Request access A slot is a grid, a set of symbols, the rules that connect them, and the world they live in. Slotica builds all four: configure the game, generate or import the art, edit any symbol, wire the mechanics, and dress the scene with animated backgrounds, frames, and a mascot.
AI-assisted creation. Your creative control.
Game Configuration sets the structure. The Assets workspace fills it with generated or imported art, and the Symbol Editor makes every piece yours. The Feature Builder wires the mechanics. The Layout Rig and Presentation studio give the game a world. Each part is a real tool in the studio today.
Choose reels and rows from 3×3 to 8×8, pick lines, ways, cluster, or scatter wins, draw your own paylines, set bet levels and the max win, and give every symbol a role: royals, lows, highs, wild, scatter, multiplier, or Hold & Spin coin. Symbols can be square, tall, or wide; the board adapts.
Pit Boss and the Slotica generator produce full symbol sets, scenes, frames, reel textures, logos, and UI kits in one style. Upload your own art any time. The Symbol Editor crops, removes backgrounds, erases with brush or polygon, and takes an annotated instruction for an AI edit, so a symbol can be fixed instead of regenerated.
The visual Feature Builder connects triggers, conditions, and modifiers into bonus logic; expanding wilds, sticky wilds, multipliers, free-spin retriggers, cascades, and Hold & Spin are switches, not custom code. Then the Layout Rig layers an animated background, a frame, a reel texture, and a mascot, with separate scenes for each bonus and per-device layouts.
Five reels with three positions create 243 position combinations in a ways layout. Six reels with four positions create 4,096. Which combinations pay depends on the symbols and rules you configure.
Reels and rows, lines/ways/cluster/scatter, paylines, bet levels, max win, symbol roles and aspect ratio, spin style.
Full symbol sets, scenes, frames, textures, logos and UI kits in one style, or upload your own.
Crop, background removal, brush and polygon erase, magic wand, annotated AI edits in place.
Visual node editor for triggers, conditions and modifiers; exports the game logic as code.
Expanding wilds, sticky wilds, multipliers, free spins with retriggers, cascades, Hold & Spin (beta).
Animated looping backgrounds, frames with measured openings, reel textures, per-bonus sets, per-device layouts.
A character on the board, symbol animations, win celebrations and bonus loops.
Loading screens, title splash, feature cards, themed music and mapped sound effects.
Reels, rows, win model, paylines, bet levels, symbol roles and shapes.
Generate a matching set or import yours; fix any symbol in the Symbol Editor; add the scene, frame, texture, and mascot.
Turn on the mechanics, build the bonus in the Feature Builder, preview the result, simulate the math, and refine before publishing.
Jupiter Swamps pairs an alien bureaucracy theme with separate bonus experiences. Giggle Gulch uses themed free-spin rounds and an expanding wild. These are examples of supported mechanics dressed in a game’s own visual language.
Yes. Game Configuration offers lines, ways, cluster, and scatter win models. Choose the evaluator that fits the design, then test that configuration.
The configuration supports three to eight reels and three to eight rows, including familiar 5×3 and 6×4 layouts.
Yes. These are per-round settings, alongside retriggers and bonus music. Their interaction should be reviewed in preview and simulation.
Hold & Spin is a beta option with locking coins, respins, and jackpot tiers. Review both its behavior and presentation in your project.
Yes. Upload symbols, backgrounds, frames, and UI art into the Assets workspace, or mix them with generated pieces. The Symbol Editor works on either.
Crop, remove backgrounds, erase with a brush or a polygon, magic-wand cleanup, and an annotated AI edit: circle the problem, describe the fix, and the symbol is regenerated in place.
No. Set the symbol aspect ratio in Game Configuration (square, tall, or wide) and the board, reels, and layouts follow it.
Yes. Scenes can carry a looping animated background, a frame, a reel texture, and a mascot, with separate sets for the main game and each bonus round.
No. Simulation and paytable tuning help you evaluate a design. Certification, regulatory approval, and a production deployment are separate processes.
Pit Boss AIDescribe the game only you would imagine. Pit Boss connects the creative tools that turn your brief into a slot project: its cast, artwork, mechanics, presentation, and sound.
Testing & insightsA game needs more than good artwork. Review the playable experience, simulate its behavior, and understand what today’s casino data can—and cannot—tell you.
Layout & presentationMake the frame, controls, loading screen, and bonus cards feel like they belong together. Layout Rig and Presentation Studio connect the details around the reels.
Bring an idea, a creative team, or a whole portfolio. Let’s find the right starting point.
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