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“Knowing exactly what I want, and being focused to achieve more by doing less empowers me to steer our company to be a prominent gaming content solution provider in the market,” begins Kevin Lee, CEO, Genesis Gaming. Lee’s approach forms the fulcrum that supports Genesis’ vision to design unconventional, yet popular video slots like Machine Gun Unicorn. The recipe here is a unique combination of wild and crazy themes, and math, and the ability to keep the players engaged through a dedicated website as well as social media handles, namely Facebook and Twitter. Lee connects the success of the game to the industry’s growing inclination toward HTML5 and mobile gaming and a subsequent decline of traditional desktop play. This rapid shift, says Lee, generates the demand for shorter gaming sessions as people look to play on the move, or perhaps in spare five minutes for entertainment and recreation as opposed to setting an hour aside each evening in front of the computer at home. This translates into the need for the games to pack more of entertainment factor, be fast paced, more exciting and feature rich. “We are also observing an increasing development and use of innovative player retention tools that includes new forms of free spins and tournaments.” 

