Novomatic hailed the G2E Asia 2025 event as “an outstanding opportunity to engage with partners from across the region” after exhibiting at the show in Macau earlier this month.
The company’s exhibition portfolio included the Diamond X 1.55J Quattro, which returned with significant upgrades in both design and performance. The cabinet was presented with the current linked progressive highlights, such as Xtension Link Volume 3 and Volume 4, while the all-new Xtension Link Evolution “proved especially popular” according to a spokesperson.
Equally well-received was the Black Edition II series: The Black Edition II XL 2.32/3.32 showcased the Impera Link Series 2, while the Black Edition II 1.49J brought together Impera ProLink and the latest addition to the game portfolio, Rising Treasures.
Also present was the Novo Unity Pro, Novomatic’s electronic table game (ETG) platform that enables players to join up to three live games simultaneously – such as sic bo, baccarat or roulette – on one station.
The NovoVision casino management system also made a strong impression with its comprehensive suite of functionalities: biometric access, single-wallet capabilities, advanced player loyalty features and more.
“Asia’s land-based gaming market is as diverse as it is dynamic – each country has its own regulatory framework, technical standards and player preferences,” said Kenan Bajram, deputy director global sales at Novomatic AG.
“Our success at this year’s show confirms that Novomatic is well-positioned to meet these varied demands with tailored solutions that combine innovation, reliability and full regulatory compliance. The positive feedback we received – especially for our Diamond X and Black Edition II series, as well as for the Novo Unity Pro ETG solution – reinforces our commitment to supporting our customers in key markets such as Malaysia, the Philippines and beyond.”
