Microgaming, and where the slots went

Microgaming dates from 1994 and is one of the companies that built real-money online casino software. Mega Moolah, Immortal Romance and Thunderstruck are the names players still attach to it. In 2022 the slot studio that had worked under this name moved to Games Global. Casinos on this page are still tagged Microgaming in our data. A new release advertised as Games Global is not automatically part of that tag. This page is the casino list for the Microgaming label we store, not a full catalogue of every historic game.

What the old name covers

Mega Moolah is a progressive jackpot slot, the lions one, linked across casinos that join the network. The meter is shared. The base game under the jackpot is a simple slot. The jackpot drops rarely. Immortal Romance and Thunderstruck II are feature slots from the years when this studio was the default in a lobby. They still load at casinos that kept them in the package. They are not evidence that the studio is still shipping a monthly slate under the Microgaming logo.

Quickfire was the platform name operators used to integrate the content. You may still see it in a cashier or a loading screen. It is plumbing. It is not a separate set of odds.

Games Global, without the link

Games Global is where new slots in that lineage are released now. We are not sending you to that review yet, because the page does not have a proper write-up. Until it does, treat "Games Global" in a lobby as a different label. If a casino review says Microgaming and the lobby filter says Games Global, believe the filter on the game you are about to spin. The maths follow the client you opened.

Progressive networks are the practical overlap. A jackpot branded from the Microgaming era can still be the one attached to a game that now carries the other name. Read the jackpot rules inside the client. The marketing name on the casino's footer is not the rules.

What to check before you deposit

The operator holds the account. Microgaming and Games Global do not. Country acceptance, bonus contribution and withdrawal limits are in the casino review and the offer terms. Progressives are often excluded from wagering or counted at a reduced rate, because a jackpot hit would clear a bonus by accident. The wagering index is the cross-brand view of those requirements. It will not list every historic Microgaming title. The contribution table of your offer will.

Cashiers are the operator's too. Visa and PayPal behave the way those banking reviews describe. A declined card is the bank or the merchant category, not the slot.

How to use this page

Use it to find casinos that still carry the Microgaming tag and that accept your country. Open the lobby and see whether the games you remember are actually there. If the filter has moved to Games Global, you are looking at the successor catalogue, and this tag only got you in the door. Search the game name either way. Do not trust a banner that says "Mega Moolah" unless the client loads that game.

Questions players ask

Is Microgaming still making slots?

The slot studio work moved to Games Global in 2022. Older titles remain in casinos that still licence them. New Games Global releases are a separate label.

Is Mega Moolah one casino's jackpot?

No. It is a shared progressive across operators that join it. The base slot is local to the client. The jackpot pool is not.

Does Quickfire mean better odds?

No. It is the integration platform. Odds are in the game you opened.

Why does this page show casinos and few games?

Our game catalogue for this label is thin because the releases moved. The casino tag is what we can stand behind. Judge the lobby you are in, not a promise that every classic is stocked.

Who pays a jackpot?

The casino credits it, under the jackpot rules, from the shared pool. You withdraw through that casino, subject to its checks. The studio does not wire you the money.