After exploring this casino’s game library, I found a decent range of pokies and table games, but noticed some obvious holes in the collection. Desert Nights runs on just four providers – Rival Gaming, Arrow’s Edge, Dragon Gaming, and Qora Games. While these aren’t the biggest names in the industry, they deliver solid games that run well. I particularly enjoyed some of the Rival Gaming pokies and the Dragon Gaming titles like Buffalo Bounty and Empire of Riches, which feature nice graphics and entertaining bonus rounds.
When it comes to the game selection details, here’s what I discovered:
- Only 8 table games available
- Average payout percentage of 96.41%
- Full mobile compatibility for most games
The casino’s table game selection is probably the weakest link. With just eight options, you’re limited to the basics – a couple versions of blackjack, roulette, and a few poker variations. I would’ve liked to see more variety here. The video poker section is better, with enough options to keep fans happy. Everything I tried worked smoothly on my mobile, with no crashes or freezing issues, which was a pleasant surprise given some other casinos I’ve tested.
What’s good is that Desert Nights publishes its average RTP, so you know what you’re getting into. The 96.41% figure is decent, though not the highest I’ve seen. While the pokies load quickly and play well, the limited number of providers means you’ll eventually run through the catalog if you play regularly. I found the game search and filtering options to be straightforward and user-friendly, making it easy to jump between different games without hassle. Despite its limitations, there’s enough here to keep casual players entertained.