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Two and a half thousand times bet is a small number for Hacksaw, and that is the most informative thing about Le Sortudo. The studio shipped a 50,000x Zeus rework and a 10,000x single-line machine within a fortnight of this one; a 2,500x cap on a 3/5 volatility rating puts it at the opposite end of its own catalogue.

Push Gaming spent the first half of 2026 mining its own back catalogue. Razor Shark Jackpots arrived in June after a near two-year gap in the series, Jammin' Jars Ways in May, Space Jars and Vegas Vault within weeks of each other. Against that run, 3 Liberty Eagles is one of the few 2026 titles from the studio that is not a sequel or a reworking of something that already sold.

The most reliable thing about Bear Patrol is the artwork. Peter & Sons has spent years building a reputation for the most visually distinctive slots in the business, and Bigwinboard credits the studio with some of the strongest production in the market here — while scoring the game 6/10 and noting that it relies more on atmosphere than innovation.

Three Jars games shipped from Push Gaming inside eight weeks: Jammin' Jars Ways in May, Space Jars in June, with Big Bamboo 2 and Razor Shark Jackpots either side. Read together, 2026 looks less like a year of new ideas at Push and more like a systematic working of the back catalogue.

Nearly two years passed without a Razor Shark release, which for Push Gaming's biggest franchise is a long silence. Razor Shark Jackpots ended it in June 2026 by grafting a five-tier instant jackpot onto the original's structure, with the Mega tier paying 5,000x.

Jammin' Jars is the game that made cluster pays mainstream. Push Gaming released it in 2018 with a 96.83% RTP and a 20,000x ceiling, and the wandering multiplier jar — a symbol that stays on the grid and doubles up through cascades — became one of the most copied mechanics of the following five years.

Reworking Book of Dead is the riskiest thing Play'n GO can do. The 2016 original is among the most played slots in Europe — a simple expanding-symbol book game with a 5,000x cap that survived a decade of mechanical escalation by being legible and cheap to spin.