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Phone-first slots from PG SOFT, and where they land
PG SOFT makes slot games built for the phone first. Mahjong Ways, Fortune Tiger, Treasures of Aztec, Lucky Neko: portrait screen, one thumb, nothing to install. The same forty titles documented here turn up in Bangkok, Hanoi, Colombo and São Paulo, in different interface languages, with different currency in the balance, and often under nicknames players invented locally. This English edition maps the whole footprint at once, for readers who are not sitting in one of the fifteen countries with an edition of their own.
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Caishen Wins
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Destiny of Sun & Moon
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Diner Frenzy Spins
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Dragon Hatch
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Dragon Hatch 2
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Dragon's Treasure Quest
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Fortune Mouse
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A catalogue built for the phone, not shrunk to fit it
Every title runs as HTML5 in a mobile browser, in portrait, cross-platform, with nothing to download. That decision shapes the games themselves. Reels stand tall rather than wide. Buttons sit where a thumb already is. Art is drawn to read at arm's length on a six-inch screen, which is why the tiger in Fortune Tiger fills the frame instead of sitting politely in a corner.
The maths has a house style too. Cascading wins replace the symbols that paid instead of leaving the grid still. Multipliers climb across a sequence rather than resetting between spins. Grids expand mid-spin. Cluster pays count groups of touching symbols instead of lines. Mahjong Ways is played over mahjong tiles; Treasures of Aztec, Lucky Neko, Caishen Wins, Fortune Ox, Dragon Hatch and Ganesha Fortune each dress the pattern differently. More than 200 titles carry the PG SOFT name. Forty of them are documented here in detail.
PG SOFT, briefly
PG SOFT is the trading name of Pocket Games Soft, founded in 2015. The Malta entity is Pocket Games Software Limited, company registration number C 76195, at Valletta Buildings, Fourth Floor, Suite 20, South Street, Valletta. The studio holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence, MGA/B2B/435/2017, which appears in the MGA's own register. Two further claims circulate widely and both registers refute them: there is no UK Gambling Commission licence and no Gibraltar licence. C 76195 is a company number, not a gaming licence, and any page presenting it as one has misread the register.
PG Soft states that its random number generator, game mathematics and game rules are certified by BMM Testlabs and by Gaming Associates; that is the company's own statement, quoted here as such. The studio took Best Slot Provider 2025 at the SiGMA Euro-Med Awards, and Best Slot Provider 2025 at the SiGMA South Asia Awards in Colombo in December 2025.
One catalogue, fifteen wrappers
Fourteen of the covered regions sit in Asia: Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Japan and South Korea. Brazil is the fifteenth, because the Portuguese-language reach there is large enough that a map without it would be wrong.
The games are the same object in all of them. The wrapper is not. Interface text arrives in Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Portuguese and more, and the balance shows in baht, dong, rupiah, rupee, yen, won, peso or real. Names drift furthest of all. In Brazil, Fortune Tiger is widely known as the tigrinho, and a search in English returns a different world from a search for the nickname. In Thailand and Japan, titles get transliterated into local script. This edition uses the English reference name for every game, because that is the one constant across the footprint, and notes the local name where the gap is wide enough to break a search.
Mid-range phones, uneven networks
Every title runs in a phone browser, and that matters for an unglamorous reason: no app to install, no store account to keep, no gigabyte of storage to hand over. Portrait play with one hand suits a commute, a queue, a sofa. On a thin connection, a title that opens in a browser tab counts for more than a heavier one that stalls, and the connection matters more than the handset.
The five markets the studio's own site rules out
PG Soft's website states that it does not serve Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macau. Those five are not covered here and will not be added, whatever a third-party page claims. Nothing on this site says whether online play is permitted where a reader lives either: that is a legal question, it differs by state and province across much of this footprint, and it changes.
If one of the fifteen countries above is home, that edition reads better than this one, with local script, local currency and the titles readers there search for. The region switcher at the top of any page goes there. Otherwise this is the edition to stay on, and the slot index is the place to start.
Frequently asked questions
Which PG SOFT games does this edition document?
Forty titles, among them Mahjong Ways, Fortune Tiger, Treasures of Aztec, Lucky Neko, Fortune Ox, Dragon Hatch, Caishen Wins and Ganesha Fortune. More than 200 games carry the PG SOFT name altogether, so these forty are a documented selection rather than the whole catalogue. Each one has a row in the slot index holding the figures published for it.
Why does the same PG SOFT game have a different name in Brazil or Thailand?
Because players rename what they play. Fortune Tiger is widely called the tigrinho in Brazil, and titles are transliterated into Thai or Japanese script rather than kept in English. The game is identical; only the label moves. This edition lists the English reference name, the one constant across all fifteen regions, and notes the local name where the difference would break a search.
Can PG SOFT games be reached in Singapore or Malaysia?
PG Soft's own website states that it does not serve Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macau. None of those five is covered on this site and none will be added. Pages claiming otherwise have not read the studio's own statement, and on the question of which markets a studio serves, the studio is the authority.
Is PG SOFT licensed in the UK or Gibraltar?
No, on both counts. The licence PG Soft holds is a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence, MGA/B2B/435/2017, listed in the MGA register. The UK Gambling Commission register and the Gibraltar one both contradict the claims repeated on a surprising number of sites. The number C 76195, often quoted as a licence, is the Malta company registration number of Pocket Games Software Limited.
Does this edition say whether online slots are allowed where I live?
No. Gambling law differs by country, differs by state or province inside several countries in this footprint, and changes without much notice. What is documented here is availability and language support: which titles exist, what they are called in a given region, which interface languages appear, what currency shows in the balance. Anything about legality is a question for a local adviser.