
Relax Gaming launched Money Train 5 on September 24 with a post-apocalyptic theme, Nuclear Wilds, and max wins up to 100,000x. Blueprint Gaming released House of the Dragon the same day as a sequel to its Game of Thrones slot, featuring 94% RTP and 3,000x wins. Both extend proven franchises across more than 700 casinos.
SCCG Take — Franchise continuity supplies operators with reliable engagement mechanics while providers scale payout ceilings to differentiate titles in saturated libraries.
Two prominent slot providers launched new titles on September 24 that extend established franchises. Relax Gaming issued Money Train 5 while Blueprint Gaming released House of the Dragon. Both games are now available across operator networks as reported by PokerNews.
The Money Train franchise began in 2019. Three additional releases followed through 2023. The fifth installment shifts to a post-apocalyptic setting that includes Nuclear Wilds and deploys a progression mechanic in which the train advances through stations to unlock features.
The original title carried a 96.2% RTP and a 20,000x maximum win. Money Train 5 raises the standard maximum to 50,000x. Ultra Mode increases the ceiling to 100,000x. The game reaches players through Relax Gaming’s network of more than 700 online casinos.
Blueprint Gaming recorded its largest global launch with the Game of Thrones slot issued earlier this year. House of the Dragon functions as a sequel within the same HBO-derived universe and incorporates new characters along with series soundtrack and imagery.
Game features comprise the Dragon’s Wheel, Syrax modifiers, and Dance of the Dragons Spins. The title lists a 94% RTP and a 3,000x maximum win. It joins the provider’s lineup at casino operators immediately.
These simultaneous releases add to the growing number of sequels and series entries that characterize current online slot development.
Reporting: PokerNews
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