Pragmatic Play’s upcoming live game show, Dice City, brings back the dice board format first seen in Boom City—but this time, it’s being pitched as leaner, cleaner, and better-paced. While much of the layout looks familiar, the structure and bonus logic appear reworked to offer faster access to features, more consistent pacing, and less of the friction that weighed down its predecessor.
Big Time Gaming has never been shy about reinventing how slots work. From the chaos of Megaways to the cluster logic of Megaclusters or even the most recent 3D Cluster Pays, BTG’s innovations have reshaped the category. Now, they’re taking that mindset into a new genre with the launch of TapCards—a tap-to-reveal game series that blends familiar brands with instant-win sensibilities.
Four titles are rolling out across BTG casinos this July: Millionaire TapCards (01.07), Bonanza TapCards (03.07), Extra Chilli TapCards (09.07), and Big Bucks Deluxe TapCards (10.07). All four offer the same top-line spec: up to 25,000x max win, 96.45% top RTP, and the ability to play a round in under 10 seconds.
But what exactly is a TapCard—and who’s it for?
Nolimit City has long built its reputation on punishing volatility and unapologetically dark themes, but Flight Modebreaks form in more ways than one. Set aboard a budget airline spiralling into chaos, this is the studio's first medium volatility release in years — and a surprisingly accessible one at that. Oh, and it's coming out across NLC casinos tomorrow, on June 17th.
Relax Gaming’s Dream Drop network kicked off 2025 with a familiar headline: another Mega Jackpot win, this time worth €2.9 million. It came from a €0.30 spin on Money Train Origins Dream Drop, making it the network’s 21st Mega overall—and the first ever in Hungary.
But the jackpot itself is just part of the story. Since launching in 2022, Dream Drop has grown from a simple progressive feature into one of the most varied, high-frequency jackpot ecosystems on the market. And in 2025, it’s evolving again.
