Upcoming Slot Releases This Week – New Online Slots (June 22 – June 28)

Anubis is furious, a prospector's barn is overflowing with jackpots, a cartoon biker won't stop revving, and Death has woken up looking for a fight. Add a couple of trigger-happy outlaws and a shipwrecked crew to the mix, and you've got the cast list this week.

Pragmatic Play leads with two releases that share nothing but the studio name — a farmyard wheel sequel where jackpots climb to 35,000x, and a hard-edged Egyptian myth slot running the DoubleMax multiplier engine. Paperclip Gaming follows up Toon Pilot with a street-racing sequel built on reel multipliers that compound the longer they stay active. Titan Gaming brings two helpings of cartoon Wild West, both packing dueling Wild Reel multipliers and a winner-takes-all battle mode. NoLimit City wades in with a crude, swing-heavy island sequel. And Hacksaw Gaming closes the lineup with the latest in its Life and Death series, a stark black-and-grey game that pits you directly against the reaper.

Here's everything dropping this week, with full specs on RTP, volatility, max wins, and features for each one.

Better Barn House Bonanza (Pragmatic Play)

Release date: June 22

Pragmatic Play heads back to the farmyard and raises the stakes with Better Barn House Bonanza, the latest in a lineage that runs through Bigger Barn House Bonanza and Brick House Bonanza. If the Huff N' Puff structure feels familiar, that's no accident — but this entry pushes the prize ceiling higher and layers in a third wheel tier. The presentation is exactly what you'd expect: red barn, white picket fence, rolling hills, hay bales, and a relentlessly upbeat mood. The giant overhead wheel from the previous version is gone, though the jackpots it housed have stuck around, some of them tucked out of sight among the hay.

The core runs on scatter collection. Scatters gather in a nest above the reels, and landing six triggers free spins where highlighted positions upgrade from straw to wood to brick, each tier paying progressively more when the round resolves and the positions transform into houses. Brick houses are where the real money sits, reaching up to the Grand at 5,000x.

The Wheel Bonus is the engine that gives the game its depth. Three wheel symbols trigger the standard wheel, but landing the Bigger or Better Wheel symbols escalates things dramatically, expanding to a 5x6 grid, duplicating symbols across new rows, and unlocking richer jackpots all the way to the Super at 25,000x and beyond. It's a layered system that rewards getting deeper into the wheel tiers.

At 96.5% RTP and medium volatility, Better Barn House Bonanza is accessible on the surface, but the 35,000x max win multiplier shows there's serious potential buried in the hay.

Toon Biker (Paperclip Gaming)

Release date: June 22

Toon Biker is loud, fast, and unapologetically cartoonish. Bright comic-book colours, helmets and goggles, neon motorbikes, it's all motion and energy, the kind of presentation that matches the high-octane theme without overthinking it. Following on from Toon Pilot, Paperclip Gaming keeps the same chaotic energy but swaps the skies for the streets, and it suits the mechanics underneath.

The driving force is the reel multiplier system. Each of the five reels has its own multiplier that starts inactive, and a win is multiplied by the product of whatever multipliers are active on the reels it covers. The Nitro symbol is what switches them on, landing on a reel, it adds its value and activates that reel's multiplier. The Golden Nitro goes further, adding to every reel and lighting up all five multipliers at once. When several reels are active and their values multiply together, the numbers escalate quickly.

Three bonus tiers run the show, all awarding 10 free spins where reel multipliers persist and accumulate rather than resetting. Biker Bonus starts the multipliers at 1x, Biker Super pre-loads them between 2x and 10x, and Biker Epic kicks off at a minimum of 5x. Across a full round with multipliers stacking, the board can build toward something serious.

At 96% RTP and high volatility, Toon Biker tops out at 20,000x. It's a fast, aggressive game built around watching those reel multipliers climb and compound.

Soaked by Seamen (NoLimit City)

Release date: June 23

Soaked by Seamen is NoLimit City's sequel to Seamen, relocating the same crew from their boat to a deserted island after a shipwreck. As is typical for the studio, the theme leans heavily into crude, innuendo-driven humour that's deliberately polarising — it's firmly an acquired taste, and NoLimit knows it. The presentation is sharp regardless: clean, readable symbols from the card royals up through the premiums, committed animation, and audio that fully embraces the bit.

Underneath the comedy sits a serious volatility engine. The unusual 3-5-5-3 reel layout opens 225 ways to win, and the whole game is built around rising position multipliers and Fire Frames. Winning symbols clear, their positions gain +1 to the multiplier, and fresh symbols respin in — with each respin and each Fire Frame stacking more value onto the grid. A deep roster of special symbols keeps things volatile. xWays split into multiple copies of a symbol, Lucky Lighters add Fire Frames, and Bananas count down before expanding to fill an entire reel with Wilds. Then there are the Bombs — a Coconut Bomb removes itself for a hefty +5 to +100 position boost, while a Blowfish Bomb clears adjacent symbols unless a Coconut is present.

The free spins modes are the main events. Rigged Spins (3 scatters) and Super Rigged Spins (4 scatters) both lock position multipliers between spins, with Super delivering more Fire Frames on average. NoLimit's full Booster and Side Hustle suite rounds it out, including the Big Load options that start a round with multipliers already on every position.

At 96.04% RTP and an 8-out-of-10 volatility rating, Soaked by Seamen swings hard toward its 30,000x max win. It's a bigger, more feature-stuffed take on the original, built for NoLimit diehards with the stomach for both the variance and the humour.

Buckshot Benny (Titan Gaming)

Release date: June 24

Buckshot Benny is Titan Gaming back in the Wild West, and this time the tone is pure cartoon outlaw. A sunset-painted canyon, a grinning gunslinger propped against the reels, cow skulls, cacti, dynamite, and money bags filling the grid. It's bright and broad and doesn't take itself seriously for a second, which suits the gunpowder mechanics running underneath.

The Benny symbol is the centerpiece. When it lands with a payline connection, it expands into a full Wild Reel and reveals two multipliers — one at the top, one at the bottom — that duel, with the winning value becoming the reel's active multiplier, anywhere from 2x up to 200x. When several Wild Reels feed the same win, their multipliers combine first.

The bonus games run on the Bullet Chamber feature. Chambers sit above each reel, and when a Chamber symbol lands it fires a random number of bullets into the chamber above it. Empty a chamber completely and it spawns a sticky Wild Reel on that reel for the rest of the round. Three bonus tiers escalate the head start: Chamber Shuffle, Lucky Load (one chamber pre-loaded), and Benny Mayhem (two chambers pre-loaded, guaranteeing two sticky Wild Reels from the first spin).

At 96.01% RTP and high volatility, the base game tops out at 25,000x, with the Bonus Buy Battle mode lifting that to 50,000x in a winner-takes-all face-off against an opponent. It's loud, fast, and built around watching those chambers empty and the Wild Reels lock in.

Fury of Anubis (Pragmatic Play)

Release date: June 25

Fury of Anubis is Pragmatic Play working in territory it knows well, a Gates of Olympus-style scatter pays slot powered by a doubling multiplier, dressed in muscular Egyptian mythology. Anubis takes center stage, and the studio's experience with games like Zeus vs Hades shows in the craftsmanship: a sleek metallic foreground, shimmering carved pillars, and flickering light behind the reels. The standout touch comes at the free spins gamble screen, where a heart is weighed against the feather of Ma'at to decide whether the round is worthy — a neat thematic flourish on what is, mechanically, a risk-it gamble.

The 6x5 grid pays when 8 or more matching symbols land anywhere, with winning symbols tumbling away and new ones dropping in. The multiplier is the DoubleMax system, rather than relying on multiplier symbols landing, it simply doubles on every winning tumble, climbing from 2x all the way to a massive 1,024x before resetting at the end of the sequence.

Free spins start with a multiplier determined by scatter count — 8x, 16x, 32x, or 64x — and before the round begins, players can gamble to push that starting value as high as 256x, with the catch that a failed gamble forfeits the spins entirely. Once inside, the multiplier doubles on each tumble up to 1,024x, resetting to the starting value between spins rather than back to 1x.

At 96.52% RTP and medium volatility, Fury of Anubis caps at 10,000x. It's a polished, familiar formula executed with real visual weight.

Death Becomes You (Hacksaw Gaming)

Release date: June 25

Death Becomes You is another entry in Hacksaw Gaming's introspective Life and Death range, and it commits fully to its grim subject matter. Two anatomical hearts beat on either side of the grid, the palette is black, white, and washed-out grey, and the imagery throughout is deliberately unsettling. This is not a cheerful game, and it isn't trying to be, it carves out the same strange, contemplative niche its siblings occupy, far from the colourful crowd.

The mechanical heart of it is the return of DuelReels. When a VS symbol lands and will form part of a win, it expands into a fully wild DuelReel, triggering a duel between two combatants each carrying a multiplier of 2x to 100x. Multiple DuelReels in the same win add their multipliers together. The signature sequence is Duel with Death — spelling DEATH across a row triggers a respin where a Death DuelReel covers the middle three reels and you face Death directly across a three-life meter, collecting multipliers with each duel won until your lives run out.

Three bonus rounds build on this. Meet Your Maker boosts VS frequency, Drop Dead tasks you with defeating all five Monsters to unlock a Duel with Death, and the hidden Epic Death round opens with a Duel with Death on the first spin across five lives.

At 96.34% RTP and high volatility, Death Becomes You reaches 15,000x. It's dark, mechanically dense, and unlike almost anything else releasing this week.

Death Becomes You is this week's pick, and it earns it by being unlike anything else on the shelf.

Plenty of slots chase bigger numbers this week, but none of them are trying to do what Hacksaw Gaming does here. The Duel with Death sequence turns the whole game into a single tense confrontation — you against the reaper, lives on the line, multipliers traded until someone breaks. Most bonus rounds manufacture excitement through noise and speed. This one earns it through stakes.

What makes it the pick, though, is how completely it commits. The atmosphere doesn't let up, the mechanics reward you for leaning into the theme rather than ignoring it, and the whole thing feels designed rather than assembled. It's not the biggest game of the week, and it doesn't need to be.

When a slot has this much identity, the winning potential becomes the least interesting thing about it.

You could open the week on a sunny farm chasing wheel jackpots and close it staring down the reaper across a three-life meter. That's the kind of spread on offer.

Better Barn House Bonanza keeps the mood bright while burying real prize potential in its wheel tiers. Toon Biker is all throttle and noise, the kind of game that gets better the longer its multipliers stay lit. Buckshot Benny and Soaked by Seamen both run hot and high, one with cartoon gunslingers emptying bullet chambers into sticky Wild Reels, the other with a crude island crew and a 30,000x ceiling that demands a stomach for the swings. Fury of Anubis brings the heavier, more polished side of Pragmatic Play, where the gamble screen turns every trigger into a gut-check. And Death Becomes You sits in its own corner entirely, quiet and grim and built around a single confrontation that lands harder than any jackpot wheel.

Bright, fast, mythic, crude, or morbid, this week has a spin for whatever you're in the mood for.