Industry News
Playson gives fans a flavour boost with Fruit Xtreme

Slot developer enhances Funky Fruits series with stylish new addition
Casino software developer Playson has released Fruit Xtreme, the second instalment in its smash-hit Funky Fruits portfolio.
With a vibrant new design, the 3×5 slot with 5 paylines combines the classic elements of fruit machine slots with the modern playability that players love coming back to.
The game features a trio of multipliers ranging from X3, which appears if three consecutive reels are filled from left to right with identical fruit symbols. This rises to X5 if a player is lucky enough to fill the entire game field.
The slot also includes Shiny Scatters, Red Sevens, and Funky Fresh Fruits ensuring this medium-high volatility slot takes even the most intrepid players to the ‘Xtreme’.
Following hot on the heels of the popular Red Chilli Wins, the new game arrives in time to thrill visitors to Playson’s Stand N7-110 at ICE London 2020.
Vsevolod Lapin, Head of Product at Playson, said: “Fruit Xtreme is a stylish new take on the traditional fruit slot and a worthy new member of Playson’s ever-expanding suite of titles.
“We look forward to showcasing Fruit Xtreme at ICE London and showcasing how our comprehensive offering is a fantastic addition to any operator’s portfolio.â€
-
Asia6 days ago
International Chess Day: How India’s ancient game is evolving into a rising force in esports
-
Interviews7 days ago
Christos Zoulianitis: How ENJOY is shaping the next generation of iGaming
-
Latest News7 days ago
Danes Spent More on Gambling in May 2025
-
Latest News6 days ago
Week 29/2025 slot games releases
-
Latest News6 days ago
GGPoker Launches WSOP Express: Your Fast Track To Poker’s Biggest Live Events!
-
Industry News7 days ago
How European Tax Changes Are Reshaping iGaming Media Budgets in 2025
-
Compliance Updates7 days ago
Betsson Group Obtains 3 ISO Certificates and 2 Attestations in Italy
-
Latest News6 days ago
The $1.45bn Test: Gurhan Kiziloz’s Nexus Offers Glimpses of Klopp’s Liverpool as it Chases 2025 Revenue Goal