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.

Fresh off its high-profile move to the Nasdaq Stockholm exchange, Hacksaw Gaming’s latest release, Aiko and the Wind Spirit, launches today, July 24, 2025, across all listed Hacksaw casinos. At first glance, the game is a stunning departure, swapping the studio’s signature grit for a serene art style that is an unmistakable homage to a Studio Ghibli classic. The question is, does it just look different, or does it play different?

The Fire Joker series started out as a minimalistic 3-reel slot in 2016. Over time, it’s grown a bit louder and a lot bolder — but with Fire Joker Blitz, releasing 28 August, Play’n GO has overhauled the formula entirely. It drops the classic reel layout, ramps up the volatility, and introduces a fresh set of features built around Cash Coins, progressive bonuses, and a new 6-reel engine.

After easing off the gas with Flight Mode, Nolimit City is back on brand with Brute Force: Alien Onslaught — a high-volatility, Wild-stacked release that ditches the usual xMechanic soup in favour of a single, supercharged system. It’s not their most volatile slot. It’s not their highest-paying. But with an 80,000x max payout and a volatility rating of 31.61σ, this one still lands squarely inside NLC’s all-time top 10 on both fronts.

NetEnt is taking back the piggy bank. After letting Red Tiger remix Piggy Riches into two Megaways adaptations, the studio behind the original is now returning to the franchise it created with Piggy Riches 3: Hog Heaven, due out across the many NetEnt casinos on August 26, 2025.

From what we’ve seen so far, this isn’t just a remaster or a feature-reskin. Hog Heaven appears to be a fully reimagined sequel—one that leans on NetEnt’s signature style of clear mechanics, collectible progress, and satisfying buildup. And notably, no Megaways in sight this time.