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Killer Night is dated 2 November and that is the entire record: a square on the release calendar with a name on it.

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Three days after Killer Night comes Super Golden Spins. Both are dated tiles on the same calendar, neither has a page, and this entry holds a name and 5 November.

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The return on this page reads 91.09%, and that deserves a flag rather than a shrug. Every game from this studio whose full ladder we hold carries four builds, and the bottom rung of each sits within a tenth of 91: Happy Cappy 91.12%, 777 Money Strike 91.06%, Bounty Cove 91.04%. A headline figure of 91.09% lands exactly on that bottom rung.

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G.I. Joe is dated 11 November with a return of 95.84%, and that figure is the point. The twelve unbranded Red Tiger titles dated 2026 in this catalogue sit between 96.05% and 96.2%. The studio's two Hasbro-licensed games sit below all of them: Ouija at 95.08% on 27 October, and this one.

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Cypher of Ra slots into Fantasma's calendar for 12 November, between Koi Falls in October and 3 Bandits five days later. That is twelve dated titles the studio has published, eight of them still ahead - more forward visibility than any other studio in this catalogue offers.

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Free spins once in 167 spins is the shortest wait of any game in this batch, and roughly a third of what Demon Beats asks for the same studio's bonus. Two NetEnt titles five weeks apart, both built on avalanches and multipliers, with the feature arriving at very different rates - a reminder that the headline return says almost nothing about how a game actually feels.

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Royal Hunt is dated 12 November and already carries every figure the studio will give it; announcements here arrive specified rather than empty. The return is 96.36%, the top prize 5,000x, wins land on 31.05% of spins, and the game runs ways across six reels and four rows. Variance: VERY-HIGH. Stakes reach 200 from a tenth, and entry to the bonus is purchasable.

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Fire in the Hole 4 is dated 17 November, with an exclusive window opening on the 10th. A page for it appeared on the platform during the week of 19 October, replacing the placeholder slug it had been filed under. What the page carries is the two dates, an icon and nothing else: no maths block, no specification block, not one number.

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Slotmill was a one-entry studio in this catalogue, and Dr. Brainfart doubles it. Dated 17 November, with every field the studio keeps filled in: a 96.07% return, a second build at 94.08%, a 15,000x ceiling, Very High variance, a six-by-six avalanche grid where eight matching symbols pay from any position, and stakes from 0.20 to 100.

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Mighty Huntsman is dated 18 November, exclusive from the 11th, and it comes with a contradiction on its own page worth recording before anything else. The specification block sets the feature-buy flag to false. The feature list directly below it names Feature Buy. One of the two is wrong, and because the labelled field is the one we trust under our own rules, this entry says the game has no buy - provisionally, and subject to the first source that settles it.

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Fusion Fever now has a date, 24 November, and that is worth recording because for three weeks it did not. Fantasma announced this game, Call of the Reaper and 4 Spirits Power Partners with the release field left blank, which broke the one thing that made this studio's list easy to read: it had dated everything, months ahead, when almost nobody else does. All three have since been filled in, quietly, and the list is whole again.

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A ceiling of 100,000x makes this the largest top prize in our Big Time Gaming set, above Monster Quest at 99,900x and more than three times Extra Chilli: More Chilli at 30,000x. The return is 96.52%, second only to Monopoly Money and Monster Quest at 96.58%. High ceiling and high return together is a combination this studio does not usually offer.

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4 Spirits Power Partners is the second Power Partners title Fantasma has announced, after Zeus Power Partners in late September, and the two are built to a pattern. Both are rated Medium. Both run ways rather than paylines. Both sit on grids narrower than the studio's usual: Zeus on a tapered diamond, this one on a plain 5x3 for 243 ways, the smallest layout Fantasma has given any game we track.

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Two of this group's best-known games are being welded together. Gonzo's Quest is NetEnt's 2010 cascade slot and the reason avalanches became standard; Mental is Nolimit City's psychiatric horror from 2021, a 96.08% return on a 66,666x ceiling with variance the studio rates 10 out of 10. Gonzo Goes Mental is dated 26 November, exclusive from the 19th, and is listed under NetEnt.

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A 3x1 grid with one payline. Fortune Climb: Sugar Baby, dated 30 November, is the smallest layout in this entire catalogue by a wide margin - three positions in a single row, where the next smallest is 3x3.

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