Turbo Games Overview
Turbo Games was shot to the mainstream by Crash X and its partnership with Hub88:
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| Markets | 58+ countries |
| Licenses | UKGC, MGA |
| Number of games | 40+ games |
| Game Types | Slot games, table games, crash games, poker |
| Certifications | Tested by independent third-party auditors |
| Notable Partnerships | Hub88, Bojoko, Betbazar, NuxGame, Crash Gambler |
| Launched | San Francisco, 2020 |
Provably Fair
Turbo Games prides itself on its games being provably fair. This means that players can verify any win or loss using blockchain technology. Outside of crypto-based gaming, it also means that gameplay is tested regularly by third-party auditors to ensure fairness.
Turbo Games Specialisms
Traditional dice games have been a favorite of many for decades, but not many providers have managed to do online dice games well. That said, Turbo Games has some pretty cool dice games, such as Dice Twice, Dice Thrise, Dice Trading, and Double Roll, that are arguably more immersive than some of the rest.
Crash games are perhaps what Turbo Games is known for, particularly Crash X. Here, you need to time when you cash out right to get the highest win. Thanks to the success of their debut game, Turbo Games has developed many other successful crash games, like Aero, Crash X Football Edition, and Bayraktar.
If, like me, you loved playing Minesweep on your chunky old desktop computer, then mine games will spark some nostalgia in you. The aim of these games is to cross the board without stepping on or unveiling a mine. A couple of cool Turbo Games mine games are Multiplayer Mines and 1Tap Mines.
Typically, game developers tend to focus on live table games. However, Turbo Games shows that table games can be as effective and engaging as on-demand video games too. Some of my favorite Turbo Games table games include Hi Lo, otherwise known as higher or lower, Keno, a kind of bingo or lottery game, and Crystal Poker, which needs less explanation.
Plinko is a kind of pinball-esque game that takes its inspiration from the TV game show The Price is Right. There are a few good plinko games from Turbo Games, such as Take My Plinko and Turbo Plinko.
Whilst perhaps not known for its slots as much as its other games, Turbo Games slots are still pretty good, with some diverse themes. You can find adventure, Indiana Jones-themed slot games like Book of Mines, all the way to the retro, neon, California vibes of Limbo Rider.
Some of my favorite Turbo games have one thing in common - they're all about sports. Ball and Ball gets you in the football or soccer mood, whilst Fast Fielder, Spin Strike, and Wicket Blast take you onto the cricket pitch.
The tower-style games might just be the most unusual games you'll find from Turbo Games. The namesake Towers game prompts you to choose cells on each level of the building, trying to guess which answer is correct. Fury Stairs has a similar concept, except this time you have to help the character climb the stairs without being hit by a fireball.
My Concluding Thoughts
When looking at the Turbo Games portfolio, you'll notice that it is lacking live games, and doesn't have as many slots as some other providers.
That said, Turbo games are still incredibly diverse, with a wide range of different, unusual, and sometimes even unique gameplay options for you to explore.