18 June 2026 – Play’n GO unveils Shark Feast, a neon-soaked underwater release starring Jawsome Joe, a theatrical shark who crashes the Neon Jellyfish Festival in a string of absurd disguises. Shark Feast drops players into a world of self-aware humour, bright aquatic visuals and festival mayhem, where Jawsome Joe turns a seabed celebration into his own outrageous spectacle. Built around a 6-reel scatter pays setup with cascading action, the game leans into comic timing and visual personality rather than menace, presenting an underwater setting filled with oddball sea creatures, colourful symbols and a mischievous central character with a taste for disruption. The game’s strongest appeal lies in how confidently it commits to its theme. Shark Feast is not simply set beneath the waves – it uses the Neon Jellyfish Festival as the backdrop for a playful clash between party atmosphere and cartoon chaos. Jawsome Joe’s disguises and the escalating festival mood give the release a distinct identity, while the different Free Spins modes – Jelly Fish Festival, Deep Sea Fiesta and Aqua Beat Carnival – reinforce the sense of a celebration that keeps building in scale and absurdity. That makes Shark Feast a natural fit for players who enjoy Play’n GO titles with bold visual character and a strong comic thread running through the experience. Its underwater world feels light, colourful and intentionally exaggerated, combining festival energy with a shark protagonist who is more showman than predator. The result is a release that balances mischief and spectacle in a way that feels unmistakably Play’n GO. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Shark Feast gave us the chance to create something with a lot of personality – bright, strange and full of comic energy. Jawsome Joe brings a theatrical edge to the underwater setting, and that contrast helped shape a game world that feels lively from the very first moment.” With Shark Feast, Play’n GO delivers an underwater release with humour, colour and a central character who knows exactly how to steal the show.

11 June 2026 – Play’n GO unveils Buildin’ Even More Bucks, a 5-reel video slot built around Lenny’s treasure hunt, a crafty crew, and a construction site where every helping hand adds colour to the story. Lenny is chasing his family’s long-lost treasure, but he has no intention of doing the heavy lifting alone. With a grin and a half-sold promise, he gathers three companions to help him search for the hidden hoard. Woody Elf, Grout Bricky, and Fairy Mary each bring their own distinct touch to the dig, turning the game into a lively tale of teamwork, suspicion, and glittering ambition. The result is a playful world where treasure hunting meets handiwork, and where the cast’s personalities shape the tone from the outset. Rather than leaning on spectacle alone, Buildin’ Even More Bucks keeps its focus on character. Lenny remains the schemer at the centre of the action, but the wider crew gives the game its rhythm, texture, and humour. Wood, brick, and gold are woven into the setting as visual motifs, giving the construction site a sense of movement and identity while reinforcing the idea that this search is never a solo operation. Even when Lenny appears to be leading from the front, there is always the sense that he is quietly keeping an eye on the best share for himself. That balance of cheek, collaboration, and treasure-chasing charm gives the release a clear narrative identity. It is a setting full of mortar dust, bright materials, and sly character moments, presented with the kind of light comic touch that makes Play’n GO’s character-led releases memorable. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Buildin’ Even More Bucks has a strong cast dynamic at its heart. Lenny’s treasure hunt is full of personality, and that mix of teamwork, mischief, and visual flair gives the game a playful identity from the very first moment.” With a colourful crew and a treasure map that may or may not be entirely trustworthy, Buildin’ Even More Bucks offers a neatly crafted theme built on charm, chemistry, and a little bit of golden opportunism.

4 June 2026 – Play’n GO turns the skyline into a monster-movie battleground with Primal Rampage, a 3-reel video slot where the city shakes beneath one colossal ape. Sirens cut through the streets. Vault alarms flash. Cracked concrete, military hardware and glowing tech fill the reels as a towering ape takes control of the urban sprawl. Primal Rampage moves away from deep jungle imagery and plants its story firmly in the concrete jungle, where steel, neon and raw force collide under a skyline built to be broken. At the centre of the game is a compact 3-reel setup, giving the release a direct, hard-hitting pace that suits its larger-than-life lead character. Rage Symbols, Vaults and the Primal Wheel all feed into the sense of a city under pressure, while Kong Quest and King Spin Free Spins extend the chaos with shifting reels, smashed vaults and a visual rhythm that mirrors the ape’s growing fury. The artwork brings scale to the screen from the opening moments. The legendary giant ape looms behind reinforced reels, surrounded by burning streets, scattered gear and locked-away treasures. Symbols such as tanks, jets, communication equipment, steel-stamped royals, glowing Wilds and blazing Rage icons help create a world that feels tough, metallic and built for impact. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Primal Rampage is all about size, force and visual clarity. We wanted the city setting to feel alive with pressure, with our ape character dominating the screen in a way that is instantly readable, bold and full of personality.” With its urban monster-movie setting, muscular art direction and chest-thumping lead character, Primal Rampage brings concrete, chaos and heavy metal energy to Play’n GO’s 2026 slot line-up.

At NEXT.io in Malta, Chief Commercial Officer Magnus Olsson and Head of Brand & Communication Andrew Pink sat down for a frank conversation about two topics reshaping iGaming – and why one of them is, quite literally, a matter of survival. AI Partnerships: More Than a Percentage For Magnus Olsson, the shift happening in AI isn't primarily a technology story – it's a relationship story. "If you have a supplier relationship, it's all about the commercials," he explains. "It's all a percentage in a contract. And that's fine, but you can build on that." Building on that, for Play'n GO, means using AI as the foundation for a different kind of partnership entirely – one where shared data, shared goals, and shared accountability replace the transactional dynamic that has long defined the supplier-operator relationship. The ambition isn't efficiency for its own sake. It's creating a positive cycle in which better tools help operators succeed, which in turn delivers better entertainment to players. What's telling is that this isn't aspirational for Olsson. Operators are already coming to Play'n GO because of the value this model can deliver. The demand is there. The question is who's ready to meet it. Sustainability: Bigger Than Going Green If the AI conversation challenges conventional supplier relationships, the sustainability conversation challenges something more fundamental – the assumption that the industry will simply continue to exist. Andrew Pink, who spoke on the sustainability track at NEXT.io, is clear about Play'n GO's position: sustainability isn't an environmental agenda. It's a question of long-term industry health. Play'n GO publishes a comprehensive annual sustainability report – a commitment that goes beyond what's required of a private company. But Pink argues the conversation needs to reach further, into game design, regulatory alignment, and responsible business practice across the board. "If the industry doesn't get its act together, we may be regulated completely out of existence," he says. "To be a sustainable industry, we need to behave in the right way." Olsson puts it even more directly: "It's literally about survival in many cases." You'd be forgiven for thinking that this is a pessimistic outlook but it is in fact the kind of clarity that defines real leadership – and the lens through which Play'n GO approaches both its partnerships and its role in the wider industry.

28 May 2026 – Play’n GO signals a new release with Track n’ Gold, a desert-rail tale where polished brass, dusty mesas and a watchful conductor set the tone for mischief on the line. Track n’ Gold leans into the romance of steam at sundown: the whistle cuts through dry air, signal lights blink like coded messages, and the rails seem to promise that whatever you’re looking for is always one bend ahead. At the centre of it all is a moustached conductor with a knowing grin, the kind of character who looks like he’s witnessed near-misses, lucky breaks and the occasional strange delivery from a locked carriage. The game’s world is built from small, story-rich details. A pocket watch suggests timing is everything. A lamp throws warm light across the platform. A hat and whistle feel lifted from a well-worn travel trunk, while the desert backdrop keeps the horizon wide and restless. Even the warnings and vaultwork reinforce the feeling that this route isn’t just about getting from A to B – it’s about what turns up between stations. Visually, Track n’ Gold keeps its identity crisp and characterful. The locomotive takes pride of place against a vast sky, framed by bold colours that read instantly on both desktop and mobile. Around it, the iconography is unmistakably rail-bound – signals, carriage hardware and oversized emblems that look like they’ve thundered in with the freight. It’s a setting that balances warmth with a hint of trouble, like a postcard from a town that only exists when the train arrives. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “With Track n’ Gold, we wanted to capture that particular feeling of a steam train cutting across open country – familiar, cinematic, and full of little details that invite you to look closer. It’s a world with character in every corner, led by a conductor who clearly has stories to tell.” With its sunbaked backdrop, bold rail iconography, and a cast of familiar objects that feel lifted from the conductor’s own kit, Track n’ Gold delivers a setting that’s easy to read and hard to forget. From the first whistle to the last signal light, it’s all about atmosphere – a clean, character-led snapshot of the frontier, rolling in right on time.

26 May 2026 – Play’n GO unveils Granny’s Wild, a 5-reel video slot where a quiet habit becomes a full-scale spectacle when Granny’s long-hoarded coin jar finally splits open. Nobody really clocked how serious Granny was about her spare change. The jar sat there for years, always a little heavier, always a little louder, always one clink away from giving the game away. Call it thrift. Call it routine. Granny calls it preparation. When the moment arrives, she does not make a fuss. A small grin. A neat adjustment of those unmistakable glasses. Then the switch flips and the familiar front room turns into a riot of colour, with coins skittering across the reels as her jar snaps to attention, gathering up every shiny reminder of the plan she has been building for decades. Granny’s Wild leans into that contrast – cosy charm on the surface, calculated mischief underneath. Coins are not just part of the décor, they are the story’s engine, pulled into Granny’s trusty jar as the scene grows louder and brighter. Scratch cards and sudden bursts of motion add to the sense that Granny has a few more tricks tucked away than anyone ever suspected, while the tone stays light, cheeky, and proudly character-led. Play’n GO has a knack for giving its worlds a clear personality, and Granny fits right in – an unlikely mastermind whose calm confidence carries the entire experience. It is a story about patience paying off, about ordinary objects turning into something theatrical, and about never underestimating the person who has been quietly preparing in the background. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play'n GO, said: “Granny’s Wild is built around a character who feels instantly familiar, then immediately surprises you. Granny’s coin jar is her calling card – and once it cracks open, the whole world follows her lead.” Granny has been saving for years. Now she is ready to show exactly why.

The Swedish gaming giant confirms its entry into another regulated market with its industry leading portfolio of games coming soon to Alberta 22 May 2026 – Play’n GO, the world’s leading casino entertainment provider, has been granted a licence to supply online gaming content in the Canadian province of Alberta, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued expansion across regulated North American markets. The licence, awarded by the Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission (AGLC), enables the company to provide its portfolio of premium online casino titles to licensed operators in the province, ahead of Alberta’s planned go‑live later this year. Alberta represents an important new regulated opportunity within Canada, complementing Play’n GO’s established presence in Ontario and Quebec, and reinforcing the company’s long‑standing commitment to operating exclusively within regulated jurisdictions. Magnus Olsson, Chief Commercial Officer of Play’n GO, said: “Being granted a licence in Alberta is another important step in our North American growth journey and further strengthens our presence in Canada. "Regulated markets are the foundation of our business, and Alberta represents an exciting opportunity to expand our footprint in a jurisdiction that shares our commitment to high standards, player protection and long‑term sustainability." The Alberta licence forms part of Play’n GO’s broader strategy to grow through regulated market expansion, working closely with licensed operators to deliver high‑quality, compliant content built on innovation, responsibility and lasting commercial value. As part of its market entry preparations, Play’n GO has aligned its technology and game portfolio with Alberta’s regulatory standards and requirements, with an initial batch of game titles undergoing certification to ensure launch readiness. To find out more about Play’n GO, please visit www.playngo.com

21 May 2026 – Play’n GO cranks the neon and the menace for Treats of Terror II, a 5x5 grid slot set in a nostalgic 1980s American arcade where the concessions have teeth. Sticky carpets, humming machines, and that familiar glow of cabinet screens – this is the kind of place where teenagers once vanished for six-hour high-score binges. In Treats of Terror II, the snacks have noticed. They’re sentient, they’re fed up, and they’re done being background props for button-mashing marathons. At the centre of the chaos is the Gobstopper – a rolling, ravenous brute with a simple mission: sniff out the arcade’s most coveted prizes and crunch them into history. It’s cartoon horror with sugar on top, where the prize booth flashes like a beacon at the back of the room and the air feels one chomp away from panic. Treats of Terror II leans hard into that Saturday-morning style that’s been left out too late. Candy colours clash with sharp shadows, prize tickets flutter like bait, and the arcade’s mascot energy curdles into something far less friendly. It’s playful, grimy, and packed with the kind of nostalgic detail that makes you smell fizzy cola and hear coins clatter. Following Play’n GO’s original Treats of Terror – which took its scares to a haunted cinema – this sequel swaps flickering screens for buzzing arcade lights, keeping the brand’s taste for stylised horror while pushing the setting into louder, brighter territory. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Treats of Terror II is built around a simple idea – comfort-food nostalgia, then the rug pull. The arcade is colourful, funny, and slightly disgusting in the best way, and the Gobstopper makes sure it never feels safe for long.” Treats of Terror II is a love letter to retro arcades with a bite mark through the middle – where the snacks don’t just stare back, they stalk the room.

14 May 2026 – A glittering treasure cove, a hoarding Manta Ray, and a crew of deeply unqualified sea creatures collide in Manta Mayhem, Play’n GO’s latest ocean tale built around mischief, rivalry and shiny distractions. Hidden in a secluded stretch of ocean sits a trove of magical clams, long left alone for good reason. The cove is guarded by a greedy, grumpy Manta Ray who treats the place like a personal museum, carefully arranging every strange object he’s collected over the years. It’s a lair with rules, and one clear message to trespassers: hands off the clams. Naturally, that’s exactly what attracts trouble. In a nearby trench, a ragtag crew of odd sea creatures hatch a plan that sounds clever right up until you hear the details. They want the clams, they want the glory, and they’re convinced they can outsmart a territorial guardian with nothing but nerve and something suitably sparkly. Their checklist is charmingly chaotic: distract the Manta Ray, grab the clams, and “look scary” (a work in progress). Manta Mayhem leans into playful underwater storytelling, swapping heroic swagger for frantic improvisation as this would-be heist troupe weaves through reefs, dodges watchful eyes, and tries to keep the operation from turning into a soggy disaster. It’s a bright, character-led caper where curiosity causes problems, greed fuels grudges, and the ocean keeps score. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “We loved building a cast that’s more confident than competent, then dropping them into a treasure cove guarded by a Manta Ray who never forgets a missing trinket. Manta Mayhem is full of personality – it’s colourful, comedic, and driven by that classic ‘bad plan getting worse’ energy.” Whether players side with the guardian or the would-be thieves, Manta Mayhem delivers an underwater story where the real prize is the chaos along the way.

7 May 2026 – Play’n GO unleashes Colt Lightning Inferno, a high-impact video slot where fire and lightning collide across a scorched frontier ruled by raw elemental power. The Colt returns in a blaze of electric fury, charging through a desert landscape split by thunderbolts and rolling storm clouds. In Colt Lightning Inferno, the untamed West is reimagined as a battleground of flame and sky, where a mystic horseshoe crackles with energy and a fireball burns at the heart of the reels. Animal spirits – from soaring eagles to watchful mountain lions and coiled snakes – stand as emblems of survival in a land forged by heat and light. At the centre of the storm lies the Inferno Core, a visual force that gathers electric fire coins as they strike. With every surge, the atmosphere intensifies, reflecting Play’n GO’s focus on immersive worlds and evolving reel mechanics. When lightning frames descend, symbols are transformed in flashes of flame, reinforcing the sense of nature bending to elemental power. And when fireballs blaze across the grid, the Colt itself shifts form, embodying a fiercer presence shaped by the storm. Colt Lightning Inferno builds on Play’n GO’s legacy of animal-driven titles and high-impact reel experiences, combining cinematic presentation with dynamic payways that expand during key moments. The frontier setting offers a bold contrast to the lush jungles and mythic realms seen in other releases, showcasing the studio’s range while maintaining its hallmark polish and clarity across mobile and desktop. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Colt Lightning Inferno captures a raw, elemental energy that players immediately feel. The visual evolution of the reels and the presence of the Inferno Core give the game a strong identity within our portfolio, while the Western storm setting adds a striking new dimension.” With fire in the sky and thunder at its hooves, Colt Lightning Inferno delivers a commanding addition to Play’n GO’s 2026 line-up.

6 May 2026 – Play’n GO, the world’s leading casino entertainment provider, is proud to announce that Reactoonz 100 has been named Game of the Year at the SBC Europe Awards 2026, held last week in Malta. The award recognises the outstanding creative ambition, commercial performance and cultural impact of Reactoonz 100, which has quickly established itself as one of the most significant releases in Play’n GO’s history. Building on the legacy of the much-loved Reactoonz series, the title has delivered exceptional engagement across regulated European markets since launch. Reactoonz 100 was supported by a record-breaking launch campaign as part of Play’n GO’s 20th anniversary celebrations, most notably sending the series’ iconic character Garga into space – a first for the iGaming industry, since copied. The activation captured attention far beyond traditional industry channels and reinforced Play’n GO’s reputation for creativity that extends well beyond the game itself. Andrew Pink, Head of Brand & Communication at Play’n GO, said: “Winning Game of the Year is a huge moment for Reactoonz 100 and for everyone across Play’n GO who brought this project to life. “Reactoonz is one of the most important franchises in our history, and with Reactoonz 100 we set out to push both the creative and cultural boundaries of what a game launch could be. This award is a powerful validation of that ambition, and of the belief that bold ideas, executed properly, still cut through in this industry.” Since its release, Reactoonz 100 has achieved near-universal rollout across Play’n GO’s partner network in more than 35 regulated markets, delivering strong and sustained performance well beyond launch. Its success reflects both the enduring appeal of the Reactoonz brand and Play’n GO’s continued focus on innovation within a responsible, regulation‑first framework. The Game of the Year win at the SBC Europe Awards further strengthens Play’n GO’s position as the leading supplier of premium casino entertainment, following a year defined by landmark launches, creative ambition and industry recognition. To find out more about Play’n GO, please visit www.playngo.com

30 April 2026 – Play’n GO reveals Wrappin’ Gold, launching 30 April 2026, where a newly roused mummy pursues stolen treasures from the tomb to the heavens. Rudely awakened from centuries of silence, the long-lost mummy of the greedy Pharaoh Khufu discovers his precious gems have been taken by Queen Cleo and her pillaging minions. With patience gone and pride wounded, Khufu sets off in relentless pursuit, ready to chase even Ra across the sky to reclaim what he believes is rightfully his. Wrappin’ Gold leans into the playful side of ancient Egypt, blending regal swagger with mischievous grave-robber chaos. Khufu is no serene monarch in repose, but a determined figure dragged back into the world by theft and taunting. Against him stands Queen Cleo, framed as a bold instigator whose raids turn temples and tombs into the stage for a high-speed rivalry. The result is a character-led tale of possession, ego, and payback, wrapped in sun-baked mystique and divine-scale theatrics. This 5-reel video slot centres its storytelling on pursuit and confrontation: a treasure-owner who refuses to be laughed at, a raiding queen who never stops pushing her luck, and a sun god who becomes the ultimate line in the sand. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “With Wrappin’ Gold, we wanted to spotlight a bold clash of personalities – Khufu’s stubborn determination against Queen Cleo’s audacious mischief – and frame it as a fast, cinematic chase that keeps the story front and centre.” Wrappin’ Gold is a sharp, character-driven Egyptian caper where pride sparks the pursuit and the sky itself becomes the finish line.