Quickspin Casino Slots Provider Review

Quickspin is a Swedish game development studio that builds slots and gamification tools for the real money online gambling market. The company was founded in 2011 and its founders came from NetEnt and Unibet. Its headquarters sit at Årstaängsvägen 21C in Stockholm, and the studio also has offices in Sweden, Malta and Ukraine. Playtech owns the company, having acquired it in 2016.

The studio holds a Malta Gaming Authority Critical Gaming Supply Corporate licence. It also holds a Gambling Commission licence for Great Britain under account number 38516.

Quickspin reports roughly two game releases each month, and its content runs on the studio's proprietary Remote Gaming Platform. The company has also moved into live dealer and table games with a vertical branded Quickspin Live.

The Sakura Fortune franchise is named as a notable game. The studio describes a team of about 100 employees with more than 30 nationalities across five countries.

Our own database lists 161 casinos tagged with Quickspin games, and the catalogue section below covers the titles we have published with full details.

Our catalogue for this studio holds 35 games. Every one has a year and an RTP figure on file. Video slots make up the whole shelf, so there is no table games section and no live dealer section in the data we hold here. The release years run from 2013 to 2019.

Demo links sit on 31 of the pages, which means most titles carry a free play route through the studio's demo launcher. Four pages do not, so those titles can only be read about here. The table below lists titles with year, RTP, volatility and max win.

Volatility labels cover four bands, from Low-Medium up to High. The middle band holds the largest group. Themes lean toward Gold, Adventure and Fairy Tale, and the feature counts show Wild Symbol, Free Spins and Scatters appearing on almost every title in the set.

Multipliers show up on about half, and Bonus Rounds appear on a small handful only.

What our data does not cover is worth a line. We hold no volatility label for a few titles and no max win figure for several more, so the table shows gaps in those cells. We also do not track jackpot flags, licence per market, or the studio's live dealer line in this catalogue. Those sit outside the fields we store. If you want the full provider list instead, see All slot software providers.

Return to player is the share of all money staked on a game that the software pays back over time, measured across millions of spins. The median sits at 96.5%. The table below counts titles per RTP band.

Most of the catalogue clusters in a narrow band. That narrow band matters for how you compare one Quickspin game with another. High RTP does not make a session predictable.

One caveat applies to every figure here. The RTP stored on this site comes from the game's default configuration, and operators can run other versions of the same title with a lower setting. Before you stake money, open the game's info screen and read the RTP printed there.

That number governs the version you are actually playing.

Two games sit at the top of the range, and the lowest sits more than two points below the highest. The distance between them is small in absolute terms.

Volatility describes how a slot pays out over time. A low-volatility game returns small amounts often. A high-volatility game can go long stretches without a win while chasing larger single payouts. In the Quickspin catalogue here, the variance field splits into High, Medium, Medium-High and Low-Medium games.

The mix leans toward Medium, with High and Medium-High titles making up a smaller share.

Volatility is a description of payout behaviour. It says nothing about whether a session ends in profit.

The top max-win titles show how wide that range runs. Eastern Emeralds slot sits at the top of the list, followed by Ticket To The Stars slot, Divine Dreams slot, Ark of Mystery slot and Big Bot Crew slot. Those figures are stored as a multiplier of the stake, so the ceiling is theoretical and tied to the stake size. A max win is not a target any player can plan around. It marks the outer edge of what the maths allows.

Every Quickspin game in our catalogue is a video slot, and the theme tags split across a small set of familiar worlds. Gold is the most common tag, followed by Adventure, Fairy Tale, Mythology, Fantasy and Magic. A single game often carries several tags at once, so the totals overlap.

The table lists the theme tags and how many games carry each one. Gold leads, which fits titles such as King Colossus and Dragon Shrine, while Adventure runs through Ivan And The Immortal King, Sticky Bandits and Volcano Riches. Fairy Tale covers Leprechaun Hills, Fairy Gate and Sakura Fortune. Mythology and Magic turn up in Divine Dreams, Mighty Arthur and Dwarfs Gone Wild.

The features table is shorter and more uniform. Wild Symbol appears on almost every game, Free Spins and Scatters follow close behind, and Multipliers show up on a smaller group that includes Eastern Emeralds, Hot Sync and Wild Chase.

Bonus Rounds are the least common feature, found on a handful of titles such as Pied Piper and Crystal Queen.

A few games carry a theme tag we see nowhere else in the set, which can make the catalogue look broader than the headline tags suggest. Others, including Sinbad and Titan Thunderkick, carry no theme tag in our data at all. That gap matters if you pick games by setting alone. If you want a starting point, the theme tags point you toward the gold and adventure games first, since those groups are the largest. The feature tags then narrow the choice further.

Four titles from this catalogue are the ones I would open before anything else, and each earns its place for a different reason.

Eastern Emeralds sits at the top of the max win table, and it carries high volatility.

Hidden Valley is the only low-medium volatility game in the whole catalogue. That single entry makes it the outlier among the listed games.

Big Bot Crew is another high volatility option, with a sci-fi setting that stands apart from the gold and fairy tale themes that dominate the library.

Then there is Sakura Fortune, which carries medium-high volatility. The studio names the Sakura Fortune franchise as a notable release.

All four have demo links on their pages, so you can try them without staking money.

A game page can hold a return figure, a release year and a volatility label without explaining how the studio arrived at any of them. Our database lists a selection of the studio's slots.

Max win appears as a multiplier of the stake, so a blank cell means the figure was not published for that title. Volatility is missing on a handful of older releases.

Demo links are another partial field. Where a demo link exists, the game page points to a free version with no staking. Where it does not, the page still describes the game.

What the numbers cannot carry is how a slot feels over a long session, how often a bonus round lands, or whether a theme holds your attention past the first hundred spins. Those are matters of taste, and no column captures them.

Read the table as a starting point. The rest you find by playing.

Our database holds 161 published casino reviews tagged with Quickspin. That figure counts casinos listed as offering the studio's games, so it is a starting point for a shortlist.

Availability depends on the casino and on your country. Two casinos on the same list can differ in what they show you, because each one decides which Quickspin titles to carry and which markets it serves. Open the game lobby and search the provider name before you register. If the games do not appear there, the cashier will not help.

Rules differ by jurisdiction. Check what your local regulator permits before you deposit anywhere, and read the casino's own terms on country restrictions. The All slot software providers index links every provider we cover, and you can move from there to individual casino reviews. One practical test takes a minute. Load a Quickspin title in demo mode, confirm it runs, then decide whether the real money version is worth your time.

Compare those details across two or three candidates before you commit.

Then set a deposit limit inside the cashier and treat it as fixed for the session.

Slots run on chance, and no session plan changes that. What a plan does change is how long your money lasts and how the evening feels.

Play at 18 or over and set your deposit limit before the first spin. Set a time limit too. When either one is reached, stop. Do not raise a limit in the middle of a session to win back what you have lost, because chasing losses is how a small spend turns into a large one.

If play stops feeling like entertainment, take a break and talk to your local support service.

In our data, every Quickspin title in the catalogue is a video slot, and the release years run from 2013 to 2019. Most sit in the middle of the volatility range, and the return figures cluster in one band.

The spread of top win multipliers is the weak point. A handful of titles carry big potential, and the rest sit far lower, so the catalogue is uneven when you want a large ceiling from a session. RTP is the steadier side, with the median at 96.5%.

If you like wilds and free spins, almost every game here has them. Bonus rounds appear in a small group only, which thins the variety for players who want a separate feature screen.

Read the tables for the exact figures. Try the demos first, then decide which games fit your budget.