Print Studios Slots: SuperSpinners, Jumbo Symbols and the Royal Potato Series

Print Studios is a Malta-based slot developer founded in 2020, best known on SlotsLike for the potato-kingdom Royal Potato series and the tower-defence twist of Cash Defense. The studio joined Relax Gaming’s Silver Bullet content partnership programme in April 2021, which handles distribution and compliance and puts its games in front of operators across UKGC and MGA regulated markets. It has released more than 25 slots since launch, most of them high volatility and built around a small set of proprietary big-win mechanics rather than borrowed ones.

Print Studios at a Glance

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SlotsLike has so far reviewed three Print Studios titles in full, with more of the catalogue being added over time.

The rest of the Print Studios catalogue is not yet individually reviewed on SlotsLike, but is worth knowing about. Book of Destiny was the studio’s first ever release in 2021, an expanding-symbols Book-style game. Holy Hand Grenade and its Dream Drop sequel lean into slapstick medieval comedy with sticky frame and SuperSpinner mechanics. Royal Potato 2 followed the original in 2023 with a higher 40,000x ceiling. Out of the Ice and Crystal Golem move into icy and golem-fantasy settings, Pine of Plinko and Pond of Plinko swap free spins for a plinko-style ball-drop bonus with hundreds of drop positions, and Punk Penguin is one of the studio’s most recent releases. We will add full reviews of these as they get built out.

Features Print Studios Is Known For

SuperSpinners

SuperSpinners is Print Studios’ own name for a set of fixed multiplier positions built into the reel frame rather than tied to a single wandering symbol. Each position holds a random multiplier that boosts any winning line crossing it, and the studio uses the same core system across Royal Potato and Cash Defense with a different theme wrapped around it each time. It is the closest thing the studio has to a house style.

Jumbo and Expanding Symbols

Print Studios pairs SuperSpinners with a second signature idea: a sticky symbol that grows across a bonus round rather than resetting each spin. Royal Potato’s Jumbo wild is the clearest example, starting small and locking in its expanded size once it grows, eventually covering up to a 5×5 area by the time the free spins end.

Related Theme: Food and Royalty

Royal Potato sits at the crossroads of two popular slot themes, food and royal courts, sending up both with its potato kings, queens and nobles. If that combination appealed, SlotsLike’s wider food-themed slots directory has more titles that lean on the same playful food angle, even where the studio and mechanics differ completely from Print Studios’ own catalogue.

About Print Studios

Founding and studio structure

Print Studios was founded in 2020 and is headquartered at the Dragonara Business Centre in St Julian’s, Malta, a common base for iGaming studios given Malta’s regulatory environment. Its team is described by industry press as a group of international veterans focused on building original mechanics rather than reskinning existing formats, and the studio’s public messaging leans on the phrase “deeper gameplay” to describe what it is trying to do differently from larger volume-focused developers.

The Relax Gaming partnership

In April 2021, Relax Gaming added Print Studios to its Silver Bullet content partnership programme, a scheme that takes on distribution, commercial representation and compliance work for smaller studios so they can focus purely on building games. That single deal is the reason Print Studios titles, Royal Potato included, reach operators across dozens of regulated markets without the studio needing its own direct integrations. Silver Bullet studios sit alongside other Relax partners such as Kalamba Games, Fantasma Games and 4ThePlayer under the same aggregation umbrella.

Catalogue direction

Since its 2021 debut with Book of Destiny, Print Studios has settled into a pattern of taking one proprietary mechanic, usually SuperSpinners or a growing Jumbo-style symbol, and rebuilding it under a new theme every few months. Royal Potato’s potato-kingdom setting, Cash Defense’s tower-defence twist and Holy Hand Grenade’s medieval slapstick all share the same underlying multiplier engine dressed up differently, which has become the studio’s clearest identifying trait next to its consistently high volatility profile. Royal Potato was popular enough to earn a direct sequel, Royal Potato 2, in 2023, with a higher stated 40,000x win ceiling.

Sources & Verification

Primary sources checked July 2026: Print Studios’ own games portfolio page for the current catalogue and studio description, and the UK Gambling Commission’s public register search, used to check the regulatory chain that Print Studios’ distribution partner operates under. The April 2021 Silver Bullet partnership announcement that confirmed the founding year and distribution route was industry trade press coverage (Relax Gaming’s own newsroom, European Gaming, SlotBeats and CasinoBeats all reported the same deal), cross-checked rather than singly sourced. Game-level facts (RTP, max win, features) for individual titles are sourced and cross-checked separately on each game’s own review page.

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