Kiron Interactive launches Next-Gen Casino suite with Light & Wonder
Kiron Interactive has partnered with Light & Wonder to roll out its Next-Gen Casino suite, starting with two new roulette-themed titles and more games in the pipeline.
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Kiron Interactive, a provider of virtual sports and numbers games, has launched its Next-Gen Casino suite in partnership with Light & Wonder, the companies announced on 10 September 2024.
The launch introduces two titles, Roach Roulette and Crab Roulette, with further releases planned. Kiron said upcoming additions will include Penguin Plunge and two sports-themed crash games, Rodeo and Arm Wrestling. Both new roulette titles will also carry seasonal variants timed to Halloween and Christmas.
Cross-vertical ambitions
According to Kiron, the new portfolio is designed to appeal across different player segments and give operators flexibility to configure content for local markets, as player preferences and the wider gaming landscape continue to evolve.
The games were developed with creative studio Curious Games, whose team includes VFX and interactive entertainment professionals with Oscar and Bafta award backgrounds. Kiron said the studio’s focus is on improving graphical quality and introducing new gaming mechanics and concepts.
Executive comment
James Murray, Head of New Business Development at Kiron, said the expansion strengthens the company’s position as a provider of innovative and diversified gaming solutions. Steve Mayes, Digital Partnership Director at Light & Wonder, said Kiron’s games would add distinctive content to the platform.
Kiron, founded in 2001, describes itself as a supplier of virtual sports, numbers games and casino content to more than 300 clients across six continents, holding licences in multiple regulated markets. The company said its current portfolio includes 59 virtual games alongside a casino roadmap of eight new titles, alongside partnerships with third-party suppliers for wider casino and live dealer content.