Scientific Games partners with Big Time Gaming to use trademark Megaway mechanic

Scientific Games Corporation and Big Time Gaming (BTG) have announced a new partnership deal. The popular Megaways mechanic from BTG will be used by the supplier in their growing portfolio of content. Using the mechanic, Scientific has launched Medusa Megaways, enhancing the player experience of the popular slot game.

Megaways Mechanic:

Created by BTG, the Megaways mechanic is a random reel modifying system that will see a random spin produce a different number of symbols on the reels. Players can then access endless scenarios within the game for each spin. Random shifting symbol sets will allow for virtually endless combinations of paylines.

In late April, the OGS Network of SG Digital launched Medusa Megaways. Since its release, the game has been one of the top-performers in the online slot sector for the company. Players of the game will find five in-game bonus features.

According to Scientific Games…

“This deal is a great reflection of our truly open platform, Open Gaming System (OGS), and our long-standing relationship with Big Time Gaming. We are thrilled to license Megaways™– making this feature available on Medusa Megaways and many more titles to come will fuel future success for SG Digital and BTG. This is a huge deal for both parties, and we are really excited to see how Medusa Megaways is received by casino managers and players alike,” said Dylan Slaney, SVP Casino.

New Partnerships:

The deal with BTG is one of several that SG has signed as of late. Just this week, the company also announced a deal with The Hit Group of Slovenia. The deal will see the company offering a selection of their Tree of Life slots that are linked to a progressive jackpot to six casinos in the nation.

The Tree of Wealth games are part of the Duo Fu Duo Cai series that will be made available to players in the region. The titles will be played in the Pro Wave cabinet and offer customers the opportunity to play for one of four local progressive jackpots at land-based venues.