Thunderkick — provider review

Thunderkick is an independent Swedish studio founded in Stockholm in 2012 by a group of developers who left NetEnt in pursuit of total creative freedom. As a matter of principle the company doesn't chase volume: releases are few, but every one is an original work with an instantly recognisable, often surreal visual style. Fruit Warp abandoned classic reels altogether, replacing them with fruit floating in mid-air, while Esqueleto Explosivo — with its singing mariachi skulls and cascade mechanic — became one of the most recognisable slots of the decade. Other hits include Pink Elephants, featuring pink elephants and peanuts, Flame Busters and the Beat the Beast series. Every game is built in HTML5 on the studio's own platform and optimised for mobile. Thunderkick holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) and Sweden's Spelinspektionen. Its portfolio numbers around 90 slots, prized for their high production quality, fair maths and offbeat sense of humour.