Cryptologic Releases Bonus Pack 12 of New Online Casino Games

I haven't gambled at a Cryptologic online casino in a while, but every time I go back to see what they are up to I 'm always impressed with their graphics and game functionality (whatever that means). Like Microgaming, Cryptologic has been on the ball when it comes to developing new casino games. I'm not sure what their quota is per year, but it seems like they do a new game release every four months or so, which thus brings me to why I am writing this current article.

Cryptologic's latest release is called Bonus Pack 12, and features four new slots. Okay, as much as I want to say, "Aren't there enough slots? Why do casino software developers keep coming up with more slots than they, or better yet, the players know what to do with?" Yes, as much as I really want to shout that off the top of Mount Everest (have you guessed I am not a big slots fan), I have come to terms with the reality of the situation and reminded myself that 1) a new version of craps or any other table game for that matter, won't go over well; and 2) there are already enough versions of Blackjack to start a museum.

So, yes, Cryptologic's Bonus Pack 12 is all about the slots. I haven't tried any of them out myself, but from what I hear, they sound inventive and entertaining. Of the four, "Computer Rage" sounds the most fun (and relatable). It's themed around your stereotypical office where all the employees are stressed out, the boss is yelling and computers keep crashing. Oh, and did I mention smashing computers as well? Just for that alone, I think I might have to give it a spin.

If you want to check out the new games, InterCasino is a good online casino for doing so. They offer a Flash version, but you will need to do a full download if you want access to the new games, which besides "Computer Rage", include "Panda Panda", "Rajah's Rubies" and "Native Treasure". If you reside in the U.S., I'm not sure what to tell you, if you know what I mean. Cryptologic was one of the first online casino software developers to drop out of the U.S. when the UIGEA was passed.

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