Red Tiger’s development process brings together designers, engineers, mathematicians and other specialists. The company’s Isle of Man office is described as a relaxed environment intended to encourage creative work. Its stated aim to “continuously improve the player experience” is captured in the phrase “the science of fun.”
Since launching, Red Tiger has sought to enter more markets. Switzerland was one target while its online gambling industry was still taking shape. Before online casinos began operating there, the provider secured certification for 30 games ahead of the market opening on July 1, 2019. It also earned ISO 27001 online security certification in November 2018 as part of its preparations.
Awards and Recognition
Awards provide one indication of how a company’s work has been received. Red Tiger won several during its relatively short history, including:
- EGR B2B Awards’ Innovation in Slots Provision award, 2017
- Best Online Slot for Rocket Man, awarded by WhichBingo in 2018
- EGR B2B Awards’ Mobile Supplier of the Year, 2018
- EGR B2B Awards’ Mobile Gaming Software Supplier, 2019
In February 2018, the Gaming Intelligence Awards (GIA) included Red Tiger in its “One to Watch” selections. Gaming Intelligence describes itself as an independent source of gaming-industry news. Regulators and game operators use its reporting to inform their decisions.
Red Tiger Games
Slots dominate Red Tiger’s catalogue, and the provider says it “lives and breathes slots.” It also offers a smaller range of table games, including baccarat, blackjack and roulette. The review lists these titles among its popular slots:
- Wild Cats Multiline
- Mega Pyramid
- Jackpot Quest
- Five Star Power Reels
- The Greatest Train Robbery
- Jingle Bells
- Puss ‘n Boots
- Rainbow Jackpots
While slots remain Red Tiger’s primary focus, the review reports positive player feedback on its table games, especially their traditional look and graphics. Its blackjack games use a dealer “no peek” rule, which can result in higher returns on blackjack hands. In its roulette games, players can wager up to $5,000 on a single number—a limit the review calls unusually high. Its table-game range includes:
- European Roulette
- Deal or no Deal Blackjack
- Baccarat
- Traditional Blackjack
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Slots feature a range of bonuses and jackpot formats, from progressive and rapid prizes to daily and deadline jackpots. The review notes that a game may combine several bonuses.
- Detailed graphics contribute to an immersive playing experience.
- According to the review, the provider releases new games regularly.
- Games are available in multiple languages and currencies.
Cons
- The review says players sometimes notice similarities among many of the slot titles.
- The review reports that in-game “teasers” can annoy or frustrate some players.
- The table-game selection is limited.
Conclusion
Red Tiger’s early growth was driven by an emphasis on game design and regular releases. The review traces the provider’s rise from startup to a respected software-sector name, while noting that its release pace is slower than some larger competitors. Its catalogue remains centred on slots, with a smaller selection of table games.
