CTXM New Iphone Slots

Online gambling software developer CTXM, which provides games to many of the major companies in the industry, has released two new casual slots for the popular iPhone. Both slots are derived from proved casino slots already published by CTXM through its partners.

The offerings includes FreakyFruits Slots and Totem Quest Slots, a slot extension of the Totem Quest puzzle game.

Udy Yosha, CEO of CTXM, says: “Currently gambling is not available to iPhone users. However, to take an emerging market opportunity created by this popular mobile communications device, we used our game mechanics and rich graphics to appeal to the casual players among users.

"In addition, we linked the games to our social applications where they can share their achievements.”

This week, CTXM also plans to launch the full version of Totem Quest puzzle game and a Safari based version of FreakyFruits Slots.

“Undeniably, iPhone is a phenomenon of the contemporary gaming industry, which is transforming the gaming world to a new level, said Yosha. "We perceive gaming on iPhone as an essential part of our business strategy in future and we plan to work seriously to extend our gaming offering through this medium.”

Since 2004, CTXM has developed over 20 titles to PC, XBOX live and iPhone, and has co-published over 100 casual game titles from Central and Eastern Europe.

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