Zitro brings its largest G2E line-up to Las Vegas

Spanish gaming supplier Zitro used G2E 2026 in Las Vegas for its biggest showing at the show to date. The stand centred on new games for its two main cabinet families, FANTASY and CONCEPT.

What was on show

On the FANTASY cabinet, the headline new titles were:

• Legendary Hammer, where a hammer feature leads to a guaranteed jackpot.
• Wild Origins, which combines a dragon and a lion in its bonus rounds.
• Tails on Rails, where a train in the Bonus Link drops car values across the reels.
• Khepri's Reelic, where a three-coloured scarab triggers a full-screen bonus with every feature guaranteed.

Lion Falls and Brave Dragon, already in the range, were also featured.

For CONCEPT, Zitro showed Clover Paddy, Penguin Party, which lets players stack up to four features in one Bonus Link, and Jin Ken Express, where ticket inspectors collect coins and jackpots. Other CONCEPT titles on the floor included Funny Bunnies, Hammy Heist, Legendary Sword II, Spell Realm, Empress of Jewels, Golden Blades, Thousand Lanterns, Stack Universe and Kakusei.

The company also showed new sign packages, upgrades to both cabinet families and new Historical Horse Racing games. Derik Mooberry, CEO of Zitro USA, said operators valued both the number of new titles and how different their mechanics and themes are.

Gamitas view

G2E is a land-based show first, and this release is about cabinets. The online story matters as much for Zitro now. On its Gamitas profile, Zitro Digital lists 111 online games split between video slots and video bingo. This year it has gone live in Brazil, Colombia and Peru and joined the REEVO aggregation platform. Its online business runs under a Malta Gaming Authority critical gaming supply licence, which Gamitas has checked on the regulator's register.

The pattern is familiar: a land-based hit gets a second life online, usually in Latin America first. Operators in those markets who want Bonus Link style mechanics should watch which of these G2E titles move into the Zitro Digital catalogue. Gamitas currently lists 176 game providers, and Zitro is one of the few with a large cabinet business behind its online range.