Every new slot,
before it drops.

Dream Drop is Relax Gaming's progressive jackpot network, and its appearance here is the significant part. Print Studios distributes through Relax's Silver Bullet programme, so a share of every spin across dozens of games feeds one pooled prize.

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Splitting symbols — one icon becoming two, then four, widening the ways count as it goes — is a mechanic Nolimit City turned into a signature with xSplit and Big Time Gaming popularised through Megaways derivatives. A Pragmatic Play game called Forever Split is almost certainly working that seam, and that is worth noting because Pragmatic has historically followed mechanics rather than invented them.

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A default RTP of 97.57% is the second-highest figure in this catalogue, behind only St Patrick's Pots, and it is the reason to pay attention to Le Vampire rather than the fangs. Most slots cluster between 96% and 96.5%; a full point above that is a deliberate positioning choice, presumably aimed at markets and operators where return percentage is a selling point.

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Barbarossa: Beyond the Edge went live on 1 October, returning to a name Peter & Sons last used in December 2025 with Barbarossa Dragon Empire.

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Deep Sea Frenzy appeared on Pragmatic's grid on 28 September with a date attached, 5 October, and nothing else whatsoever. No game page stands behind it yet; the address you would expect simply redirects to the studio's index, which is what this publisher serves for a title it has not launched.

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ELK Studios has spent the last two years on Pirots. Four entries in that series, plus Quackers and Langley Street 23, and comparatively little else — the Swedish studio has narrowed to a handful of franchises where it once shipped standalone games like Wild Toro and Sam on the Beach that each did something structurally different.

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Two matching Wild Rattles land, respins trigger, and the pair merges into one Colossal Wild Rattle carrying both multipliers. That merge is the whole game, and it is a cleaner idea than most of what Hacksaw has shipped this year — a single mechanic that escalates visibly rather than a menu of features competing for the screen.

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Gator Hunters 2 opened its exclusive window on Playin on 29 September and goes wide on 6 October. The specification block, which still read "undefined" on 28 September, filled in the next day.

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A heist theme with chickens, arriving 7 October after a week's exclusive run on the provider's platform. "Feathers, cash and chaos" is as much as Red Tiger has said about it publicly.

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Zoo Busters has no paylines at all. A cluster of eight identical symbols, wherever they fall on the 6x5 grid, is enough to pay, and the page calls that win type Pay Anywhere - Fantasma's name for what others label scatter or cluster pays.

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"Wins that pop" is the whole published description. Red Tiger's platform lists 96.05% return, a 3,434x cap and a 29.08% hit rate, with an exclusive week from 6 October ahead of the network release on the 13th.

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Inks & Pints arrives on 15 October carrying the highest return Peter & Sons has put on any game we track: 96.73%.

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Six Feet Under is dated 20 October, with early access from the 13th, and its numbers arrived three weeks early - the page filled in on 29 September, the same day the studio populated Gator Hunters 2.

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Print Studios has given its October slot a name. The third rung of its roadmap read "Game 6" for months, with a date attached and nothing else. It now reads Rotten Potato, dated 21 October - eight days earlier than the roadmap said before.

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Three named characters in the title and "Big feet, big wins!" as the entire description — a yeti theme, then, and nothing else confirmed. Red Tiger dates the network launch to 22 October, preceded by a week on its own platform.

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Koi fish climb a waterfall and grow as they go. Grow them the whole way and a Must Hit cash prize is guaranteed. That is the pitch of Koi Falls: Flowing Fortune, out 22 October.

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