Gaming Corps invites players on to the ice in Shootout Champion ice hockey game

Players have the chance to take to the ice and turn their shots into huge wins with Gaming Corps’ new Shootout Champion arcade game.

The latest instant win title produced by the up-and-coming Swedish games developer comes with an ice hockey theme, where players face off against a towering goalie and light up the scoreboard.

The aim of the game is to score as many goals as possible without being blocked by the goalie. The player’s winnings increase every time they manage to score a goal, and they have the option to cash out their winnings after each successful attempt. However, if any shot is blocked, the game is over.

Players can tailor their experience to the format which suits them, as the goalie’s difficulty level can be set between 1 and 24. The higher the difficulty level, the higher the risk.

This is the latest arcade release in what has been a memorable year for Gaming Corps, following the launch of successful titles such as Raging Zeus Mines, Paddy’s Payout, Luke E. Chance and the Book of Luck, and most recently Wild Woof.

Connor Blinman, Head of Games at Gaming Corps said: “Ice hockey is a popular sport in our native Sweden, and I am very happy we have our own ice-hockey-themed game to bring to market. Our dedicated team of developers are continuously working extremely hard to produce more and more great titles, and they have managed to produce yet another game which I am sure players will find to be exhilarating. Shootout Champion is also a game that allows operators the option of a heavily branded product to maximise the connection between the brand and players. I look forward to offering Shootout Champion to our partners as our offering continues to go from strength to strength.

“We are constantly aiming to expand and improve on our exciting portfolio of games as we continue to provide thrilling games for players to enjoy, and they can look forward to several more game releases we have in the pipeline for this year.”