Branded Mines Game Goes Live at William Hill
LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE:Gambling operator William Hill has announced the launch of a customized and branded version of the game Mines through a deal with Hacksaw Gaming.
Hacksaw Gaming has integrated William Hill branding into its Mines game while maintaining the standard gameplay and graphics that have made it such a hit with players. The game offers players a great deal of flexibility. They are able to change the size of the playing grid and the bet level.
The aim of the game is to find diamond symbols and avoid the bombs. Each time that players uncover a diamond, it increases the potential payout. Mines is part of a three-part series, together with Coins and Boxes, and they first launched just over a year ago.
The games are designed for casual players who are looking for a new way to gamble. The release of a William Hill branded game further strengthens the partnership between the two companies following a deal to integrate Hacksaw Gaming’s portfolio at the online casino.
Not long after partnering with William Hill, we’re celebrating another milestone achievement with the branded release of Mines – which we all agree looks amazing. Our designers did a brilliant job incorporating William Hill’s iconic branding into the game, offering a more straightforward vintage style of gameplay that has entertained casino fans for decades. We look forward to forging more exclusive deals with partners to showcase our popular Dare2Win range to a wider audience.
Keiron Downs, the Global Gaming Content Delivery Manager at William Hill, said that they are “really excited” to be offering players a “new alternative” experience. He praised Hacksaw Gaming, saying, “The development and design process was flawless and we are extremely happy with how the game turned out. Really looking forward to what the future holds.”
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