Stepping into Nolimit City's new Bangkok Hilton slot feels less like spinning reels and more like starting a sentence. Released yesterday across the majority of NLC casinos, this isn't the five-star experience. It’s the infamous Thai prison, a grim, female-led counterpoint to the raw masculinity of San Quentin, but sharing its brutal DNA. The game immediately confronts you with confinement, which is a staggered 2-3-4-4-4-4 grid where potential lies locked behind bars, guarded by Enhancer Cells. It’s classic Nolimit: extreme volatility promising a massive 44,444x payout, but making you sweat for every inch of progress. And here's how it stacks up.

Eight years after the original, Big Time Gaming is heading back down the rabbit hole — and this time it’s armed with Megapots. Set to release on 26 November 2025, White Rabbit 2 reimagines one of BTG’s most beloved games through the lens of its newest jackpot mechanic, Hold and Spin, first seen in Big Bucks Deluxe.

For years, the Reactoonz franchise has been a story of extremes. The beloved 2017 original offered modest potential (a 4,570x max win), while its spin-offs have swung wildly from the low-payout Gigantoonz (4,000x) to the highly potent Dr. Toonz (22,000x). Now, with the release of Reactoonz 100 on October 23rd, Play’n GO is finally giving the original a direct, high-potential upgrade.

For years, Evolution has been the undisputed king of live casino in North America. Now, in a move that signals a major strategic shift, the company is introducing its second live dealer brand, Ezugi, to the US market. While the initial launch focuses on the classics, Ezugi is also quietly rolling out more exotic games globally, including a brand new title in its "Ultimate" series.

Just in time for the spooky season, Big Time Gaming is firing up the laboratory again. Their new sequel, Castle of Terror 2, which launches today, does something you almost never see from the studio that pioneered six-figure max wins: it shrinks the max win. A lot. The question is, why would BTG intentionally slash the potential of a sequel, and what did we get in return?