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New Peter & Sons games: free demos
6 recent Peter & Sons releases on our radar, each with a free play-money demo and a full spec sheet.
Peter & Sons has 6 recent releases on our free-demo radar, released between August 2026 and October 2026. Each one has a playable demo with play-money credits, a spec table and notes on what is new in its mechanics.
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Barbarossa: Beyond the EdgePeter & Sons
RTP 96.44%very highOCT 2026 -
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Inks & PintsPeter & Sons
RTP 96.7%highSEP 2026 -
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Viking Legacy: Hold & WinPeter & Sons
RTP 96.5%SEP 2026 -
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Bloody Mary: Pray For PreyPeter & Sons
RTP 96.4%highSEP 2026 -
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Dragon Guardians: 3 PotsPeter & Sons
RTP 96.6%medium highAUG 2026 -
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Bear PatrolPeter & Sons
RTP 96.2%highAUG 2026
Reading this radar list
The average listed RTP across these Peter & Sons games is 96.47% (range 96.2%–96.7%). Volatility ratings break down as high (3), very high (1) and medium high (1), and the top max win is 30,000x the stake. Those numbers come from the studio data sheet; an individual casino may run a different RTP version, so check the info screen in the game.
The studio's recent feature habits: buy bonus (6 of 6), ante bet (5 of 6), multiplier (4 of 6), free spins (4 of 6) and wild (4 of 6). Themes lean towards cartoon, pirate, adventure and treasure.
Standout signals in this group: Inks & Pints tops this Peter & Sons list on RTP with 96.7%, Barbarossa: Beyond the Edge has the biggest ceiling at 30,000x and the most recent release is Barbarossa: Beyond the Edge (1 October 2026). Each card shows RTP, volatility and release month, so you can scan the list before opening a demo.
Studios like Peter & Sons usually ship new titles to a wide network of casinos, and newer brands are often quick to add them. Taboobet, our #1 new launch of 2026, is one place to look for them, but check the lobby first: the exact Peter & Sons catalogue depends on your region.
Open any card below to load the demo and read the data. Demos never pay out real money; real-money play is 18+ only and should stay within a budget you can afford to lose.