New Casino Games on Cooked: Week of October 12 2026

Week of October 12, 2026

Halloween is fully underway in the lobby. Sixty-plus new titles across forty-five studios, with the seasonal theme running harder than any week so far this year. BGaming brings two Halloween variants, InOut Games leans into the season with Mine Slot Halloween and Rump And Halloween, Tom Horn Gaming drops Pumpkin God 3000, and Evoplay Entertainment's The Castle of Slotenstein rounds out a strong seasonal slate. Beyond the seasonal drops, Hacksaw Gaming delivers the focus game, Pragmatic Play brings the year's biggest fishing series entry yet, and Peter & Sons lands another well-crafted concept release.

Standout drops are bolded inline.

What dropped

Where to find them

All new titles are live in the New Releases rail on the Cooked casino lobby. Filter by provider to focus your session on a specific studio. Most third-party slots run in demo mode from the game card so you can take a spin before staking.

A few worth flagging

• The Jade Path Hold & Win from Hacksaw Gaming is the headline drop of the week. An Eastern-inspired concept that gives the studio something visually distinct to build around, with Hacksaw's precise feature logic and Hold & Win mechanic underneath. The studio's Hold & Win entries have consistently been among the cleaner examples of the format in the lobby, and this one continues that standard.
• Big Bass Halloween Splash 1000 from Pragmatic Play is the seasonal edition of the studio's most played franchise. The Big Bass series in Halloween mode is a well-worn combination at this point, and the 1000-way engine applied to the Halloween Splash variant gives regular players a meaningfully upgraded version of a format they already know well.
• Inks & Pints from Peter & Sons is the studio at its most creatively offbeat. A tattoo parlour and pub combination theme is exactly the kind of concept Peter & Sons builds genuine slot mechanics around rather than treating as decoration. High-concept, considered math, worth the session time.
• The Castle of Slotenstein from Evoplay Entertainment is the pick of the seasonal drops beyond the Big Bass entry. Evoplay leans into a Frankenstein's castle aesthetic with a feature set built around the theme — one of the more entertaining Halloween concepts in a week that has no shortage of them.
• Demon Beats from NetEnt is the studio going darker and louder than usual. A demon-DJ aesthetic with NetEnt's reliable mechanical foundations underneath — an unusual tonal direction for the studio and the better for it this time of year.
• Suomalainen Blackjack from Evolution Gaming is a Finnish-language live blackjack table, continuing the studio's expansion of localised live floor coverage. A dedicated seat for Finnish-speaking players alongside the broader table range.
• Tequity Originals' Blackjack Pro adds a dedicated Pro variant to the studio's growing table offering on Cooked, following the Craps debut a few weeks back. Worth trying for players who want a cleaner, faster blackjack experience than the feature-heavy live alternatives