Games
Though Cryptologic had already left the business by the time of the original review, it reported that more than 200 of the studio’s games remained in circulation. Those titles were described as playable on a range of mobile devices and compatible with Mac computers. The review also linked to mobile casino information.
Cryptologic’s earlier catalogue included titles featuring Marvel characters such as Spiderman and Ironman. After Disney bought Marvel in 2009, those games had to be withdrawn, according to the review. A selection of other licensed slots remained in its account of the catalogue. Examples it named were:
- Superman
- Forrest Gump
- Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
- Wonder Woman
- Street Fighter II
Cryptologic’s authorship may be less obvious on other slots: some titles were later presented under the NYX or Amaya name despite originating with Cryptologic Limited. The original review listed these as examples found in online casinos:
- Galactic Odyssey
- High Noon
- Triple Olives
- Sphinx Hijinx
- Lucky Seven
- Hulk
- Superman
- Blade
The video poker selection described in the review included:
- Deuces Wild
- Jacks or Better
- All American Poker
- Super Jackpot Poker
The catalogue also included single-player and multiplayer editions of:
- Roulette
- Blackjack
- Baccarat
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The slot games are noted for their detailed presentation.
- The catalogue includes a range of bonus features.
- Some online casino games offer large payouts and may appeal to high rollers.
- Cryptologic passed into the hands of several prominent software companies, and the review says its titles could be found at reputable casinos around the world.
Cons
- The review describes multiplayer table games as slow-paced.
- It says blackjack minimum stakes are comparatively high against those from other software providers.
- With Cryptologic no longer operating as a company, the review notes that no new games are being developed under its name.
Conclusion
Cryptologic’s catalogue has endured despite a lack of updates, and its games are described as familiar choices at casinos around the world. It attributes their appeal to themed concepts and polished graphics, and sees the older titles as enduring classics. Since the company no longer develops games, that legacy rests on its existing catalogue. The review presents Cryptologic software as a distinctive option for players interested in those games.
