away from licensed footage, it re-imagines NFL players as stylised “city heroes.” Each team has its own champion and themed background; San Francisco bending steel, Miami diving into the ocean, each designed to evoke regional identity rather than broadcast content. Te gameplay follows a progression from first downs to touchdowns, with values increasing at each stage and a “Super Grand Champion” jackpot at the top. “We removed seasonality and footage to keep titles on floor longer,” O’Brien Kruczynski said. “All teams are supported, each with its own art set.”
SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL: OASIS AND CLASS II MOBILE
On the systems side, OASIS Home served as the hub of Aristocrat’s management-solutions display. Te refreshed interface and central landing page streamline staff workflows and reduce player friction. OASIS Connect now supports remote account setup, allowing guests to register away from the players club desk.
Future development includes “tap phone to game” cardless authentication. “We’re aiming to make everyday tasks faster for guests and staff,” stated Aristocrat Interactive’s Quincy Raven. “Where sensible, we’re moving toward agnostic connectivity.”
Te Class II Mobile showcase framed on-reservation mobile play as
an extension of the existing bingo-based Class II ecosystem. Every player is authenticated through KYC, and the games use the same math, paytables and art as their land-based counterparts. “As more tribes activate Class II Mobile, expect a steady cadence of launches,” Raven commented. “It’s an additional touchpoint, not a replacement for the floor.”
THREE CLEAR THEMES
Tree clear themes tied the booth together. First, licensed anchors with familiar mechanics such as Monopoly were presented on flexible signage to create stronger floor presence. Second, character- driven math and stackable features across titles like Spooky Link, Fo’ Mo Mummy and Crazy Dragons kept the bonus journey dynamic beyond its trigger. Tird, cross-channel and operational expansion through Lightning Link iGaming, OASIS Home and Class II Mobile showed how Aristocrat intends to extend IP and loyalty systems beyond the cabinet.
Aristocrat’s 2026 roadmap reflects a balance between known franchises and new brands, re-engineered through perceived- persistence features, multi-metamorphic structures, and configurable presentation, supported by systems designed to lower friction from sign-up to session.
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