Obtaining the approvals needed for casino games to enter regulated markets can be difficult for newer studios. Peter & Sons gained a path to wider exposure through Yggdrasil, which invited the developer to join its YG Masters Program. The partnership brought Peter & Sons games to the attention of online casinos in the UK and elsewhere in Europe; this does not establish availability or authorization in Canada.
Interest in Peter & Sons came from casinos and potential studio partners alike. The company was nominated for Slot Studio Debut 2021 at the CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards. The source connects the nomination with the release and reception of Johnan Legendarian, the first slot the studio developed through the YG Masters program with Yggdrasil after their partnership began.
Game Selection
At the time covered, Peter & Sons had developed 18 slots, with another nearing release. Most use standard pay lines, from 8 to 40, while other titles offer ways-to-win formats with 243, 1,024, or 4,099 combinations. The source puts typical RTPs near 96%, which it identifies as the industry average. It also notes the studio’s focus on high volatility: these games may pay less frequently, but can offer larger potential wins when combinations land.
Video Slots
Robin: Nottingham Raiders shows the studio’s high-volatility approach. This visually detailed slot has a stated maximum win of 121,500x the total bet, and the source calls it one of Peter & Sons’ most successful releases to date. The game is reported at online casinos across the UK and Europe. Cauldron is another popular title, a volatile slot with 10 pay lines and a betting range of $0.10 to 50.00. Features include bonus features such as free spins, multipliers, a bonus game, super spins and wild symbols.
High volatility is a recurring feature, but Peter & Sons also develops medium- and lower-volatility games. Zombies at the Door is described as a medium-volatility example, with 20 pay lines, several bonus features and a top payout of 9500x the bet. Other titles highlighted by the source include Sheriff Colt, Call of Kora, and Sherwood Marauders, described there as a 4,09 ways-to-win slot. Sherwood Marauders accepts wagers starting at $0.10 and has a stated potential payout of 35,000x the bet.
Here’s the complete Peter & Sons video slot catalogue:
- Johnan Legendarian (10 Paylines)
- Sheriff Colt (10 paylines)
- D’Cirque (25 Paylines)
- Kaiser (40 Paylines)
- Robin: Nottingham Raiders (20 Paylines)
- Cauldron (20 Paylines)
- The Mafioso (243 Ways-to-Win)
- Sherwood Marauders (4,096 Ways-to-Win)
- Zombies at the Door (20 Paylines)
- Wild Bard (8 Paylines)
- Rome the Conquerors (1,024 Ways-to-Win)
- Punch Club (25-paylines)
- Abe’s Salon (20 Paylines)
- Call of Kora (10 Paylines - Pays Both Ways)
- Filthy Pirates (4,096 Ways-to-Win)
- Book of Seth (10 Paylines)
- Precious 7 (25 Paylines)
- Rock n Roll Zeus (10 Paylines)
The source named Hammer of Gods as the next planned addition to Peter & Sons’ video slot lineup. At the time, it was still in development, with an online casino release expected soon.
Conclusion
The studio’s catalogue helps explain why Peter & Sons attracted notice as an emerging developer. The source credits Yggdrasil for recognizing its potential and providing a platform for its games. It also suggests that independent licences could help Peter & Sons compete with larger iGaming developers. These are assessments, not confirmation of subsequent licensing or growth; catalogue details, release expectations and market references remain tied to their original time frame.
