Game of Thrones Video Slot 2014 Release

Video Slot fans who enjoy the Games of Thrones TV series are in for a treat. The good news is that Microgaming has purchased the rights to make their own Game of Thrones video slot! The game will be launched later during the year and players will be able to enter the world of Westeros and Essos and collect many riches along the way.

You will find all your favourite TV characters in what’s sure to be one of the year's best new video slot releases. This game is sure to be a number one hit and is still in the development stage.

Expected features of the Game of Thrones Slot

How Microgaming will approach the treatment of HBO's Game of Thrones is uncertain. It's a safe bet that there will be bonus features related to the characters and main plot points of the story, which will captivate and draw players into the game. However it's still a big surprise how this will be implemented. Who knows - you might end up fighting for the Iron Throne yourself!

What the Bosses had to say

The CEO of Microgaming, Roger Raatgever shed a little light on what this epic slot will entail. He said, "We are incredibly excited to have signed a licensing agreement for Game of Thrones. This is an extremely popular show and we want to give players the best gaming experience ever."

He continued, "This slot will boast a number of great features and will bring the beauty of this epic fantasy to life. This will be an amazing addition to our branded content games portfolio and operators and players have plenty to look forward to this year!".

HBO’s Josh Goodstadt is equally excited to continue to delight fans with a new way to experience the world of Game of Thrones. In his statement to the press, he said, "Game of Thrones enjoys a large following, and our partnership with Microgaming will extend the show's reach. We are very happy and thrilled to be collaborating with Microgaming, who are well respected in the industry and we have every confidence that the show's active fan base will be very excited to find another new way to engage with the show."