None of that is accidental. Part of the catalogue of this studio, which belongs to the Taiwanese group IGS, is built in series: a starting idea, then a sequel that keeps the base and adds a layer on top. Knowing what each instalment changes makes it easier to choose where to start.
TaDa Gaming and the IGS group: a studio grown from thirty years of arcade gaming
TaDa Gaming was set up in 2019 within International Games System (IGS), a Taiwanese arcade-game maker founded in 1989. The studio now claims more than 200 HTML5 games: mostly reel games, but also bingo, table and card games, crash games and fishing games inherited from the arcade.
Its European company, TaDa Gaming Ltd, is based in Ta' Xbiex, Malta. It holds the supplier licence MGA/B2B/940/2022, issued in August 2023 and still active on the Malta Gaming Authority register. The studio also reports authorisations in Great Britain, Sweden, Greece, Romania and Ontario and, in its review of 2025, a certification for Belgium. It says its random number generator is checked by the BMM, GLI and Gaming Associates labs.
At Casino King, its range is limited for now to a roulette, a baccarat and, above all, dice slots, which join the casino slots in Belgium already supplied by other studios. Its crash and fishing games are not part of the offer at this stage.
TaDa games: a catalogue that grows through sequels
The logic shows as soon as you line the titles up. A good share of those in the catalogue belong to a family: an original, a sequel, sometimes a variant. That is a handy marker in practice, as the controls, symbols and basic rules often carry over from one instalment to the next, though not always.
A sequel is not a copy, though. Depending on the game, it adds a feature or changes the way you win altogether, as the examples below show. The descriptions follow the developer's game sheets; at Casino King these games run in their dice versions, and the help screen of each game has the final word.
A 2 in the title: an extra layer or a different engine
Fortune Gems runs on three reels of three positions and five lines, flanked by a fourth column that shows only multipliers: six values, from ×1 to ×15, applied to the win on that spin. According to the developer's product sheet, an extra bet of 50% removes the ×1 from that column. Fortune Gems 2 keeps that base and adds Wheel symbols to the same column: when one stops in the centre, it opens a prize wheel. Nothing is taken away from the original.
Fortune Coins is built on coins that drop onto reels 1 and 3 and are picked up by a collector in the centre, with respins that reset to three with each new coin. Fortune Coins 2 uses the same grid but keeps the coins that do not win: they pile up in two heaps, silver and gold, above the reels, and a feature can tip them onto the grid at random.
Devil Fire, with its 5 reels and 20 lines, counts its little devils wherever they land: three or more on screen open a bonus round. Devil Fire 2 keeps the setting but changes the engine: 40 lines, a baby devil wild that appears only in the centre and collects bonus coins and jackpot symbols, and four fixed jackpots. Pirate Queen 2, for its part, does without lines: eight or more matching symbols pay out, whatever their position on its 6 × 5 grid.
The Sparkling Crown family follows another rule: the number in the title gives the number of lines. 40 Sparkling Crown moves to a 5 × 4 grid with 40 lines, crown wilds that expand across reels 2 to 4 when they are part of a win, and a Jackpot Poker bonus that can trigger at random: you turn cards over until you have three of the same suit, to win one of four prize tiers. 10 Sparkling Crown 2 is the direct sequel to a 10-line original that is not in the Casino King catalogue, so you can play the sequel without having played the first instalment.
The TriLuck series: three features on the same spin
The TriLuck series starts from a principle TaDa sums up like this: each game carries three separate features, which can trigger together on the same spin. 3 Coin Treasures and 3 Lucky Piggy belong to it, hence the number at the start of their names. Three different coins each set off an effect: coloured ones in 3 Lucky Piggy, and ones showing a dragon, a koi carp and a tiger in 3 Coin Treasures. When they land together, the effects add up.
3 Lightning Blitz combines that formula with coin collection, on a wider 6 × 4 grid with 4,096 ways to win, topped by three pots that each launch their own set of free spins. On 3 Coin Treasures and 3 Lucky Piggy, filling all fifteen positions during the respin bonus can award the Grand, the highest tier. These tiers work as they do in all fixed-jackpot games: a prize proportional to the stake and known in advance.
TaDa coin slots: collecting rather than lining up
Another family is recognised less by its name than by how it works. TaDa has trademarked it as Hit the Cash, combining respins with locked coins, fixed jackpots and value collection. In Joker Coins, Clover Coins 4x4 and Coin of Lightning, coins carrying values land on the reels, then a collector symbol gathers them: Zeus's hand on the fifth reel of Coin of Lightning, a pot that has to land in the centre of the grid in Clover Coins 4x4. The win no longer depends only on a line, but on what is on the grid when the collector appears.
According to the developer's sheets, Joker Coins and Coin of Lightning link collection to four fixed jackpots, from Mini to Grand. Money Coming, despite its name, belongs to another family: its three reels form a number, and a special fourth reel adds multipliers and respins, in the spirit of the multiplier column described above.
Every TaDa title at Casino King is eligible for the +50% Boost. When a Boost picks one of them, the first winning spin on that game gets 50% more, capped at €10 per Boost.
TaDa table games: European Roulette and Baccarat
In the Casino King catalogue, TaDa has two table games. Its European Roulette is an animated roulette: the wheel on screen is only an illustration, and the software draws the number. It uses the 37-pocket, single-zero wheel of European roulette.
The Baccarat is also dealt by the software and follows the classic card game with its three basic bets: on the player, on the banker or on a tie. The developer's sheet presents it as commission-free on the banker bet; here too, the version shown on screen is what counts. Together with GameArt's table, it is one of the two baccarat games at Casino King, played here from €1 to €25 a hand.
TaDa casino titles: search, launch, read the rules
To find a specific title, the search bar is all you need: type its name, then launch it on your phone or computer. Each game has a help screen setting out its rules and paytable, worth reading before your first stake.
TaDa thus joins the other studios at Casino King, the mobile casino that runs them all under the same Belgian licence, B+19763: one account, one balance and the same withdrawals for every title, with access for over-21s only.
