Live Arcade Game Reviews
Live arcade games bring the machines from an amusement arcade to your screen. Coin pushers and claw machines, played live in real time. This is a small and new category, and we test and score every game in it.
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Live arcade games tested
3+ hours
Testing per game
1
Provider
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Imperial Fortune
Imperial Fortune brings arcade coin pusher fun to live casinos with multipliers, bonus wheel, and big wins.
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Coin Rush PRO
Launch coins, push chips, and spin the Bonus wheel in Ezugi’s thrilling live Coin Rush Pro!
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Coin Rush
Watch coins fire automatically, push payout chips, and trigger Bonus Wheel prizes!
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Manga Madness
Spin, watch the claw grab your number, and experience roulette like never before in Manga Madness.
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Magic Claw
Grab, spin, and win! Magic Claw by Ezugi turns classic arcade fun into live casino excitement.
Where to Play Live Arcade Games
You can play these games at every casino below. Each one meets our criteria for a good live casino experience. You can read what they are on our casinos page.
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What Are Live Arcade Games?
Instead of standing at a coin pusher or a claw machine in an arcade hall, you play through a live video stream, with a real machine and a real result. These are the live arcade games you can play right now:
- Coin pushers, such as Coin Rush, Coin Rush PRO and Imperial Fortune.
- Magic Claw, a claw machine game.
- Manga Madness, which combines a claw with a roulette wheel.
Live arcade games are a small and recent part of the live casino. The provider Ezugi shaped this category, and every game we have reviewed so far comes from them. If another provider brings a live arcade game to the market and a casino we recommend adds it, we will play it, score it, and list it here.
How We Score These Games
We test every live arcade game ourselves and then score it with the same fixed framework we use across the site. That way you can compare any two scores on the site directly. No game gets an easier or stricter review, so a higher score always means a better result against the same points. Here are two examples of scoring points in the framework:
- We score how often the wins are big enough to matter, and whether the top prize the game advertises can realistically be reached.
- We score whether it stays interesting, or whether it slows down and starts to repeat itself once the first few rounds are over.
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