
TaDa Gaming
A studio registered in Malta with Taiwan's IGS as parent, known for small Fortune Gems-style slots in which a separate multiplier reel carries most of the action.
- Founded
- 2019
- Headquarters
- Ta' Xbiex, Malta
- Parent
- International Games System Co., Ltd. (IGS)
- Games on site
- 1
TaDa Gaming games in the SlotSpecs database
The numbers behind Fortune Garuda 500
The one TaDa Gaming game on SlotSpecs, Fortune Garuda 500, sums up the studio well. Here is its verified spec sheet:
| Field | Verified value |
|---|---|
| Release date | 31 March 2026 |
| Max win | 25,000x |
| Return to player | 97.10% |
| Volatility | Medium |
According to TaDa’s launch announcement, the game runs on three reels plus one special reel that carries multipliers between 1x and 500x. Nudge Wild and Ex NUDGE symbols let that reel pick up more than one multiplier in a single round, and a random feature named Gift of Garuda sits on top. The 25,000x ceiling is twice the Fortune Gems 500 figure. The game page explains why: the Nudge grabs, which add several values together, are what open up the higher cap. One 500x symbol by itself could not reach it.
A caveat on the RTP. The 97.1% figure comes from game databases, not from TaDa, whose own page gives no RTP. The game page flags this. The Medium volatility rating does come from TaDa’s official page.
One idea, many variations
TaDa Gaming has turned one concept into a speciality. Start with a very small line slot, frequently just 3×3, and place an extra reel next to it whose job is to multiply every win. That is the blueprint for Fortune Gems, and Fortune Garuda 500 is the most ambitious take on it so far. The design is easy to read. The risk is plain too: players who do not take to the side reel will find much of the slot range familiar.
TaDa names Fortune Gems as a lead slot series together with TriLuck, DarkReel and Surge Reel. In Fortune Gems, a compact main grid creates the line wins and a separate reel provides the multiplier applied to them. Each new edition has pushed the ceiling up. TaDa’s announcement for Fortune Gems 500 brought multipliers of up to 500x, and the review of its successor notes a 12,500x cap for that game.
What the Extra Bet really buys
TaDa lists the Extra Bet as a signature feature, next to Lock & Respin. Choosing it raises the cost of each spin and alters what the side reel can show, usually by taking out its smallest values. That is not something for nothing. You pay a higher stake in exchange for a different distribution of results.
No studio-wide RTP figure
On the pages we checked, TaDa sets out no RTP policy for the studio as a whole, and the Fortune Garuda 500 launch material contains no RTP at all. We therefore give no typical figure for TaDa. The consistent choice is a structural one: in these games, most of the volatility lives in the side reel and in the Extra Bet tier selected.
IGS roots, Maltese registration
The iGaming Business directory records TaDa Gaming as founded in 2019, headquartered in Malta and owned by a Taiwanese parent, International Games System, generally known as IGS. SoftSwiss’s provider page also gives IGS as the parent and dates IGS back to 1989. That connection accounts for the studio’s other strength, arcade fish-shooting titles, a category in which IGS has a strong name in Asia. Among the series the directory lists are Happy Fishing, Bombing Fishing and Ocean King Jackpot.
Company details on TaDa’s website: TaDa Gaming Ltd, Malta company number C99914, at Quantum House in Ta’ Xbiex. Licences it publishes, by country:
- Canada (Ontario): AGCO, GRSM1444241
- Greece: Hellenic Gaming Commission, HGC-000140-MN
- Malta: MGA/B2B/940/2022, a B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority
- Romania: ONJN, 1719/19.12.2024
- Sweden: Spelinspektionen, 25Si1039
- United Kingdom: UK Gambling Commission, account 66390
According to the site, its HTML5 library tops 200 games, covering slots and fish shooting plus crash, bingo, arcade, card and table formats. The iGaming Business directory gives a release rate of four new games each month.
Who will get the most from TaDa
- Anyone who dislikes long rules pages. One 3×3 grid plus a multiplier reel can be learned in a minute.
- Players who follow multipliers and like one number settling how big a win is.
- Arcade players, given the fish-shooting heritage from IGS.
There is less here for anyone wanting extended free spins, cascading grids or rich bonus storylines.
For and against TaDa Gaming
For
- The studio’s site lists six regulators, each with a licence number.
- The Fortune Gems family shares one clear format that is quick to learn.
- Extra Bet tiers are documented, so what the higher stake buys is visible.
Against
- Plenty of slots use the same side-reel layout, which limits variety.
- RTP is not always on official game pages, so database figures often fill the gap.
TaDa Gaming questions
What is TaDa Gaming’s parent company?
International Games System (IGS) of Taiwan, according to both SoftSwiss and the iGaming Business directory.
In which country is TaDa Gaming registered?
Malta. TaDa Gaming Ltd gives its address as Quantum House in Ta’ Xbiex.
Which TaDa series is the most famous?
Fortune Gems, its family of compact slots with a dedicated multiplier reel. The studio’s other named series are Surge Reel, DarkReel and TriLuck.
How high can Fortune Garuda 500 go?
Up to 25,000x the bet, as stated in TaDa Gaming’s launch announcement and confirmed in our verified specs.
Are slots the only games TaDa Gaming makes?
No. Its range also covers crash, fish-shooting, card, table, bingo and arcade games.
