Quickspin Slots
Quickspin and the wolf that made its name
Quickspin is a Stockholm provider with a NetEnt pedigree — three industry veterans founded it in 2011 — but it was a fairytale that made its name. Big Bad Wolf: Pigs of Steel is the latest chapter in the Big Bad Wolf series, the three-little-pigs slot whose tumbling reels and "pigs turn wild" feature won the very first EGR Game of the Year back in 2013. Quickspin puts out fewer games than most, but finishes them to a cinematic standard.
Four more Quickspin slots at Wunderino
Every Quickspin slot here is cleared for the German regulated market by the Gemeinsame Glücksspielbehörde (GGL):
- Eastern Emeralds Megaways — an Asian-jewel slot on the licensed Megaways engine, with wild multipliers in a free-spins round you can tune to taste.
- Beastwood — a monster-hunting fantasy built on Endless Reels, where each win adds another reel and stacks multipliers.
- Book of Yuletide — a Christmas turn on the book slot, with an expanding symbol running across the free spins.
- Cash Truck 2 — a cyberpunk heist with a collect-until-you-bust Truck Raider bonus round.
Polish, and a layer of progress
Two things tie Quickspin together. The first is craft: cut-scenes, bespoke soundtracks and a level of animation that traces back to founders who built slots elsewhere before going solo. The second is its Achievements Engine, an optional progress system that hands out tokens as you hit in-game milestones, which you can trade for bonus features — an early example of gamification layered onto a slot.
Where to go next
Given its roots, the natural neighbours are NetEnt — where two of Quickspin's founders came from — and Play'n GO, another Swedish provider of polished, theme-led slots. They are all on the slots page.
