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Collect'Em is Playtech's answer to a problem every large supplier eventually faces: how to make dozens of unrelated themes feel like one product line. The answer is a shared cash-collect layer — coin values land, a collector sweeps them — bolted onto whatever setting is next in the pipeline. Candy Roll is the sweets one.

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Football slots have a structural problem: the sport's appeal is unpredictability between two sides, and a slot has neither sides nor genuine drama. Most solve it with crowd noise and a penalty-shootout bonus. Soccer! Collect'Em shares the cash-collect layer Playtech is rolling across its catalogue and adds wilds, scatters, free spins and fixed jackpots.

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Lucky Drums 88 lands on 7 September, the second of two Pragmatic titles dated in the first week of the month.

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Duck Hunters 2 is the third entry in what has quietly become a Nolimit City sub-series, following the original Duck Hunters and the 2026 spin-off Duck Hunters: Happy Hour. The studio dates it to 10 September 2026 and has now filled in the specification.

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Play'n GO dates Triple Beasts of Fortune for 10 September, a week after Infernal Trinity. Three beasts this time rather than three phoenixes, and the studio's second triple-something in eight days.

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Eternal Diamonds is dated 10 September, one of three Pragmatic titles now sitting on the studio's dated shelf - the most it has carried at once since we started tracking it.

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Helios - Triple Sun is the furthest-out title on Pragmatic's dated shelf, set for 14 September.

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Red Tiger has published the numbers for this one but almost nothing else. The game page carries a single line, "No party like a temple party", and the promise of more information later. The specification block, unusually, is already complete.

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Sequels to fifteen-year-old slots are a genre of their own now, and this is one of the more loaded examples. The 2011 original was a NetEnt landmark, the game that made walking wilds a standard mechanic. Whatever the sequel does will be measured against that, fairly or not.

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Midas Hype House is set in a mansion on Mount Olympus where, in the studio's own words, legendary creatures and viral fame collide. It lands 17 September.

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Peter & Sons dates Viking Legacy: Hold & Win for 17 September, and the entry arrives complete - which in this catalogue is rarer than it should be.

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Nolimit City's autumn roadmap runs to five games, and three of them are sequels: Outsourced 2, Duck Hunters 2, Gator Hunters 2. Ding Dong Death is one of only two original titles on it. That alone earns it a second look, even though the studio has released not one word on how the game actually behaves.

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Big Time Gaming returns to Extra Chilli, one of the games that made Megaways worth licensing, and layers a random bonus on top of it. Every base game spin can ignite a Chilli Bonus Respin, which resolves as one of four things: Duplicate Wild scattering purple wilds in a random direction, Increased Ways forcing at least four symbols onto every reel, Double Multiplier opening at x2 and climbing by two per reaction, or Chilli Wild turning every green chilli on reels two to five wild.

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Money Train 5 is the fifth instalment of the series that made Relax Gaming's name, announced after a teaser campaign that had the industry guessing and confirmed for 24 September 2026. Relax describes the franchise as one of the most successful in slots, and the sequel was revealed as a deliberate escalation rather than a safe follow-up.

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Announced, dated, and almost entirely undocumented. Red Tiger has confirmed 24 September for the network release with an exclusive week on the provider's platform beforehand, and the page metadata carries 96.11% RTP against a 20,000x ceiling. Underneath, the database holds more than the page shows: scatter pays on 6x5, 27.63% of spins returning something, a floor of 0.10 on the stake and a buy option. The visible body still reads "More info coming soon".

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Another Zeus. The Greek pantheon is the most worked-over theme in slots, and Zeus Power Partners, dated 24 September, makes no pretence otherwise - thunder, lightning, a god commanding the reels.

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Dream Drop is Relax Gaming's progressive jackpot network, and its appearance in this title is the significant part. Print Studios distributes through Relax's Silver Bullet programme, and joining the jackpot network means a share of every spin across dozens of games feeds a pooled prize — the mechanism that has kept Money Train's publisher relevant against studios with far bigger catalogues.

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"Fire meets fury" is the entire published description. Beyond that, Red Tiger has released two dates plus a 96.15% return and a 25,000x cap carried in the page metadata. Playin's record fills in the rest: twenty paylines across 5x3, a hit rate of 47.78%, stakes opening at 0.20 and a buy option. Close to half of all spins returning something is high for a game reaching this far, which points to many small wins carrying the base game while the ceiling stays a distant event.

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