Games library

Games library across eight providers

The full library is mounted on the app index. Below groups records by provider, with a stable profile route per game.

By provider

Evolution (373)

Baccarat a · ID 1883

Fachai (75)

MONKEY KING FISHING · ID 3129

JILI (231)

Chin Shi Huang · ID 64

KOOLBET (11)

Andarbahar · ID 2601
Aviator pro · ID 2602
7up7down · ID 2603
Money coming · ID 2604
Chicken road2 · ID 2605
Squid Game · ID 2606
Teenpatti · ID 2607
There Patti · ID 2608
Dragon tiger · ID 2610
Dragon tiger2 · ID 2612
Mines · ID 2613

Originals (3)

Dice · ID 3068
Mines · ID 3069
Limbo · ID 3206

How to read the library

Eight providers, one stable profile route per record

Every record above opens a stable profile at /games/<slug>-<id>/. The slug is the canonical name as published in the destination catalogue; the trailing numeric ID is the same value the destination operator uses internally. Both pieces are needed because some providers reuse short names across multiple regional builds, while others rotate display names without changing the underlying game ID. Keeping both in the URL means a profile remains addressable even if the destination operator renames the surface later.

The provider counts in parentheses - Evolution (373), Fachai (75), JILI (231), KOOLBET (11), Originals (3), PG SOFT (152), Pragmatic Play (70), YellowBat (58) - describe how many records the Come app currently exposes per provider, not the size of each provider's full catalogue. Records not exposed here are not necessarily unavailable; the destination operator gates some titles by region, by device class or by user tier. If a record you expect is missing, the app's own library tab is the live source.

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Stable profile route

Every record exposes /games/<slug>-<id>/ with a unique title, H1, body copy and a single route-relevant image. URLs do not change when the destination rotates display names.

Live source

The in-app library tab is the live source for region and tier gating. This desk only documents the route, the slug and the ID; availability is set by the destination operator.

Editorial coverage

Each profile covers identity, provider, ID, surface category and three editorial notes. No fake payout claims; no invented RTP numbers.

Catalog shape

How the games catalog is organised

The games catalog inside the Come app is sourced from a handful of third-party studios and routed through the destination operator. Each studio contributes its own RTP bands, its own volatility profile, and its own bonus mechanics. The publisher's catalog index on this product profile groups titles by studio - Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Jili, PG Soft, Fachai, Koolbet, Yellowbat, plus the originals label for in-house titles - so a first-time visitor can see the studio mix before they sign in. The studio mix is stable across review cycles; the individual titles inside each studio rotate as the operator refreshes the catalog.

A useful way to read the catalog is to pick a studio first and a volatility band second, rather than picking a title first and reading the studio later. Studios tend to have a consistent house style across their titles - one studio's crash games will feel similar across releases, another studio's slot art will look similar across releases - so picking a studio first lets you lean into the house style you enjoy rather than gambling on individual title art. The publisher's index lets you walk each studio's title list; the in-app catalog lets you filter by volatility band once you are signed in.

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Studios

Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Jili, PG Soft, Fachai, Koolbet, Yellowbat, plus originals. Each has a stable house style.

RTP bands

Each studio contributes its own RTP bands. The bands are studio-set; the publisher does not adjust them.

Volatility

Filter by volatility band once you are signed in. The publisher's index groups by studio first.

Reading the studio list

What each studio is known for, in one line

The eight studio labels in the index are not interchangeable. Evolution is the live-dealer studio; its contribution to the catalog is the baccarat, blackjack, roulette, and andar-bahar live tables. Pragmatic Play is the slot-and-live hybrid studio; its contribution spans high-volatility slots and live game shows. Jili is the slots-and-fishing studio; its contribution is the slot-and-arcade mix popular across South Asia. PG Soft is the mobile-first slot studio; its titles are tuned for portrait phone play. Fachai is the slot-and-arcade studio with a strong Asian-game catalogue. Koolbet and Yellowbat are smaller studios with focused slot mixes; the originals label covers in-house titles that are not sourced from a third party.

None of those one-line studio descriptions is a recommendation. The publisher's role is to publish the studio mix so a first-time visitor knows what they are walking into, not to rank one studio above another. The in-app catalog is the only place a side-by-side comparison is live, because it has the studio's current RTP and volatility bands on the same card. The publisher's index gives you the shape; the in-app catalog gives you the live numbers.

Evolution

Live-dealer studio. Baccarat, blackjack, roulette, andar-bahar live tables.

Pragmatic Play

Slot-and-live hybrid. High-volatility slots and live game shows.

Jili

Slots-and-fishing studio. Slot-and-arcade mix popular across South Asia.

PG Soft

Mobile-first slot studio. Titles tuned for portrait phone play.

Fachai

Slot-and-arcade studio with a strong Asian-game catalogue.

Originals

In-house titles not sourced from a third-party studio. Smaller catalog, in-house rules.

Practical reading

Three habits that keep the catalog small

Three habits keep a games session small enough that the budget survives. First, pick one studio per session rather than bouncing across studios; each studio's house style is internally consistent, so concentrating on one studio for the session lets you read the style without re-learning it on every title. Second, set a per-session stop loss and a per-session stop win; the games catalog is large enough that you can keep playing past either stop without the surface warning you, so the discipline has to come from you. Third, walk a title in demo mode if the in-app surface offers one; demo mode lets you read the rules and the volatility without risking the deposit rail.

None of the three habits is a winning strategy. They are a way to keep the catalog at a size you can learn rather than a size that learns you. The publisher does not publish a "best studio" or a "best volatility band" because such rankings depend on the visitor's risk tolerance and on the operator's current RTP bands; both are out of scope for this product profile. The publisher publishes the studio mix, the catalog shape, and the install route. What you do with the catalog after you sign in is your call, and the publisher does not weigh in on it.

One studio per session

Concentrate rather than bounce. Each studio's house style is internally consistent; learning one is faster than relearning many.

Stop loss and stop win

Set both before the session. The catalog is large enough that you can keep playing past either stop without warning.

Demo mode

Walk the rules and volatility in demo if the surface offers it. Read before you deposit the rail.