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Microgaming’s New Game Development Strategy Revealed

Recently updated on March 23rd, 2026

The name ‘Microgaming’ is synonymous with online casino gaming throughout the world. The titles found in Microgaming’s catalogue have always set the tone for casino game manufacturers to follow over the years. Which makes the sudden shift very interesting. In recent releases, Microgaming has subcontracted the creation of new pokie games to different companies but still features them under its umbrella. This has led to questions over what this switch in direction means for the company.

Microgaming Collaborating with Slingshot Studios

Could it be that after over two decades in the industry, Microgaming has run out of fresh ideas? Evidence suggests this might be true, as many of their recent online pokies games closely resemble some of their most successful titles. However, this change in direction could benefit the gaming giant. By outsourcing the creative aspects of pokies game production, they remain involved in the release process while potentially revitalizing their offerings.

Microgaming Pokies Games 2019

On the 6th of March, Microgaming collaborated with Slingshot Studios to release a brand new slot machine dubbed Zombie Hoards. The Zombie-themed pokies game features all the signature Microgaming qualities, which put the casino software provider in good standing with pokies lovers. It has state-of-the-art graphics and can be enjoyed on both desktop and mobile devices.

Microgaming Pokies Games Releases in 2026

Later that day, Microgaming launched the Bookie of Odds pokie machine in commemoration of the Cheltenham Festival. The slot machine was created by Triple Edge Studios. It is inspired by a horse racing event that is quite popular in the UK. Earlier in the year, a Crazy Tooth Studio creation in Arctic Valour was added to the Microgaming slot umbrella. It is possible that it makes business sense to outsource the development of these games. Could this mean that we won’t see an independent creation by Microgaming anytime in the immediate future? Keep your dial locked on New Zealand casinos for the latest news. We’ll keep you posted with the latest developments.



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