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Founding year and head office are not on our record, so we will not guess at either. What we can measure is the catalogue: 103 games on our data source, 61 of which carry a dated release.

Those dated releases run from 25 September 2024 to 28 August 2026. By year that is 7 in 2024, 33 in 2025 and 21 dated to 2026, so the feed shows a studio releasing steadily rather than in occasional bursts.

Themes repeat rather than spread thin. The most common across the catalogue:

• Fruit, 7 titles
• Asian, 6 titles
• Halloween, 6 titles
• Animal, 4 titles
• Pig, 3 titles
• Dragon, 3 titles

Across the 22 titles that publish an RTP, the median is 95.99% and the average is 95.13%. The studios we track average about 95.7%, so AvatarUX sits below the field on the average while its median lands close to it.

The published range runs from 94% to 96.52%. That is a wide spread for one catalogue, and over a long session the difference between the two ends is real money, so the figure is worth checking per game rather than per studio.

Volatility is rated on 20 titles on a 1 to 5 ladder:

• Very high, 11 titles
• Low, 5 titles
• Medium, 4 titles

There is almost nothing sitting between Medium and the top of the ladder, so the catalogue splits into calm games and swingy ones instead of blending the two. Pick the end you actually want before you pick the theme.

One caveat on every RTP figure here. Studios often ship the same slot in more than one RTP setting, and the version a casino runs can differ from the number on our data source, so treat these as the published spread and confirm it on the game's own info screen.

We currently track two AvatarUX titles in full, so this is a thin slice of a 103-game catalogue rather than a complete mechanic map. The mechanics in the games we track:

• Expanding Wilds, in 40 Power Joker
• Hold & Win, in 3 Rockin' Penguins

One rule applies whatever the mechanic. Where a slot offers a feature buy in other markets, that button is switched off for players in Great Britain, so the bonus has to land in normal play.

The highest RTPs on our data source cluster tightly at the top. Sweet Delights is the highest at 96.52%, followed by 7 Lucky Gods at 96.16% and PiggyPop Grand Affair 2 at 96.1%.

Below those, five titles sit within a whisker of each other: Tik Talkers at 96.05%, Electro Cubes at 96.04%, then Duck Hunt 500, Vegas Fortune and Big Catch Craze at 96.03%, 96.03% and 96.02%. The practical read is that the top of this catalogue is a narrow band, not one standout number.

The two releases our desk tracks directly are the newest we can link: 40 Power Joker, out 24 July 2026 at 96.73% RTP, and 3 Rockin' Penguins, out 17 July 2026 at 95.77%.

Set against the 80 studios we track:

• Catalogue size ranks 45 of 80, so it sits mid-field on volume rather than at either end.
• The 95.13% published average RTP is below the field average of about 95.7%.
• The Very high volatility lean is common rather than distinctive: 21 of the 53 studios we rate lean the same way.

Taken together, the volatility lean is not what separates this studio from the field. The below-field RTP average is the figure worth weighing.

Where the provider makes one available, every AvatarUX slot we list runs as a free demo. The demo is the real game on play money, with the same reels, the same maths and the same features, so the only thing missing is the cash.

That matters more than usual on a catalogue where 11 of the 20 rated titles are Very high volatility. A demo shows you how long the dry spells run before you stake anything, and players in Great Britain pass an 18+ age check before one will load.

The catalogue statistics on this page come from the AvatarUX games listed on our data source, and each figure is computed only from the titles that publish it. That is why the RTP sample is 22 games and the volatility sample is 20, not all 103.

The reviews are a separate thing. They cover the individual releases our desk actually plays, which is a small and current slice of the catalogue, so nothing here should be read as a claim to have played everything AvatarUX has made.

When the underlying data changes, we change the figure. Counts and averages move as new titles land and as studios publish numbers they previously held back.