RoyalVegas.eu has just added three new amazing online slots to their already impressive arsenal of games. Some of these games have already been announced as “on the way”, but at the time we did not have any more information apart from the titles. With a recent statement released by the Fortune League Group, owners and operators of RoyalVegas.eu, comes some new information regarding three brand new online slots games.

The three games in question are Sterling Silver 3D, Riviera Riches, and Reel Play Poker: Jacks or Better. Here is a breakdown, consisting of the limited information we have at the moment:

• Sterling Silver 3D: The long-awaited adaptation of one of Microgaming’s most popular online slots games, Sterling Silver 3D promises the same great game play as its 2D counterpart. This version, however, features stellar 3D graphics that bring the symbols of the game to live like never before.
• Riviera Riches: A new video slot, and one that has not yet been mentioned in the press, Riviera Riches is an inventive new slot machine that packs an exciting Bonus Game: Players can activate a Bonus Round in which they can play Roulette in order to claim score multipliers, as well as other perks.
• Reel Play Poker: Jacks or Better: This new slot was announced last week, but very little information was released. The slot was dubbed as a marriage between Video Poker and Online Slots, though it was any one’s guess as to what that meant. Now we have learned a little more. With this game, players are allowed to hold reels as they would cards in their hand, allowing players to keep specific cards as they re-roll (or ‘draw’, if one is a poker player) for better results. This will probably lead players to better wins and maybe even aid in obtaining Jackpots.

So, any one looking to give some all new online slots a try should hop on over to RoyalVegas.eu.

Cheers!

* Players in the US should not expect to be able to play these games, as RoyalVegas.eu is powered by MicroGaming. MicroGaming does not support the US Market in light of Black Friday and the Department of Justice’s indictments of overseas online casinos.