3 Pigs of Olympus 30,000 Extreme
release date and demo

Gaming Corps, based in Mriehel, Malta and holding a UK Gambling Commission licence, has announced 3 Pigs of Olympus 30,000 Extreme for release on 15 October 2026. The studio's catalogue runs to around 128 games, with pig-themed titles accounting for five releases - the second-most-iterated theme in the catalogue after Christmas. It is a studio with a clear and repeated commitment to the pig format, and this title extends that strand.

None of this game's own specs are on record before release. RTP, volatility, max win, grid size, paylines, mechanic, theme classification, features and stake range are all unpublished - the studio has issued no pre-release figures for any of them. Every missing field will be added to this page on release, drawn directly from the studio's confirmed numbers. Until then, Gaming Corps' wider catalogue is the honest basis for a read on what to expect.

The only confirmed facts about 3 Pigs of Olympus 30,000 Extreme are its name, its studio and its release date of 15 October 2026.

Gaming Corps has a traceable record across its catalogue; the studio's published numbers give a clear read on what it typically builds:

• Catalogue size: around 128 games in total, 59 with a confirmed release date - a mid-sized studio with a documented and steady publishing history.
• Typical RTP: across the 13 titles that publish a figure, the studio's median sits at 96.07%, the average at 95.94%, and the range runs from 94% to 97% - tight clustering around the industry standard.
• Volatility lean: across 9 rated titles on a 1-5 ladder, 4 are rated very high, 2 high and 3 medium; no titles sit at low or low-to-medium, giving the studio a clear bias toward the upper end of the scale.
• Mechanics and format: the catalogue mixes arcade-influenced titles (Plinkball 5000, Golf Champion, Hoop Champion) with action-oriented builds (Hyena Heist, Fire and Freedom); several game families carry an Instant Blitz naming variant.
• Top themes: Christmas leads at 6 titles, pig-themed at 5, horror and sports both at 5, Halloween at 4 and fruit at 3 - a broad spread with recurring seasonal and animal threads.

3 Pigs of Olympus 30,000 Extreme has none of its own specs confirmed, so none of these studio figures carry across as a promise for this title. The studio's typical range and volatility lean give a frame for what to expect from this developer, but the game's own RTP, volatility and all remaining details will be published by the studio on release.

Gaming Corps has released one title to the UK market in 2026. Its UK Gambling Commission licence means its games can reach GB players via UK-licensed casinos, but the studio's per-title presence on UK shelves remains selective - a useful consideration when estimating how widely this release will appear after 15 October 2026.

A free play-money demo runs the real game on virtual credit - no account, no deposit and nothing staked. It costs nothing to use and gives a direct read on the game's layout, its feature triggers and the general pace of the base game. That is practical information a spec sheet alone cannot give you.

Real-money play is different in every way that matters. It requires a casino account, a deposit and a stake on each spin, and any result carries genuine financial weight. Gaming Corps holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, so its games reach UK-licensed casinos - the casino's own licence governs what GB players can access, not the studio's.

The spec plate - RTP, max win, stake range - is the part a demo session cannot tell you about expected returns. For 3 Pigs of Olympus 30,000 Extreme, those figures are still unpublished and will appear on this page once the studio releases them alongside the game on 15 October 2026.