Sneaky Slots Slots & Slot Sites

Evolution has added a number of huge game studios to its roll call in recent years, with NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming and Nolimit City all finding the offer of joining an industry titan too good to pass up. But now they've come together, are they ready to accept new kids on the block like Sneaky Slots, along with their outlandish creations such as Nip Tuck and Gopnik? 

They've already tackled the world of plastic surgery, freak shows, and gormless hicks, and in 2026, they're ready to move on to Gods Go Pew Pew to watch the earth shatter beneath two mythical greats in an eternal war. Recent activity suggests that this isn't going to be yet another cloud-filled creation with a muscular adonis simply standing to the side of a five-reel slot. Quite why they're going ‘pew pew’ is yet to be seen.

The future looks gruesome

More future action comes in the form of Unwishable, which creeps closer from the shadows, with more than just a hint of fear about this horror-themed surprise. Few slot creators bother to create such mystery to accompany their new releases, but Sneaky Slots is obviously keen to do things differently. 

At present, they're on course to release one slot each month, but that may change moving forward. It's in keeping with some of the in-house competition, but perhaps not quite as prolific as some of the big players in the industry. 

Built from the ground up

Unlike many other studio acquisitions in this business, Sneaky Slots was actually built for purpose, with Evolution deciding that there was a gap in the market to challenge themselves and others. The aim is to create ‘unforgettable atmospheres’ rather than anything too polished and perfected. We don't like to use the word disruptor too often, because it's been overstretched in recent times, but on this occasion, it certainly feels apt. 

Sneaky Slots aims to keep things volatile with all games so far fitting into that unpredictable bracket, and the themes, along with clever features, will do the heavy lifting as far as attracting the crowds is concerned. 

Buddying up to Nolimit City has done them no harm, with both xNudge and xBomb being loaned out to give these slots more than just a familiar edge. 

Officially covering all bases

In terms of licences, Sneaky Slots has the backing of a world leader and can operate pretty much anywhere they please. The United Kingdom is covered with their Gambling Commission licence, and the MGA offers access to much of Europe and Canada. 

Other specific jurisdictions, such as Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Spain, South Africa, the United States and Sweden will also be looking to get their fingers on the sneaky spin buttons as notoriety of this brand begins to build. 

Critical acclaim will soon follow

It's too soon for awards, having only spent a couple of months in the industry, but SiGMA has highlighted Sneaky Slots as ‘one to watch’, and the EGR B2B awards are hinting that these guys could be a contender for slot debut of the year in 2026.