Every Galaxsys Game compared in one place.

Slap Shot

Slap Shot is a fast turbo release from Galaxsys built around a single tap of skill and timing. Each round can pay up to 100x the stake at a 97 percent RTP, with no difficulty levels or long rulebook to learn. Here is how the mechanics work, what the game actually pays, and where you can try it for free before betting real money.

Dr. Shocker

Dr. Shocker is one of Galaxsys's fast-paced Turbo titles, built around an electrical-circuit theme that matches its name. With an RTP sitting at approximately 97 percent, it follows the same quick-round format that defines the developer's wider Turbo catalog.

Tower Rush

Tower Rush is a climbing-themed Turbo title from Galaxsys, where each round advances a level at a time toward a fixed 100x ceiling. With an RTP of approximately 96 to 97 percent, it sits in the middle of the developer's fast-paced Turbo catalog.

Hamster Mania

Hamster Mania is a turbo-format instant game from Galaxsys, fronted by a secret-agent hamster mascot. Players set a stake and a target odd, then trigger a fast round to see whether the outcome clears it, with odds visibly ranging from x0.2 up to x1000. RTP sits at a confirmed 95 percent.

Cosmo Saga

Cosmo Saga is a turbo-category instant game from Galaxsys, built around a small cast of alien characters against a starfield backdrop. It carries a confirmed 98 percent RTP and a maximum win capped at x20 per round, a lower ceiling than several other Galaxsys instant games but a steadier one.

Atlantis

Atlantis is a turbo-category instant game from Galaxsys set on an underwater reef, fronted by a pufferfish mascot alongside a clownfish. A confirmed 98 percent RTP pairs with a published maximum win of x368, while tested rounds showed a visible multiplier ladder running from x1.7 up to x8.

Jungle Wheel

Jungle Wheel is Galaxsys' take on the wheel-spin instant game, wrapped in a green jungle theme with a stone-carved wheel as the centrepiece. The wheel is split into 15 coloured and numbered sectors, each carrying its own payout multiplier up to x200, and a Buy Bonus option lets you trigger the bonus wheel directly instead of waiting for it to land naturally. Here is how it works, where to play it, and what the RTP and max win figures actually mean.

Magic Dice

Magic Dice puts a pair of glowing dice inside a stone ritual circle and asks players to predict the roll rather than spin reels. It is one of Galaxsys' simplest Turbo titles mechanically, closer to a dice-prediction game than a traditional slot, which keeps rounds short and the interface uncluttered. Here is how the bet types work, where to play it, and what the RTP and max win figures actually mean.

Coin Flip

Coin Flip strips the classic heads-or-tails bet down to its simplest form and layers three difficulty tiers on top of it. A single spinning coin decides each round, but the depth comes from how many consecutive correct calls a player is willing to chain before cashing out. Here is how the tiers work, where to play it, and what the RTP and max win figures really mean.

Mr. Thimble

Three cups slide around a purple-curtained stage while a grinning magician hides a ball under one of them, and the player has to track where it lands. Nine sequential difficulty levels sit behind Standard Mode, and a chain bonus compounds every correct pick in a row, pushing the payout ceiling toward x18,900 before a single wrong guess ends the round. Here is what the RTP range actually means, which casinos carry the game, and how to avoid the mistakes that drain a bankroll fastest.

Golden RA

An ankh symbol and scarab imagery frame a row of sealed boxes, and picking the right ones in sequence builds a climbing multiplier instead of spinning reels. A difficulty selector shifts the RTP anywhere from 90.4 percent up to 98.4 percent, and an occasional x25 bonus mode pushes the ceiling toward x52,500. Here is how the box-picking mechanic actually behaves, which casinos carry the game, and what difficulty setting makes sense for a normal session.

Penalty

A football penalty shootout replaces spinning reels, and players bet on where the ball ends up rather than watching a wheel turn. Seven bet types cover exact sector, colour, row, goalpost, and miss or save outcomes, each carrying its own fixed multiplier up to x24. One of the older titles in the Galaxsys catalogue, its stadium presentation with confetti and floodlights has carried through into the studio's newer sports-themed releases. Here is how the shot mechanic actually works and which casinos carry it.

Figoal

Figoal is a football-themed turbo multiplier game built on an official Galaxsys x Luís Figo partnership, the game's own logo screen crediting the former Portugal and Real Madrid winger directly. Fast, round-based play sits on a confirmed 97% RTP. Here is how it plays and where to try it.

Knife Drop

Knife Drop swaps spinning reels for a single, fast action: fling a blade at a rotating target and see where it sticks. Apples that appear among the payout segments fill a progress bar toward a separate bonus round, so no throw is ever entirely wasted. Here is what the facts say about Knife Drop, where it runs, and how to try it risk-free first.

Play Me

Play Me trades reels and paylines for a grid of glowing tiles that light up in time with a soundtrack. Holding a tile keeps its multiplier climbing, and Boost Mode lets you lock in gold tiles risk-free partway through a round before deciding when to cash out. Here is what the facts say about Play Me, where it runs, and how to try it without risking anything first.

Instawin

Instawin trades reels and paylines for a vertical feed of swipeable cards, each one an independent bet that reveals its result the instant your finger releases the screen. Random heart icons build toward a guaranteed bonus run, and the format returns 98% to players over time. Here is what the swipe mechanic actually looks like, where you can try it, and what the heart bonus really does.

Totem

Totem is catalogued under Slots, but the actual client we tested shows a token rolling dice along a jungle path, passing through multiplier zones from x1.4 to x50 rather than spinning a set of reels. Here is what our screenshots actually show, and what Galaxsys has and has not disclosed.

Gangsta Piggy: Hold And Win

A hooded, coin-hoarding pig runs a heist across a Greco-Roman mansion backdrop in this Hold and Win video slot from Galaxsys. Coin symbols that lock onto the reels can trigger a respin round toward a jackpot, with a certified RTP of 96.10 percent and a maximum win of 5,000 times the stake. Here is what the game actually offers, where to play it, and what Galaxsys has and has not disclosed about it.

Olympian Legends

A cast of Olympian gods and goddesses lines up beside ruby, sapphire and diamond gem symbols in this Greek mythology video slot from Galaxsys. The certified RTP sits at 96.05 percent, with a disclosed maximum win of 5,000 times the stake. Here is what the game actually offers, where to play it, and what Galaxsys has and has not confirmed about it.

Gates Of Asgard: Nine Realms

Floating islands drift around a distant castle in this Norse mythology video slot from Galaxsys, with rune tiles, Viking helmets, hammers and a wild symbol filling out a 5x3 reel grid. The certified RTP sits at 96 percent, with a disclosed maximum win of 7,000 times the stake, the highest ceiling among the Galaxsys slots covered in this review series.

El Dorado

El Dorado sends a treasure hunter and an Aztec priestess into a jungle temple, spinning a compact reel set for a top prize of 1,000 times the stake. Here is what the 96.33% RTP means in practice, how the buy-bonus round works, and which licensed casinos carry it.

Hungry Wolf

Hungry Wolf pits a wolf against a shotgun-toting farmer on a grid that grows from 3x3 up to a full 6x6 as wins cascade, pushing the way count as high as 46,656 and the ceiling to 10,000 times the stake. Here is how the expansion works and where to play it.

Guardians Of Glory

Guardians Of Glory drops a crowned king and a company of sword-bearing defenders onto a 5x3 cascading grid, where sword-shaped wilds and shield symbols carrying random multipliers push toward a 10,000x ceiling. Here is how the mechanics work and which licensed casinos carry it.

Funny Faces: Hoglet-Moglet

A grinning cast of fruit characters and a hedgehog mascot named Hoglet share a 5x3 grid with a board-game style track that circles the reels. Landing a Hoglet-Dice symbol advances a token along that track for extra prizes, while sticky wilds stack through the free spins round toward a 3,000x ceiling. Here is what the facts say about Funny Faces: Hoglet-Moglet, where it runs, and how to try it without risking anything first.

Fruity Wilds

A classic fruit-machine cast, a 777 jackpot symbol, and cascading wins that chain across the 5x3 grid without ever needing a fresh spin. Each cascade that clears adds to a multiplier that carries through the chain, and free spins push that multiplier further still. Here is what the facts say about Fruity Wilds, where it runs, and how to try it without risking a cent first.

Deep Sea Wild

A 5x5 underwater grid built around a recurring clash between a sea dragon symbol and a fish symbol. When the two meet, the dragon becomes a moving wild that crawls across the reels leaving a trail behind it, and an uncapped free spins mode can run far longer than a fixed-round bonus. Here is what the facts say about Deep Sea Wild, where it runs, and how to try it without risking anything first.

Crash

Crash is Galaxsys's flagship entry in the rising-multiplier genre, pairing a 96.72 percent RTP with a theoretical ceiling as high as 700,000x. Small multipliers land often, but the curve is built to punish greed, which is why the studio added tools like dual betting and auto-cashout. Here is how the mechanics work, what the game actually pays, and where you can try it before betting real money.

Rocketon

Rocketon reskins the crash format around a rocket launch, sending a ship climbing against a starfield while the multiplier ticks upward. The 96.72 percent RTP matches Galaxsys's flagship Crash game, though Rocketon caps payouts at a steadier 100x instead of chasing six-figure multipliers. Here is how it works, what it pays, and where to try it free.

Crasher

Crasher takes the familiar rising-multiplier format and wraps it in a hammer-and-crack visual: a hammer strikes down each round and the multiplier climbs for as long as the target holds. With a 98 percent RTP and a ceiling reaching 700,000x, it sits among the higher-paying entries in Galaxsys's crash-style lineup.

Starlight

Starlight is a crash-style instant game from Galaxsys, built around a falling star that climbs a rising multiplier across a night sky before it burns out. Players bet before the round starts and choose when to cash out. This review covers what we could verify directly, what Galaxsys has not disclosed, and where you can actually play it.

Limbo Crash

Limbo Crash flips the usual crash formula: instead of watching a multiplier climb and cashing out on reflex, players lock in a target odds level before the round even starts. A single green cylinder either clears the chosen target or stops short, so every round resolves in seconds. Here is how this target-odds crash game from Galaxsys works, where you can play it, and what the real RTP and max win figures mean for your bankroll.

Cash Show

Cash Show was Galaxsys' first luxury-themed fast game, built in partnership with Fashion TV Gaming Group and fronted by a real model walking a runway instead of a rocket or a plane. The multiplier climbs as she walks toward the camera, and the round ends the moment she stops or the player cashes out. Here is how this high-ceiling crash game works, where to play it, and what the RTP and max win figures really mean.

Aviashow

A stunt biplane climbs across the screen as the multiplier rises from 1x in this crash-style game from Galaxsys. Cash out before the round ends and you keep your stake times whatever multiplier showed on screen. Wait too long and the round ends without you. Certified RTP sits at 97 percent, with a disclosed maximum win of 10,000 times the stake.

Chicken Crash

A chicken avatar sprints across a busy road as the multiplier climbs from 1x in this crash-style game from Galaxsys. Cash out before a car gets in the way and the round ends, and you keep your stake times whatever multiplier showed at that moment. Certified RTP sits at 98 percent, the highest disclosed figure in the studio's crash lineup, with a maximum win of 10,000 times the stake.

Blackjack

Blackjack is Galaxsys's take on the classic card game, rebuilt with HTML5 animation and a 99.47 percent RTP that ranks among the highest in the studio's entire lineup. It plays as a straightforward dealer duel rather than a multiplier chase, which makes it the calmest game in the Galaxsys catalog. Here is how the rules work, what it pays, and where to try it free.

Hi Lo

A single card sits on the table, and every round asks the same question: will the next one rank higher or lower? Hi Lo layers a dynamic main bet with shifting odds on top of fixed side bets on card groups, color, and a Joker outcome that pays the game's top multiplier. Here is how this Galaxsys card game works, where you can play it, and what to check before your first bet.

Hokm

Hokm is Galaxsys's digital version of the trick-taking card game played across Iran and the wider Persian-speaking world, contested by two partnerships of two players over a standard 52-card deck. One player calls the trump suit, then both sides fight for tricks across three deals to seven points. Here is how the game works, where you can play it against real opponents, and what to check before you sit down at a table.

Belote

Belote is Galaxsys's digital take on the trick-taking card game popular across France and the Benelux region, played with a stripped 32-card deck and a round of trump bidding before each hand. Land the belote-rebelote combination, holding and announcing the king and queen of trump, and the game credits a bonus payout worth up to 16 times your bet. Here is how the bidding and trick-taking work, where to play it against real opponents, and what the developer has and hasn't disclosed about it.

Pasur

Pasur is Galaxsys's digital version of the popular Turkish card game built around capturing cards laid out on a shared table, rather than following suit around a trick. Match a card's rank to sweep it off the table, or clear the entire layout with a jack for a signature Pasur sweep. Here is how the capture mechanic works, where to play it against real opponents, and what to expect since it carries no fixed paytable.

Turbo Mines

Turbo Mines applies Galaxsys's Mines-Plinko format to a grid-based reveal game: uncover safe tiles to grow the multiplier, avoid the hidden mines, and cash out before a mine ends the round. Its 98.89 percent RTP is among the highest published across the developer's entire catalog.

Plinkoman

Plinkoman brings Galaxsys's take on the classic Plinko format: a ball drops through a pegged board into a row of multiplier slots at the bottom. With an RTP between 97.98 and 98.02 percent and a ceiling reaching up to 15,000x, the outer slots carry the game's biggest payouts.

F-Mines

A grid of hidden tiles conceals diamonds and dynamite, and every safe reveal pushes the multiplier a step higher. Built by Galaxsys in collaboration with Fashion TV Gaming Group, F-Mines lets players choose the grid size and mine count before each round, which sets both the risk and the theoretical ceiling of x72,000,000 the stake. Here is how the mechanic actually behaves, which casinos carry the game, and what a sensible mine count looks like for a normal session.

Plinko Dice

Plinko Dice reworks the classic Plinko drop by replacing the ball with a tumbling die, sending it down a 16-row peg pyramid toward a multiplier slot at the bottom. RTP shifts with the risk level you pick, and the ceiling reaches 10,000 times the stake. Here is how it plays and where to try it.

Bingo Star

Bingo Star is a digital 90-ball bingo game from Galaxsys with a confirmed 97.2 percent RTP. Players can hold up to four cards at once, watch numbered balls draw one at a time onto a running strip, and place a separate Extra side bet each round.

Lotto Boom

Buy tickets covering a spread of numbers, watch a draw fill in matches across your cards, and collect a payout on any ticket that lines up. A progressive jackpot counter climbs in the background the whole time. Here is what our testing found on RTP, the format, and where to play.

Keno

Pick between 1 and 10 spots on an 80-number board, watch a draw of 20 numbers land, and get paid on however many of your picks hit. Keno keeps the format familiar to anyone who has played a lottery-style number game, but Galaxsys pushes the payout ceiling to 2000x on the highest pick sizes. Here is how the game works, where to play it, and what the numbers actually mean.

Keno Express

Instead of picking spots across an 80-number board and waiting for a 20-ball draw, Keno Express settles each round on a single ball. Players choose a number range on a slider, and the narrower the range, the higher the multiplier on offer. Here is how this faster Galaxsys keno variant works and where to try it.

Hexagon

Two players face off on a grid of hexagonal tiles, placing colored pieces to build territory and score points against a live opponent. Hexagon breaks from the usual RNG-driven casino formula: there is no random number generator deciding the outcome, only the two players' decisions. Here is how the game works, where to play it, and what makes it different from everything else in the Galaxsys catalog.

Backgammon

Backgammon is Galaxsys's digital version of the classic two-player race game, played across a 24-point board with 15 checkers each and a pair of dice deciding every move. A doubling cube lets either player raise the stakes mid-game, and bearing off first while your opponent still has checkers stuck in your home board or on the bar wins a bonus multiple of the stake. Here is how the board and doubling cube work, where to play it against real opponents, and what to check before you sit down.

Dominoes

Dominoes is Galaxsys's digital version of the classic tile game, played with a double-six set of 28 tiles across two to four players. Match the pips on your tiles to the open ends of the line in play, and either empty your hand first or force a block that leaves your opponent holding the higher pip count. Here is how the tile-matching and blocking mechanic works, where to play it against real opponents, and what to expect since it carries no fixed paytable.

Ninja Crash 500

Ninja Crash 500 takes Galaxsys's crash mechanics and wraps them in a tap-and-slice format, where a ninja carves through desserts to reveal hidden multipliers. With a 97 percent RTP and a 5,000x ceiling, it sits as one of the studio's more skill-flavored fast games rather than a pure curve climber. Here is how it works, what it pays, and where to try it free.

Ninja Crash

An animated ninja slices through cupcakes and donuts inside a candy-shop stall while a multiplier climbs behind him. Cash out before the blade stops to lock in your payout. Here is what our testing found on RTP, the mechanic itself, and where it is available.

Hot Gear

Three pin-up-styled drivers and a vintage blue racer front a digital scratch card built for quick, instant-result play. No reels, no spin animation, just a card and a result. Here is what our testing found on RTP, the format itself, and where it is available.

Scratch Map

Scratch Map trades reels and wheels for a treasure-hunt scratch card wrapped around a weathered pirate map. A 3x3 grid of scratch panels hides symbols that only pay when they match, and the rarest combination reaches x500 the stake. Released in August 2023, it sits in Galaxsys' smaller but distinct Scratch Games category. Here is how the card actually works, which casinos carry it, and what a realistic session looks like.

Roulette X

A wheel numbered 1 to 36 plus zero decides every round, while random lightning numbers pick up boosted multipliers before the ball drops. A separate Bonus field adds one more way to win. Here is what our testing found, verified against real screenshots rather than marketing copy.

Sic Bo

Three dice roll inside a shaker, and players bet on the total, on Small or Big outcomes, on specific number combinations, or on doubles and triples before the roll settles. Sic Bo keeps every rule from the traditional Asian dice game intact, with Galaxsys publishing a payout table that pushes the ceiling to 181x on the toughest triple bet. Here is how the game works and where to play it.

King of Ocean

King of Ocean swaps reels for cannons, sending players beneath the waves to aim manually at fish swimming across the screen. Upgrading your cannon multiplies both the risk and the reward, and a randomly triggered Wrath of Poseidon bonus can also be bought outright. The format runs on a 97% RTP with high volatility. Here is how the aiming mechanic works, where to try it, and what the cannon upgrades actually change.