Evoplay extends Star Guardians shooter title to full operator network
Evoplay has made its skill-based third-person shooter game Star Guardians available to its entire partner network after an initially exclusive launch.
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Evoplay, the iGaming studio behind more than 250 slots, table, crash and instant games, has widened distribution of Star Guardians, making the title available to all of its operator partners.
The game, first launched in 2021 as an exclusive release, combines slot mechanics with third-person shooter gameplay. Players select from a roster of characters, each with distinct boosters and abilities, and can play in either automatic or manual mode, the latter giving them direct control over movement and shooting to emphasise the skill-based nature of the title.
Wider rollout follows strong performance
According to Evoplay, the exclusive release period demonstrated strong performance and player interest, prompting the decision to extend availability across its broader partner base.
The move forms part of the studio’s continued focus on skill-based gaming formats. Its latest flagship release, the 3D racing title Adrenaline Rush, remains available on an exclusive basis to select partners.
Executive comment
Ivan Kravchuk, chief executive of Evoplay, said the game’s blend of role-playing elements and gambling mechanics offers players a distinctive experience, and noted that the title has grown in popularity since launch. He added that with Gen Z and millennial players increasingly influencing industry trends, the company expects the expanded rollout to build on that momentum.