New Casino Games on Cooked: Week of September 7 2026

Week of September 7, 2026

Good start to September. Fifty-five-plus new titles across forty studios in the Cooked lobby, with a solid spread across slots and novelty formats. Blueprint Gaming continues its recent run of multi-title drops with three simultaneous releases, including the King Kong Splash licence. Tequity Originals makes its Cooked debut with Craps — a format that's been notably absent from the lobby until now. On the slots side, Nolimit City, Hacksaw, and Thunderkick all deliver releases worth your time.

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

• Duck Hunters 2 from Nolimit City is the headline drop of the week. A sequel to one of the studio's most played titles, Duck Hunters 2 brings the punishing Nolimit variance and xWays mechanics back with a new layer of feature design on top. If the original was on your regular rotation, this is the obvious first stop this week.
• Great Game Serengeti from Hacksaw Gaming is the studio applying its Great Game series to a wildlife safari setting. The Great Game format has proven itself as one of Hacksaw's more versatile frameworks — clean reel design, considered feature logic, and a volatility profile that rewards a longer session. A strong entry in the series.
• Serpentico Smash from Thunderkick is the studio in inventive form. A serpent-themed mechanic built around a smash feature — Thunderkick's considered design approach tends to produce games where the theme and the feature set actually inform each other rather than sitting side by side. Worth adding to the session.
• Blueprint Gaming's three-title drop — Cash Strike Fire Link, King Kong Splash, and Triple Power Cash Strike — continues the studio's strong recent run on Cooked. King Kong Splash is the licence that will draw the most clicks, applying the IP to a water-park setting that gives Blueprint something vivid to work with.
• Craps from Tequity Originals is the most notable format addition to the lobby in a while. Craps has been absent from the Cooked table offering until now — Tequity's version brings the full dice game experience to players who have been waiting for the format. Worth a demo run to get familiar with the rules before staking.
• Disco Balls from Evolution Gaming is the live addition of the week — Evolution applying a 70s disco aesthetic to a ball-draw format. It's a lighter concept than Evolution's usual premium productions but the presentation is likely to be strong enough to make it a regular session opener.
• Wincent Wolf from BGaming is one of the more playful concepts in this week's drop. BGaming has been building a distinctive personality-led catalogue and a wolf-protagonist slot gives the studio something to work with beyond the usual wildlife-reel format.