Big Time Gaming’s Megaclusters format is back in action with Star Clusters 2, releasing September 24, 2025. The original 2020 release was the debut of the mechanic, later followed by Star Clusters Megapays. This sequel raises the ceiling to a huge 34,500x stake and leans on Gold Wild multipliers that can climb all the way to x100. For players who enjoy volatile cluster gameplay, there’s reason to keep reading.
Launching on 24th September 2025, Pragmatic Play’s Money Time takes the 54-segment wheel formula and turns it into the studio’s boldest live show yet. Four bonus games, boosters of up to 50x each spin, and headline payouts stretching to 40,000x your stake put it far beyond anything seen in their earlier wheels.
There’s a new name bubbling up under the Evolution Group umbrella, and it’s playing its cards close to the chest. Sneaky Slots first appeared in mid-2025 with little more than a cheeky line on its website: “Cooking a new studio – launching very soon.” That’s not much to go on, but the studio has already pulled off a coup. Just weeks after surfacing, Sneaky announced a licensing deal with Nolimit City, giving it the keys to the entire suite of xMechanics — xNudge, xWays, xBomb, and the rest of the chaos players know from titles like San Quentin and Fire in the Hole. Not a bad way to skip the queue.
Launching on 4 September 2025, Play’n GO’s Rise of Olympus Extreme takes one of its most successful franchises and drives the numbers into uncharted territory. The familiar 5x5 cascading grid is back, along with the trio of gods who have fronted the series since 2018. But this time volatility is pushed to the studio’s maximum rating of 10/10, multipliers can climb to x1000, and the prize ceiling doubles to a record-setting 50,000x the bet, or €5,000,000 at €100 stakes.
Launching on September 25, 2025, at the many more and less prominent NetEnt casinos, Gonzo’s Quest II: Return to El Dorado is the developer's full-scale modernisation of the Avalanche classic that first made Gonzo a household name back in 2013. A 6×4 setup that can stretch to eight rows and 262,144 ways, a 15,825x max payout, and a feature-buy worth more than most players’ entire session. Rather than banking on nostalgia, NetEnt has built a slot meant to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with today’s most aggressive grid releases.
