SBC SUMMIT PREVIEW Bubblegum & Robo: A clash of sweetness and steel


On September 18, Peter & Sons premieres Bubblegum & Robo, a release that shows how far video slots have come – and where they’re headed.


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oday’s players are no longer satisfied with mechanics alone. High-rollers, streamers, and casual audiences alike are looking for experiences: games that surprise, worlds that feel alive, and characters they can root for. This is where Peter & Sons has carved out its niche. Each title of the studio is a self-contained universe, built to be played, shared, and remembered. Bubblegum & Robo continues this tradition, offering a story that pulls players into the middle of its action.


At the centre of that story is an unlikely


duo. Bubblegum – bright, sweet, and seemingly too playful for battle – steps into the spotlight alongside Robo, her armored and unflinching partner. Their opponent is Gozilla, a towering figure whose arrival transforms the reels into a stage for conflict.


DESIGN AND STORYTELLING What makes Bubblegum & Robo stand out is the way it fuses mechanics with visual and narrative identity. The design is bold, colourful and dynamic, echoing the rhythm of an arcade brawler while keeping the playful charm of a slot. Bubblegum brings irony and lightness, Robo delivers strength and solidity, and together they turn every spin into a clash of styles. The shifting backdrop adds intensity, making players feel less like spectators and more like participants in a neon-coloured world where sweetness has teeth and steel has heart. Storytelling has always been at the core of Peter & Sons’ creative philosophy. Here, it is not a decorative layer, but a driving force. The rivalry between Bubblegum, Robo, and Gozilla is embedded into the mechanics, making narrative and gameplay inseparable.


GAMEPLAY AS SPECTACLE Bubblegum & Robo is a high-volatility slot played on a 5x5 grid with 15 paylines. Beneath its playful surface lies a system built for intensity and surprise.


The real stars of the battlefield are the wilds. The VS wild stretches to cover an entire reel, triggering a clash between two multipliers that can reach as high as x100. Whichever side wins, that multiplier is stamped onto the Wild itself,


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Bubblegum & Robo is an experience and a world that demands to be explored.


creating moments of sudden escalation that feel less like math and more like storytelling. And when chance teases without delivering, random wilds may drop in – a playful reminder that this is a world where surprises are always lurking. The narrative tension rises further in free spins, unlocked by landing three Scatters. Here, expanded wilds turn sticky, staying on the reels as the story builds. If a new wild brings a stronger multiplier, every other wild rallies to its strength, upgrading in unison. Multipliers persist across the entire feature, stacking drama and potential with each spin. In the right moment, a single clash can feel like a finale – the kind of scene that makes players want to share the experience.


For those who prefer to take control of fate, Bubblegum & Robo offers choices. With the ‘Golden Bet’, players double their chances of entering Free Spins. With the ‘Power Bet’, they guarantee expanded wilds on every spin,


transforming each round into an all-or-nothing act. And for instant action, the ‘Buy’ feature opens free spins directly, including a supercharged version where wilds hit harder and multipliers climb higher.


A WORLD BEYOND SLOTS With a maximum win of 20,000x the bet, Bubblegum & Robo is built to reward risk-takers. But more than numbers, it’s built to be remembered. Peter & Sons have once again fused art, story, and mechanics into a single stage – one that speaks to what today’s market is hungry for. Bubblegum & Robo is an experience, a spectacle, and a world that demands to be explored.


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