Spearhead Studios, a fast-growing online casino game maker recently released two more gaming titles on its platform. The titles are a part of its Super July campaign under which it plans to launch a total of five games.

New additions to the portfolio

Giant Panda and Blackjack were two of the most recent additions to the Spearhead portfolio. The game library of the studio contains 13 titles already and is available in several jurisdictions via major online gambling operators and content aggregators. Blackjack will be the second table game of the platform. They already have a European Roulette offering for the users. The Blackjack game will be the studio’s own version of the classic table game. It is designed to be used on both mobile and desktop and provides an intuitive experience to the users.

Giant Panda is a 5-reel, 4-row slot game with an Asia-focused theme. It is designed for people looking for a relaxing and calming gaming experience. The game comes with a scenic bamboo background and features peaceful music that could transform the gameplay and provide a soothing pleasure to the player. It comes with numerous features and a free spin feature as well. A user can win in 1024 unique ways which will provide ample opportunities to win combined with the base model and free spins.

Super July in motion

Both the titles were added to the Spearhead platform as part of the firm’s Super July campaign. The studio plans to bring forth five new gaming titles to its users this month. The first two games of the series- Royal Crown and Dark Joker were launched on July 7 and July 14. On July 28, it will release the final release of the month- the Super 7 Deluxe.

Managing director of the studio, Mathias Larsson commented on the release and said,

“it’s not very often to have two game releases in just one week, so we are super proud of that achievement.”

Spearhead is the game development wing of EveryMatrix, an online gambling provider. It was launched last year and currently provides its services in Lithuania, Denmark, Sweden, Malta, Estonia, Latvia, and Colombia.