The review describes Eyecon as licensed and regulated by the Australian gambling commission, a demanding process requiring orderly business operations. The company moved to Alderney in 2013 and formally made the island its home in 2015. Its past remains part of the brand’s appeal: the review says early releases such as Temple of Isis and Fluffy Favourites remain popular.
Games
Eyecon’s games cover everything from sweet, light-hearted settings to more dramatic themes. Unicorn Bliss and Champions of Valhalla show that range, from pink unicorns to battles with Nordic warriors. The provider’s website says its games generate over six billion spins annually, a measure of their reach according to the company.
Eyecon’s visual style features 3D animation and colourful, cartoon-inspired artwork. Many of its slots combine lively characters and vivid settings to create an immersive feel. Games also mix gamble options, wilds and scatters with free spins bonus rounds, giving players more chances to win prizes.
Eyecon’s roots in bingo are reflected in the sites where its slots have often appeared: online bingo platforms. The review suggests looking at Cozy Games or Dragonfish bingo sites for some Eyecon titles. The design team has also worked on newer slot features and adapted games for mobile as demand for handheld play grew. It says titles can be played on smartphones, tablets, laptops and other small-screen devices, with iOS and Android support.
Popular newer Eyecon releases include Crystal Lotus, Vlad’s Castle, Legend of 5 Ninjas, Caravan to Cairo and Striker Goes Wild. Their varied names reflect a catalogue with themes to suit different tastes.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Fresh, inventive slot design
- A long track record in iGaming
- Specialises in slots and bingo
Disadvantages
- Its games are often found mainly on bingo sites
- A modest catalogue for a company with 20 years in business
Conclusion
Eyecon has a long iGaming track record, from its early days in Brisbane to its later base in Alderney. A team focused on adopting new technology can help create engaging titles, and the review sees potential for the company to continue in that direction. Its game range may be smaller than Microgaming’s and Playtech’s, but that does not lessen Eyecon’s impact on iGaming.
The catalogue reflects a consistent taste for colourful, entertaining design. The review also highlights gaming licences and a team it considers talented, backing its view that Eyecon is well placed to keep growing its business and developing games.
