If you are looking for the best gaming apps, this list is for you

Before we begin we want the audience to know a few things. This list is not about the games that pack the most bonuses. This list is also not about the ones that favor us the most (because we’re not getting paid for this). This list is a combination of playability, fairness, and diversity. The “Why’s” are very important here! Let’s dive down and explore these ratings.

1.- VBlink

What we like: Reputable company with a solid portfolio of games. Literally everyone will have VBlink and the others on their platforms. The company is very reluctant to make it too hard for players to succeed, which makes VBlink a solid option for fairness. Even if you ask them to increase your hold percentage they will probably tell you it’s within a reasonable range. With a solid amount of in-app bonuses as well as a dedicated support team, VBlink earned the #1 spot on our list!

What we don’t like: Popular titles are missing and most games appear to be the same thing just with slightly different graphics.

2.- Ultra Panda

What we like: We’ll cut Ultra Panda gaming app short. Simply because it’s just as great as the VBlink gaming app. It’s literally the same company! Why is it #2? Well, VBlink just has a much broader user base. VBlink also came out first! But Ultra Panda is still just as amazing, even though the general population prefers VBlink. The company openly admits that Ultra Panda is the app that holds the most out of the 4 in their inventory.

What we don’t like: Same things as VBlink. The games just feel like re-skins all over again. Literally all of the fish games are the EXACT same thing just with different fishes swimming around.

3.- Fire Kirin

What we like: Consistently launching new games with an active team. In the early release of the app the games felt very cookie cutter! What I mean by that is that they all seemed exactly the same. But over time the team began releasing popular titles and now they have a solid portfolio.

What we don’t like: Fire Kirin gaming app is very flexible in terms of how much the company will allow the agents to hold, which places a large question mark “?” on agency reliability. Also, Fire Kirin does not have much in-app bonuses for the players so they will need to rely on the agency.

4.- E Game

What we like: From the creators of VBlink and Ultra Panda. Egames gaming app is another solid and reputable option from the same team. Some unique titles on Egames that you won’t find on the other sister apps. Egames has a slightly higher holding percentage than VBlink which means the agents can be a bit more generous with their players regarding in-house bonuses.

What we don’t like: Cookie cutter games are all over the place.

5.- Riversweeps

What we like: From the creators of VBlink and Ultra Panda. Egames gaming app is another solid and reputable option from the same team. Some unique titles on Egames that you won’t find on the other sister apps. Egames has a slightly higher holding percentage than VBlink which means the agents can be a bit more generous with their players regarding in-house bonuses.

What we don’t like: The team is a little too flexible when it comes to how much they will allow the app to hold in the house favor. So you never know if the agent you are playing with is fair or not.

6.- Mega Spin

What we like: Mega Spin is a not-so-well-known game that has great potential. Their support team is top notch! The cost to have this game is very budget friendly which leaves lots of room for agents to be flexible. So, if you see your favorite agent with this game be sure to ask for a bit more generosity, especially if there are many players enjoying the service! They even have a demo games section!

What we don’t like: Lack of in-app bonuses and many of the games are cookie cutter designs. Same personality with different clothes, if that makes any sense. Very flexible hold percentage too so it’s another Pandora’s box!

7.- Gameroom Online

What we like: Solid app from a solid team. The games are certainly getting improved so let’s keep our fingers crossed that they will take things in a more innovative direction that can differentiate themselves from the rest of these apps.

What we don’t like: Again… Some of the games are very cookie cutter but this appears to be something they are fixing over time. Lack of in-app bonuses. Outdated Android version which can raise questions for some users.

8.- Vegas X

What we like: Vegas X is loaded with bonus features. They use scripts (knock-off) of the original titles from popular companies. These guys are veterans in the industry and have been around for many years. They seem to have been more focused on player retention which probably explains why Vegas X is loaded with bonus features. Still, lots of players love this app!

What we don’t like: The game needs a graphical update. If we were in 2002 we’d be ok with it but they really need to take it up a notch and upgrade the app. Customer support is almost non-existent and it is difficult to get some cases resolved.

9.- Blue Dragon

What we like: Blue Dragon is a fairly popular title with some unique games. Although it’s not owned by a corporation, it’s owned by an actual professional who is reluctant to taint the brand's image with unnecessary odds that greatly favor the house. This is probably why you don’t see this game out there that often.

What we don’t like: Cost to operate is a bit high. Some popular titles in the app. Not much in-app bonuses for the players. Many of the games don’t look so polished either. With higher than average operational costs, and lack of bonuses comes a common recipe of trouble. The agents don’t have much room to negotiate deals with customers.

10.- Golden Dragon

What we like: Ahh, Golden Dragon! Love it or hate it. It’s a great gaming app with great proprietary games made in Taiwan! These guys have been around for many, many years and the app is solid… if you can find it that is!

What we don’t like: Higher than average operational costs and very difficult to get. The main development company also does not have any plans to change their policy any time soon.

There are many other games available, and it is somewhat difficult to rate them solely based on the "fun factor." This is because these games operate independently of any regulations, so we cannot automatically rule out fair play as we would with standard gaming apps where the games are preconfigured to meet an RTP standard. In short, they do not, which is why we must weigh everything according to the key points we believe are crucial from a professional standpoint regarding where players should go. For more information, visit our Telegram channel and receive the necessary info about the latest entertainment trends.

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