number-orientated games using a new linking system that fully displays a small set of numbers on a matrix grid. The games are built on robust maths models, and allow immersive gaming experience, where winning steps are transparent, engaging and easily understood. Links occur between numbers on the grid to create flexible and wide ranging odds profiles. The forming of links provides continuous action and engaging game plays with multiple rewards and numerous near wins. Linka games are easily understood and results are fully transparent and clear, as all numbers are in play.
Applications include numbers, lottery, bingo, casino and slots-style uses. Using an open platform and HTML5 Canvas, Linka games are fully responsive, easily adopted and can be tailored to meet the needs of online gaming operators, or the more specialized needs of state lotteries.