Print Studios' history since its 2020 Malta founding, its small, Swedish-heavy team and deliberately slow release cadence, exactly how its proprietary SuperSpinners mechanic multiplies winning combinations exponentially, its distribution through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet programme, notable titles including Uncle Profit and Royal Potato, and how it compares to the other providers covered on this site

Print Studios is among the newest and smallest studios covered on this site — founded in 2020, distributed through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet programme (covered from Relax's own side in this site's dedicated Relax Gaming guide), and built around a deliberately slow, quality-focused release philosophy that echoes Thunderkick's own approach covered elsewhere on this site. This guide covers the studio's history, its SuperSpinners mechanic, its notable titles, and how it compares to the other developers covered here.

Print Studios' History

Print Studios was founded in 2020, headquartered in Valletta, Malta, led by CEO Carl Wiggman, with a team of roughly 15 to 20 employees, predominantly Swedish personnel — a genuinely small team compared to several larger studios covered elsewhere on this site. The studio joined Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet distribution programme in April 2021 — a relationship covered in more depth from Relax's own perspective in this site's Relax Gaming guide, where Print Studios is named directly as a Silver Bullet partner alongside 4ThePlayer (also covered in its own dedicated guide on this site). At the time of joining, Relax described Print as "a newly established development house" built around a team of experienced industry veterans, rather than a studio built from a founding team with no prior industry background.

SuperSpinners: Print Studios' Signature Mechanic

SuperSpinners is Print Studios' own proprietary mechanic, and genuinely distinctive among the studios covered on this site. The system places multiplier values directly between reels, positioned so that adjacent multipliers can multiply against each other rather than simply adding to a winning combination's value independently. This produces genuinely exponential rather than additive win potential: two multiplier values of 40x positioned to multiply against one another don't combine to 80x, but to 1,600x — a considerably more dramatic escalation than a standard additive multiplier stack. This exponential structure is worth understanding as mechanically distinct from the additive or sequential multiplier-stacking mechanics covered across several other studios' guides on this site — Thunderkick's Mucho Multiplier, for instance, steps through fixed doubling levels rather than multiplying two independently-generated values against each other the way SuperSpinners does.

A Worked Example of SuperSpinners' Exponential Math

Working through the mechanic's arithmetic makes the practical difference clear. In a standard additive multiplier system — the kind more commonly seen across several other studios' mechanics covered on this site — two separate 40x multipliers contributing to the same win would typically combine to 80x, a straightforward sum. Under SuperSpinners, those same two 40x values positioned to interact multiply against each other instead: 40 × 40 = 1,600x, a twentyfold difference from the additive result. This gap widens considerably further as more multiplier positions come into play within a single spin — a third interacting multiplier compounds the existing product rather than simply adding another fixed amount, meaning SuperSpinners' theoretical ceiling grows considerably faster than an equivalent additive system as more multiplier positions land favourably within the same spin. This is precisely why Print Studios' reported average max win (in excess of 21,000x across its reviewed catalogue) sits well above the more moderate averages common to studios building on additive or fixed-level multiplier systems — the exponential structure itself is doing much of the mathematical work behind those larger headline figures.

Print Studios' Design Philosophy

The studio's own stated design philosophy explicitly frames a game as "only as good as its weakest link," describing itself as "relentless about art, animations, mechanics, math, sound and optimization" working together as a unified whole rather than any single element carrying a release on its own. This philosophy translates into a genuinely slow release cadence — reportedly averaging around one new title every other month — echoing the same quality-over-quantity approach already covered in this site's Thunderkick guide, though arrived at independently by a considerably younger and smaller studio built on entirely different ownership and distribution foundations. Worth noting specifically given the studio's small headcount: a roughly 15-to-20-person team maintaining this release cadence while also handling the art, animation, mathematics, and sound design the studio's own philosophy explicitly prioritises implies a genuinely lean, tightly-focused production process rather than a larger studio's more compartmentalised development pipeline — a plausible practical reason behind the studio's own emphasis on every individual title's production quality over sheer catalogue size.

Notable Titles

Print Studios' catalogue leans toward distinctive, often irreverent naming and theming choices — Uncle Profit, reported at up to 50,000x max win, stands as the studio's highest-reported max win title to date. Royal Potato and its sequel Royal Potato 2 report max wins of 30,000x and 40,000x respectively, illustrating the studio's own sequel-driven franchise-building approach already covered as a common pattern across several other studios on this site. Holy Hand Grenade 2: Dream Drop connects directly to Relax Gaming's own Dream Drop jackpot network (covered in detail in this site's Relax Gaming guide), reported at up to 30,000x max win — a further example, alongside 4ThePlayer's own 5k Gold Mine Dream Drop title already covered on this site, of a Silver Bullet partner studio plugging its own release directly into Relax's proprietary jackpot infrastructure. Across its wider reviewed catalogue of roughly 33 titles, Print Studios reports an average RTP of 96.1% and an average max win exceeding 21,000x, with the studio's output skewing predominantly toward high volatility — broadly consistent with the exponential, high-ceiling win potential SuperSpinners is specifically built to deliver. Cash Defense and Reapers round out further entries in the studio's catalogue, each pairing the studio's own distinctive theming choices with either SuperSpinners or one of its variant mechanics, continuing the same pattern of irreverent, often tongue-in-cheek naming already illustrated by Uncle Profit and Royal Potato.

How Print Studios Compares to Other Providers Covered on This Site

Positioned against Relax Gaming itself (covered in a dedicated guide on this site), the relationship is distribution rather than ownership — the same Silver Bullet structure already covered from 4ThePlayer's own side, where Print Studios builds independently and uses Relax's operator network to reach UK-licensed casinos. Positioned against Thunderkick (also covered on this site for its own quality-over-quantity philosophy), Print Studios arrives at a similar slow, deliberate release cadence from a considerably smaller, newer, and differently-structured starting point — independent by virtue of being a young Silver Bullet partner rather than Thunderkick's own longer-standing, fully independent ownership. Positioned against SuperSpinners specifically, no other proprietary mechanic covered across this site's provider hub guides multiplies two independently-generated multiplier values directly against one another in quite the same way — the closest comparison, Thunderkick's Mucho Multiplier, steps through fixed levels rather than multiplying two separate values together.

Print Studios and UK Licensing

As with every developer covered on this site, Print Studios' titles operate exclusively through UKGC-licensed casino operators for UK players, subject to the standard UK regulatory framework — RTP disclosure requirements, the mandatory online slots stake limits covered in this site's Penny & Low Stake Slots guide, and the minimum spin-speed and autoplay rules referenced elsewhere on this site.

Where to Play Print Studios Slots

Given Print Studios' distribution through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet network and its own smaller, newer catalogue, its titles are available at UK-licensed operators that carry Relax's wider partner content — though, being one of the smaller and more recently-founded studios covered on this site, its catalogue's availability at any specific operator is worth checking directly rather than assumed to match the reach of longer-established studios covered elsewhere here. Because Silver Bullet distribution runs through Relax's own 250-plus operator network (covered in more depth in this site's Relax Gaming guide), a UK-licensed operator carrying Relax's wider Silver Bullet catalogue is generally the most reliable place to find Print Studios' titles specifically, rather than assuming universal availability across every UK operator regardless of their specific content partnerships.

A Practical Checklist Before Playing Print Studios Slots

Understand SuperSpinners' exponential structure before assuming its multipliers simply add together — two multiplier values positioned to interact don't combine additively, but multiply against one another, producing a considerably larger combined result than a standard additive multiplier stack.

Check whether a specific title connects to Relax Gaming's Dream Drop jackpot network — not every Print Studios title does, and this affects both the title's base RTP (following the same jackpot-contribution trade-off covered in this site's Progressive Jackpot Slots guide) and its overall win structure.

Expect a smaller catalogue than several larger studios covered on this site — Print Studios' deliberately slow release cadence, similar in spirit to Thunderkick's own approach, means fewer total titles to choose from at any given time.

Know that Print Studios operates independently despite its Relax Gaming distribution relationship — the two are separate companies, with Relax providing operator network access rather than owning or developing Print's games.

Who Print Studios Slots Genuinely Suit

Good fit: players drawn to genuinely exponential, high-ceiling win potential through SuperSpinners specifically, and anyone interested in a smaller, newer studio building a distinctive, quality-focused identity rather than following an established industry template.

Less suited: players looking for the widest possible catalogue or the longest track record — as one of the newer and smaller studios covered on this site, Print Studios' output is considerably more limited than several longer-established developers covered elsewhere here.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Print Studios founded?

2020, headquartered in Valletta, Malta, led by CEO Carl Wiggman.

Is Print Studios owned by Relax Gaming?

No — Print Studios is an independent studio distributed through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet partner programme, which it joined in April 2021, giving it access to Relax's operator network while remaining a separately-owned company.

What is SuperSpinners?

Print Studios' proprietary mechanic, placing multiplier values between reels so that adjacent multipliers can multiply against one another rather than adding together — for example, two 40x multipliers combining to 1,600x rather than 80x, producing exponential rather than additive win potential.

What is Print Studios' highest-reported max win title?

Uncle Profit, reported at up to 50,000x, the highest max win figure across the studio's catalogue to date.

How often does Print Studios release new titles?

Reportedly around once every other month, reflecting the studio's own stated quality-over-quantity design philosophy, similar in spirit to Thunderkick's own approach covered on this site.

What is Holy Hand Grenade 2: Dream Drop?

A Print Studios title connected to Relax Gaming's own Dream Drop jackpot network, reported at up to 30,000x max win — one of several Silver Bullet partner titles (alongside 4ThePlayer's own 5k Gold Mine Dream Drop) plugging directly into Relax's shared jackpot infrastructure.

What is Print Studios' average RTP?

Reported at approximately 96.1% across its wider reviewed catalogue of roughly 33 titles, with an average max win exceeding 21,000x and output skewing predominantly toward high volatility.

How does SuperSpinners' math actually work?

Multiplier values are placed between reels so adjacent ones can multiply against each other rather than adding together — two 40x multipliers combine to 1,600x (40 × 40) under SuperSpinners, compared to a more modest 80x under a standard additive multiplier system, a twentyfold difference.

Who founded Print Studios and how big is the team?

CEO Carl Wiggman leads a team of roughly 15 to 20 employees, predominantly Swedish personnel, based in Valletta, Malta — a considerably smaller operation than several longer-established studios covered elsewhere on this site.

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