Fast, engaging, and easy-to-understand gameplay

“At this year’s SiGMA Central Europe, we hosted a media briefing event where we talked about one of our newest titles, the Chicken Crash game, as well as some of our already popular hits like Maestro and Tower Rush. These were the main highlights at our stand design as well, because they show the direction we’re moving toward — fast, engaging, and easy-to-understand gameplay,” Teni said when asked about the main highlights at Galaxsys booth.

Positive audience response at SIGMA Central Europe

“Of course, we also presented the rest of our diverse portfolio, so visitors could explore everything we offer and get a better feel of our diverse portfolio. The audience response has been really positive. Many visitors were interested in the new concepts, asked questions about the mechanics, and shared that they enjoyed the variety of our games,” she added.

The event opened the door to new discussions

“At first, it was a slightly unusual experience since SiGMA moved to Rome this year, but overall it turned out to be just as well-organized as we expected. The expo has always been a great place to build connections, and this edition was no different,” she pointed out.

“From a business perspective, the event opened the door to new discussions while also giving us the chance to meet with our existing partners, which is always important. Europe remains a competitive and fast-moving region, and events like this help us stay closer to market trends and partner expectations. Overall, it was a valuable experience and a nice way to wrap up the expo season for this year.”

Media briefing experience

“The media briefing was a really positive experience for us. It gave us the chance to speak directly with journalists, and industry professionals in a more focused environment, where we could explain the ideas behind our newest launch. It felt more personal than simply showing a game at the stand, because people were able to ask questions, share their first impressions, and get a better understanding of the story and mechanics behind the product. We also noticed a lot of curiosity, especially because Chicken Crash has a fun theme and takes a slightly different approach compared to our usual fast-games lineup.”

The Chicken Crash game

“As for the game itself, Chicken Crash is designed to be simple, playful, and fast — the kind of experience that catches attention right away. The main concept revolves around a chicken trying to cross the street, and players need to decide when to “cash out” before the crash happens. Chicken-themed games continue to be extremely popular, but we wanted to bring something fresh to the genre. That’s why we added several unique features, including our Go Max option, left-hand mode, and other small details that make the gameplay smoother and more enjoyable.”

Clear Priorities and Bold Plans: Expanding Portfolios, Strengthening Partnerships, and Preparing for 2026 

“For the rest of the year, our priorities are very clear: we want to keep expanding both our slot and fast-game portfolios, strengthen our global distribution network, and continue building strong relationships with both new and existing partners. This year has also been a big milestone for us, as we entered the B2C space. The early results have been really encouraging, and we see this direction as a great addition that supports our overall B2B strategy. On top of that, we’re working on new tools designed to help partners boost player engagement and run their operations more efficiently.”

“As for 2026, we have ambitious plans lined up, but first, we want to close this year on a strong note. We’ve already started preparing for ICE, and we’ll be sharing more updates very soon, she concluded.

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