Evoplay Entertainment channels Japan in latest Pachin-girl adventure

New instant game puts fresh twist on hugely popular Pachinko gameplay

Innovative game development studio Evoplay Entertainment has launched its latest immersive instant game title to wow global audiences, Pachin-girl.

Inspired by the iconic Japanese slot machine, Pachinko, players enjoying the release are greeted by a hologram projection of the charming Pachin-girl, who collects gleaming spheres to be exchanged for the finest gold coins and edible goodies.

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During the main game, adventurous gamblers are encouraged to collect symbols that correspond to the number of free spins in a classically spellbinding Pachinko game, increasing players’ chances of landing a big win as each move is taken.

Pachin-girl joins Evoplay Entertainment’s high-tech portfolio of more than 100 slots, table and instant games, comprising other smash-hit instant games such as Book of Keno, Wheel of Time and football favourite Penalty Shootout.

The provider has been nominated for a host of SBC and EGR awards throughout 2020, recognising the studio’s unique approach to the gaming experience – and contribution to the industry’s development since its founding in 2017.

Commenting on the launch, Ivan Kravchuk, CEO at Evoplay Entertainment, said:

“We are thrilled to launch Pachin-girl, an innovative new instant game that fuses the best gaming traditions from the East and the West to create an action-packed entertainment adventure that will delight our fans the world over. 

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“Too many visitors to Japan have never played Pachinko, even though the country – whether you’re in Tokyo or Hokkaido – is packed with Pachinko shops. With Flashing lights, swirling sounds and hundreds of tiny metal balls, Pachinko, or Japanese pinball, is a must-try for any tourist looking for the ‘Japan experience’.

“Featuring the charming Pachin-girl, players who land the right symbols will be sure to find themselves tucking into a mouth-watering menu of delicious prizes.”