Slot games in the lobby, title by title

Which slot studios made these titles

The table groups the titles by studio where the maker is well established. For the rest, the studio name appears in the information panel inside each game, and we add it here once it has been confirmed.

Reading a slot entry on this site

• Studio is the company that built the game. A title plays the same wherever the studio's version is offered, so the studio tells you more than the theme does.
• Layout gives reels × rows and how wins are counted: fixed paylines, ways to win, or pay anywhere.
• Volatility is the studio's own rating. It describes how payouts are spread, not what a session will return.
• Max win appears only as a studio figure, a theoretical ceiling rather than an expectation.
• Demo marks a title that was not seen in the lobby on the check date. The guide still describes the game as its studio publishes it; see what the Demo label means.

Terms such as RTP, volatility and buy bonus are defined in the slot terms glossary, from RTP to demo mode.

Where the live slot lobby may differ

The lobby is not a fixed menu. New releases are pushed into the featured rows, older tiles move further down or drop out, and seasonal titles such as Oktoberfest Fortune come and go. The order above is the order of 20 October 2026 only.

The return to player of the exact version you open is shown in that game's information panel, and this list does not quote it. For how the menus, filters and search of the lobby are put together, read how the SlotKaki game lobby is organised. To see what a given RTP means for the cost of a session, try the expected session cost calculator.

Every title here is paid entertainment with a house edge, so set a stake and a time limit first and use the tools on the responsible gaming page. For app-based classics, see the Mega888 title list; for crash and other instant games, see E-Games.