Pelican games: a mechanics map of the catalogue

This page is a map, not a ranking. It covers the eight titles the Pelican catalogue puts in front of new visitors and sorts them by how they actually work: what kind of grid they use, where the value of the game is concentrated and how bumpy a session can get. Where a provider or a return-to-player figure is confirmed by consistent sources we give it; where it is not, we say so instead of guessing.

The eight featured titles

4 Chili Pots: Hold and Win

Buffalo Claws Expanded Hold & Win

Tanked 3 First Blood 2

Zombie Blasters

Side by side

Game	Provider	How it pays	Volatility
4 Chili Pots: Hold and Win	Playson	Hold and Win respins, two bonus modes	Not stated
Buffalo Claws Expanded Hold & Win	Not recorded	Hold & Win, grid may expand	Not stated
MONOPOLY Roulette	Evolution	Live roulette plus two board-game bonuses	Live game
Multi Hot 10	SmartSoft Gaming	Classic fruit lines	Not stated
Piggy Brick Bonanza	ELA Games	5 reels, all-ways, jackpots	High
Soaked by Seamen	Nolimit City	4 reels, 225 ways, position multipliers	High
Tanked 3 First Blood 2	Not recorded	Check the paytable	Not stated
Zombie Blasters	PG Soft	6x5 scatter pays with cascades	High

Four families of mechanics

Read the list again and four families appear. Hold and Win slots build a session around a respin phase in which special symbols lock in place. Ways and all-ways slots count matching symbols on adjacent reels with no fixed lines. Scatter-pay cascade slots pay for the number of matching symbols anywhere and refill the grid after every win. And one live game, a studio roulette wheel with themed bonus rounds. Knowing the family tells you more than the artwork does: it shows whether the base game or the feature carries the money, and how long dry spells tend to last.

Providers behind the titles

Confirmed studios on this page are Playson, Evolution, SmartSoft Gaming, ELA Games, Nolimit City and PG Soft. Two titles have no confirmed provider in our records yet. The studio logo normally appears on the loading screen and in the rules panel, which is the quickest way to find out.

Three things to look up before the first spin

Volatility tells you how wins are spread out. RTP is a long-run theoretical average, and the number that applies to you is the one inside the game, because many providers ship several RTP versions of the same title and the operator picks one. Demo play, when the operator offers it, lets you watch the rhythm of a game at no cost. All three are explained with examples on the slots page.

Other parts of the catalogue

Beyond slots there are live casino tables, table games and a sports betting section. This guide covers them more briefly; its focus stays on slot mechanics.

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Frequently asked questions

How many games does this page cover?

Eight: the titles featured in the Pelican catalogue, seven slots and one live roulette game.

Why is the RTP missing for some games?

We publish it only when consistent sources confirm it, and even then it is a reference value: the operator may run a different configuration.

Can I play these games for free?

It depends on the operator. Some platforms offer demo mode, others restrict it. Where it exists it is the best way to learn a game.

Which of the eight is the most volatile?

Among titles with published data, Soaked by Seamen, Zombie Blasters and Piggy Brick Bonanza are listed as high volatility.