
LT Game debuted Burstin’ Chillies at Solaire in Manila, featuring three hold-and-spin modes on LTS-2 and High Tide cabinets. The firm plans to adapt the title for regulated iGaming markets in Europe and Asia via its new InfernoPlay platform. Additional games will follow the dual land-based and online format.
SCCG Take — The dual-format approach allows efficient reuse of proven mechanics, offering operators streamlined content deployment across jurisdictions.
Casino technology firm LT Game Ltd has debuted its “Burstin’ Chillies” slot game at Solaire Resort Entertainment City in Manila, a complex controlled by Bloomberry Resorts Corp.
Eddie Au, LT Game’s chief operating officer, confirmed in response to an enquiry from GGRAsia that the title forms part of a promotional push across Asian gaming markets for the remainder of the year. The game is compatible with the firm’s LTS-2 and High Tide cabinets. The latter platform was first showcased at G2E Asia 2026 in Macau this May.
Burstin’ Chillies offers three hold and spin modes: double mode, quick mode, and jackpot mode. In double mode, players can land a credit on a bomb symbol to double all credits in the relevant row and column. Quick mode enables players to fast-track instant rewards, while jackpot mode delivers payouts when matching credits to jackpot symbols.
LT Game aims to offer Burstin’ Chillies to the iGaming market via its InfernoPlay-branded suite. InfernoPlay launched earlier this year as a collection of digital products targeted at regulated online markets in Europe and Asia. The platform is positioned to extend the firm’s proven land-based content into new channels alongside original games.
Au remarked: “More games aside from Burstin’ Chillies will follow this pattern of being offered in online and offline format.”
Reporting: GGRAsia
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