Rhinoplay, a new online slot provider, has launched its brand and a first portfolio of video slots as it enters the international iGaming market. Neither of the two outlets reporting the launch gives a date.
The company began developing its games in 2025, starting with first prototypes, according to Yogonet and GamblingNews.com.
The named titles are Mask & Mayhem, Chewmical Reaction, Codex Spinica, Street Anthem, Zombie Market and Time of Maya. Yogonet's headline and text describe this as a launch of six slots. Both outlets, however, present those six as part of the portfolio "among other titles". The total number of games at launch is therefore not stated.
Two of the games are described in some detail. Mask & Mayhem draws on Mexican lucha libre wrestling, with cartoon-style characters and humorous animations, while Codex Spinica mixes steampunk aesthetics with science fiction and experimental technology.
Rhinoplay says it is building partnerships with aggregators so its titles can reach a wider range of online casino operators through existing technical connections, but no aggregator or operator partner is named.
The company is targeting Europe, Asia and other international markets, and plans more releases with new themes alongside further industry partnerships.
Only GamblingNews.com reports that Rhinoplay's team includes mathematicians and storytellers and that the studio applies gameplay data and player behaviour analysis.
The figures that matter most to a player are absent. Neither source gives a return-to-player (RTP) percentage or a volatility rating for any of the launch titles. RTP is the long-run share of stakes a game pays back: a slot set at 96% returns $96 per $100 wagered on average over a very large number of spins, which leaves a house edge of 4%. Volatility describes how unevenly that return is spread, and two games with the same RTP can behave very differently over a short session. We do not know either value for any Rhinoplay game. Published game sheets or certification reports from an accredited testing lab would answer the question. So would the RTP disclosure at any licensed operator that carries the titles.
Both reports appear to be based on the same company announcement, so their agreement is less independent confirmation than it might look.
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