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First look at Incredible Technologies

Founded in 1985 by Richard Ditton and Elaine Hodgson, Incredible Technologies cut its teeth on the Apple II and Commodore 64 before making a name with Golden Tee Golf in the arcades. That is the heritage. The studio moved into Class III casino games around 2005, and I rate that shift as the making of it.

Based in Vernon Hills, Illinois, near Chicago, the firm runs a team of roughly 150. This is the real thing, not for show, catalogue-wise. What grabs me is the patience: Magic Touch took nearly six years to build, and the payoff was a genuine floor hit.

What makes the studio recognisable

Money Roll introduced the Connecting Scatter Way, which pays when five or more symbols land on consecutive reels. Solid without the flash on the mechanics. I find it a clean idea that does its job. It comes bundled with hidden Mystery Symbols, 4x multipliers and up to 100 Free Spins.

The other one worth flagging is Reelfecta, from Astro Cat. It turns the third reel into a 4x4 grid, opening 1,296 ways to win. The deluxe edition then adds the trademarked Sky Wheel feature for the bigger jackpots. Practical engineering, no gimmicks for the sake of it.

The flagship games

My picks from the online-available lot start with Chilli Gold, a five-reel Mexican theme with up to five wild reels in the free games, and its follow-up Chilli Gold 2. Eggspendables runs 20 fixed paylines across five reels with re-spins and four bonus modes. Leonidas King Of The Spartans leans on a Free Spins Battle feature.

Where the catalogue goes deeper

Beyond the headline titles, the studio has real depth. Crazy Money Deluxe, Big Heist Jackpot and Champagne Party are the ones I would steer real-money players towards. The land-based lineup adds Money Rain, Cascader Invader, Lady of the Dead and Hauntsworth House.

There is a catch worth saying plainly. Most of these live on the casino floor, not online, so finding them on your phone is harder than it should be. The portfolio stands up well against the competition on quality, but the online slice is thin at roughly 70 of about 160 machines.