Quickspin

Quickspin is a Stockholm-based slot studio founded in 2011 by three Swedish industry veterans — Daniel Lindberg, Joachim Timmermans and Mats Westerlund — who set out to build slots with stronger design, storytelling and original mechanics than the industry standard of the time. The bet paid off quickly: Big Bad Wolf, one of the studio's earliest releases, won Game of the Year at the 2013 EGR B2B Awards and its Swooping Reels cascade mechanic remains the studio's calling card more than a decade later. In 2016 Playtech acquired Quickspin, and it has since operated as a standalone studio within the group, keeping its own brand and release pipeline while gaining Playtech's distribution muscle.

The portfolio sits at roughly 100 titles and grows at a stated pace of at least two releases per month. Signature games include Big Bad Wolf (and its sequels and even a live-game spin-off), Sakura Fortune with its expanding wild respins, the western-themed Sticky Bandits series, The Wild Chase, and the high-volatility hit-two-scatters teaser Second Strike. The studio's house style favours polished art, fairy-tale and adventure themes, and mid-to-high volatility math rather than extreme-variance experiments.

For bonus hunters, two proprietary tools matter. Feature Trigger is Quickspin's bonus-buy system: on supported games you can pay to spin directly into the free spins round, which makes Quickspin titles easy to add to a hunt in markets where buy features are legal. The Achievements Engine lets players collect coins across games and cash them in toward a bonus game of their chosen value — a mechanic effectively built around collecting bonuses over time. Big Bad Wolf is frequently cited as one of the highest-RTP games in the lobby, worth knowing when choosing hunt targets.

Quickspin holds Malta Gaming Authority and Great Britain Gambling Commission licences, employs around 100 people across offices in Stockholm, Sliema and Kyiv, and remains a staple supplier at Nordic-facing and other regulated-market casinos.