Peter & Sons mobile slots

Who makes Peter & Sons mobile slots

Peter & Sons is an international game development studio founded in 2019. It holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/CRP/681/2019) and a UK Gambling Commission licence, and its website copyright is held by Spinart Ltd. The studio says it has grown from a small team into a globally distributed company producing everything in-house, and that it partners with more than 1,000 operators worldwide.

Recognition has come quickly. At the MiGEA Awards held in Rabat, Malta, on 25 June 2026, Peter & Sons won four awards, and one of its games, The Soapranos, was named Game of the Month for June 2026 by the review site Slotsoo. Awards do not change your odds, but they show the studio’s games are widely noticed in the industry.

As with any supplier, the casino app you use holds your money and handles limits, verification and withdrawals. The studio supplies the game.

Why Peter & Sons games look different on a small screen

The studio’s calling card is its artwork: richly illustrated characters, dense scenery and a strong sense of story. That is a strength on a big screen and a challenge on a phone, where detailed symbols shrink and small text can be hard to read.

• Pick the orientation that suits the game. If symbols look busy in portrait, turning the phone sideways often gives the reels more room. Which way round suits a given grid is covered in portrait versus landscape slots.
• Turn brightness up indoors, down outdoors. Dark, moody palettes can be hard to read in sunlight; the display and dark mode guide has tips.
• Use the paytable as a legend. With so much detail on screen, it is worth checking which symbols pay most before you play.
• Expect larger downloads. Rich artwork means more to load the first time you open a game; later sessions are quicker.

Peter & Sons games to search for

The studio’s site features a long list of titles, from recent releases to established favourites. Only the casino can tell you which are in its app, so search by name.

Sequels often keep the artwork but change the maths, so do not assume Greedy Alice 2 plays like the first game. Games with pots or collect meters are covered on our mobile slot features page.

Scratch cards from Peter & Sons on a phone

Scratch cards are one of the most natural games for a touchscreen: you drag a finger across panels to reveal symbols, or tap a reveal-all button. Each card is a single result decided when you buy it, so scratching slowly or quickly makes no difference to the outcome.

Because a card resolves in seconds, it is easy to play many in a short time. Check the price per card, set a limit for the session and keep an eye on the balance shown on screen. Our page on scratchcard apps explains how online scratch cards differ from the paper kind.

Peter & Sons crash games on mobile

Crash games show a multiplier that rises from 1x until it suddenly stops, or crashes. You place a stake before the round and cash out at any point before the crash to win your stake times the current multiplier; if the crash comes first, the stake is lost.

On a phone, two things matter. First, connection: a weak signal can delay your cash-out tap, and the server decides the result based on when your instruction arrives. Use a stable connection. Second, pace: crash rounds are short and repetitive, which encourages more play than you planned. The UK rules for non-slot games, covered below, slow this down. Read more on our crash game apps page.

No timing pattern predicts the crash point. Each round’s outcome is random, and any system claiming to beat it is wrong.

How Peter & Sons games reach UK casino apps

A studio of this size reaches many casinos through aggregators and partner networks rather than direct deals with each one. The studio lists partners including Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil, Playtech and Light & Wonder, and in June 2026 it announced expansion across Ontario and the UK through the aggregator ST8.

For you, this means the studio’s games can turn up in different apps at different times, and some apps list them under the network that delivered them rather than under Peter & Sons. Searching by game name is the most reliable way to check.

Checking RTP and volatility in Peter & Sons games

1. Open the game from your app’s lobby.
2. Tap the menu or i icon.
3. Open the rules or help section.
4. Find the return to player figure, which is the version your casino runs.
5. Look for any note on volatility or maximum win in the same section.

RTP is a long-run average. On £40 of stakes, a 96% figure means about £38.40 back on average over a very large number of plays; in one session you might win more or lose the lot. Story-driven bonus rounds tend to hold much of the value, so results can be swingy. The RTP range entry explains why the same game can have different figures in different apps.

UK rules for Peter & Sons slots, scratch cards and crash games

Our guide to UK casino app rules explains where each rule comes from. Demo play of any type is only available after age verification.

How to find Peter & Sons games in a casino app

1. Sign in to the casino app.
2. Open Slots, or the Instant Win or Arcade section for scratch cards and crash games.
3. Try the Providers filter and look for Peter & Sons.
4. If it is not listed, search for a title such as The Soapranos.
5. Save games you like to favourites so you can find them again in one tap.

Some apps place scratch cards under instant win games rather than slots.

Where to play Peter & Sons games on your phone

These apps are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission; search for a Peter & Sons title before you deposit, as lobbies vary. Ladbrokes gives new customers 50 free spins a day for 10 days (up to 500 at 10p, no wagering) after £10 of slots play, 10bet matches a first deposit 100% up to £25 with 10x wagering on slots in 3 days, and Casumo offers 50% up to £100 on a first deposit of £20 or more with 10x wagering in 7 days. 18+, terms apply.

18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Set a deposit limit before you play: how to set limits. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.