PureRNG

About the Company

PureRNG is a developer of online casino games and software. Not much is known about the owners or investors but we have been able to determine that the games are USA-friendly!

The PureRNG RGS (remote gaming server) platform is purpose-built to deliver elite games quickly to the player with a super lightweight footprint using very little bandwidth.

One exciting element of the games is that they all support "gamification" so collectibles, trophies, and other achievements help raise the engagement level. This is not only to entertain players but also to keep them playing longer.

The built-in achievement engine also provides tournament action and a leaderboard. Tournament status is constantly updated in real time.

Operators have a lot of leeway in how they can configure the contests, whether it's a blackjack competition or one more based on luck like a slots tournament.

The type of game, time limits, and prize pools are all completely in the casino operator's hands and all of the parameters can be configured easily.

There are several options for how to define victory, so players' strategy can come into play as well. Operators have a few options when it comes to leaderboard display too. The real-time results can appear in-game or on a separate page via the platform's API or even in an embedded iframe on a web page.

Player data include their user name. points or cash accumulated, and the amount of time remaining in the tournament.

Lastly, prize payouts can be done automatically any time after victory is declared or they can be entered manually and applied to the player's account that way.

Tournaments can be scheduled to last an hour, a day, or a week. Paytables and win parameters are infinitely configurable to give players the best possible experience.

Software and Games

The games are omnichannel and device-agnostic which simply means they can be played on any device. The HTML5 coding (web browser language) detects your screen size, resolution, and orientation and then optimizes the experience to best fit your display.

The table games offer clear and simple imagery that's even more stripped-down than FELT Gaming's ultimate sophistication through simplicity.

Players can adjust the speed of gameplay, so tearing through a winning streak on blackjack or taking your time to develop and practice an optimal strategy is both easy to accomplish.

Since the platform developer is also the game studio, all table games can include engagement tools like individual or group bonusing, gamification, leaderboards, and tournaments.

Bonusing

The platform's bonusing mechanic works with all of the games. The software allows the operator to activate bonus funds in an account and either configure it for a set number of hands or spins or as a lump sum, allowing players to choose the value of their spins or other bets.

The bonusing model is more of a rewards system with funds being released based on real money play. The casino can configure game weighting and wagering requirements so the scheme is fully customizable.

In the "coming soon" category of features that may be implemented by the time this review hits the digital canvas, we find free scratch cards, prize parachutes, and free chips in the development pipeline.

The Prize Parachute component is comprised of random prizes and awards that can reward players for the amount of time they play, by volume of play (like a comp), or many other parameters.

Slots

The first tranche of games is billed as optimized for any device, light footprints, low bandwidth, fast, and fun.

All of the games are 95% RTP or better (96.3%) and feature modern bonus mechanics.

None released so far allow for setting the number of lines, so that aspect is fixed whether it's the 15 pay line Pirate Treasure or the 10-line Chaos Engine.

Stakes are placed by selecting a coin value and then a bet level, which is the number of coins per line.

All of the games we've seen so far have 5 reels with three positions each and similar but artistically different user interfaces. User controls include Autoplay, Spin, and Max Bet buttons.

As can be seen, by the captures, the artwork is detailed and well-rendered, and the themes and styles are somewhat unique.

It's interesting that of the first four slot titles, three have RTP (theoretical return to player percentage) of 96.3% and one is set at 95%. Pirate Treasure (96.3%) and Chaos Engine (96.3%) have 15 lines and 10 lines respectively, so they aren't clones.

The RTP is not terrible by any means, but this reviewer is most interested in the volatility index. There are no publically available par sheets and it's simply impossible to determine the heat of a game by playing 100 or even 1,000 rounds because gross luck and chance can still influence the results.

And while most highly volatile games will have a big spread in the paytable values, the reverse is not always true. Hit frequency, the percentage of RTP assigned to the base game, free spins, and other bonus features as well as other mathematics realities can play a huge role.

The Final Analysis

It's always nice to see new developers, labs, and studios appear on the scene. It's especially nice when they not only have a unique and highly configurable platform but also allow players in the USA and other underserved areas new options.

Look elsewhere on this page for casinos that carry PureRNG games and give them a try for yourself in free/demo mode if you'd like.

We're especially drawn to the table games because of the sleek and uncluttered user interface, but the slots look interesting for real money play too, especially considering the gamification and tournament aspects.