Kanuuna's games, arranged by the studios behind them
Eight games appear on the partner's Kanuuna lobby tiles, and this hub maps them by studio without ranking them. On a phone, a studio name is a handy way to understand a long lobby: a provider filter cuts it to a few rows, and titles from one studio usually have similar controls, info panels and feature explanations. Staking money on them from India is prohibited under the Online Gaming Act 2025, so this page explains formats only. Each game has a separate guide.








Four studios named on the tiles
| Studio named on the tile | Titles covered here |
|---|---|
| Yggdrasil | Barbarossa Doublemax, Valley Of The Gods 2 |
| Endorphina | Burning Coins 20, Prestige Crown |
| BGaming | Chicken Rush 2, Elvis Frog Trueways, Snoop Dogg Dollars |
| Play'n GO | Rise Of Olympus Extreme |
Each studio name above is taken from the label on the partner's lobby tile. The eight titles here are only the ones this guide describes, and the live lobby may list many other games and providers.
Why this guide has so few figures
Readers often look first for return-to-player, volatility and maximum win, yet these are the figures most often repeated wrongly across websites. This guide prints them only where the studio has published them itself, which applies to just one of the eight. BGaming's page for Snoop Dogg Dollars gives a 6x8 cluster-pays grid, a configurable 97% RTP, high volatility and a 10,000x maximum win. There is no studio card for the remaining seven, so their guides deliberately say little about numbers.
Pay attention to the word "configurable". A studio may release one game in several RTP versions, leaving the operator to select which one it runs. The game's own rules at Kanuuna show the version in use, and they outrank any review site's number, including one printed here.
Reading a game's details on a phone
- A game can be found through lobby search or the provider filter, and its tile opens the game window.
- The info (i) or menu button inside the window leads to the game's help screens.
- The rules page is where the RTP line, bet range and feature triggers are normally explained.
- The settings menu usually holds the turbo, autoplay and sound controls.
- These steps explain how to read a game, not an invitation to play: staking money from India is prohibited under the Online Gaming Act 2025.
A demo mode exists in some lobbies, though it is not always offered and may sit behind a login, as the tile may show. Mobile details are explained in Kanuuna on your phone, and the format itself on the slots page.
Visit the websiteCommon questions about this hub
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All guides in this section
- Barbarossa Doublemax explained: Yggdrasil's pirate-themed
- Burning Coins 20: how stake controls work on a touch screen
- Chicken Rush 2: why the sequel label counts in a lobby
- Elvis Frog Trueways: a rock-and-roll slot through a phone
- Prestige Crown: a guide to where a game stores its round
- Rise Of Olympus Extreme: reading the word 'extreme' in a
- Snoop Dogg Dollars: the title backed by studio data
- Valley Of The Gods 2: temple art, load times and how demo