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Play’n GO Lines Up Five New Slots Through October

Play’n GO is treating October like a season finale rather than a single release, with five different slots landing across the month. You’ll find a haunted mansion already open, a cyberpunk fox mid-heist, and a climbing tower, a sandy Egyptian temple and a buffalo plain still to come before Halloween.

What’s been released

First out of the gate was Ghost Booster! GO Guaranteed, which
Play’n GO released on 1 October 2026 as a haunted-themed video slot set across rolling hills and a ghostly mansion where coin collection, a jackpot wheel and a guaranteed bonus mechanic all sit together
.

That was followed on 8 October by Redtail Robber Cash Vault Heist, which
brings a futuristic vault heist to the reels with Robbert Redtail the Fox at the centre of the action, set against neon city lights, high-tech gadgets and a criminally handsome thief
. iGaming Business lists it as a
five-reel, 5×4 slot built around coin prizes, mystery cashpots and a bonus game that collects value over multiple spins, running at medium volatility across 20 paylines
.

Two more are pencilled in before the month ends. Tower Run Treasure Steps is
a cascading scatter pays title with progressive Wilds and multipliers, instant Monster prizes and a Treasure Room Hold & Spin bonus
, while Wrappin More Gold takes the studio back to Ancient Egypt with
a 5-reel, 20-payline slot pairing up to three simultaneous Collect & Win pots with a growing mummy that collects Coins and Gems
, due to go live on
22 October
. Rounding out the slate is Beasts of Fire Inferno, which
brings proven Colt Lightning Inferno mechanics into a buffalo-inspired theme designed for familiarity and US market appeal
, with a go-live expected around
29 October
.

How it plays

Each game leans on a different hook. In Ghost Booster,
six or more Coin symbols trigger the Hold & Spin bonus, and if that round finishes below the meter’s built-up value, the meter lifts the reward to a guaranteed minimum
, while a separate track tied to the ghost characters adds jackpot wheel spins as players keep collecting.

Redtail Robber plays out across several layers of coin-chasing. The fox himself does the heavy lifting:
landing on reel 5 in the base game, the Fox collects and pays all landed Coin values, and may also receive a random multiplier
. The bonus round raises the stakes further, as
each Coin has a chance to trigger entry, while six Coin symbols in a single spin guarantee activation, and the feature opens on an empty grid with three lives that reset whenever a new Coin or Mystery symbol lands, paying the combined value of everything collected when it ends
.

Tower Run Treasure Steps builds its tension through two parallel counters.
It combines two reward rhythms on a 5×5 cascading scatter pay grid, where within a spin each win charges a nine-segment Win-O-Meter of Destiny that unlocks Wilds, then more Wilds with a global multiplier, and finally a Treasure Room Hold & Spin at full charge
, and
across spins a character called Bob advances towards Monster encounters every 18 steps, each awarding an instant prize
. Wrappin More Gold, meanwhile, stacks its features through
an 8×5 expansion, 2x/3x multiplier and double coin/gem sets that feed a Wild-triggered four-tier Instant Bonus topping out at 2000x bet, plus Bonus Spins and a GO Ultra side-bet modifier
.

Where it fits

None of these five titles reinvent Play’n GO’s toolkit so much as remix it, which tracks with the studio’s usual output. Trade reviewers note the developer has
well over 200 slots produced, with a production rate of around three to four titles per month
, so a five-game October is a busy spell rather than an outlier. Play’n GO’s games carry recognised certification wherever they land, with the
supplier licensed by a number of reputable authorities, including MGA and UKGC, and tested by BMM Testlabs
, which is why titles like these typically filter through to UK-facing operators within weeks of their first go-live date. For players who’ve grown used to the studio’s collect-and-win pots and Hold & Spin finales, this run offers a seasonal haunted house alongside steadier Egyptian and heist-themed variations on the same ideas, with the buffalo-themed Beasts of Fire Inferno built with one eye on the US market rather than the UK shelf specifically.

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