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Raccoons, neon cats and dark comic worlds: their illustrated looks lead into different collectors, wilds and feature modes.
Verified releases within the last 60 days. Each card shows its release date.
Newest release dates first. Games without a confirmed date are listed by name.
Le Bandit offers a useful starting point: golden positions prepare the grid for a separate cash reveal. Wanted Dead or a Wild builds features around duels and wild reels, while Beam Boys turns the cats’ laser shots into wild rows and offers a volatility selection. Those are different sequences, even when their interfaces all include feature purchases.
For each game, establish what builds up: values, multipliers, wild positions or a grid state. Then check when it is used and whether it lasts into the next spin. Individual reviews explain the available modes and purchases; the price and behaviour of one feature do not automatically apply to the others. Check RTP in the launched edition’s rules as well, rather than identifying a configuration from the studio name.