MNL168 PG Soft Games — Studio, Licences & Titles

PG Soft the studio is what this page is about, not any operator that happens to carry it. Everything below is sourced from the company’s own material together with public regulator records.

Who PG Soft is

Field	Value
Studio	PG Soft
Founded	2015
Headquarters	Valletta, Malta
Specialisms	slots
Catalogue size	Not published
Publishes RTP	Yes

A catalogue size is not published. How many titles it has isn’t a number the studio ever publishes.

PG Soft in the Philippine market

PAGCOR EGLD grants Pocket Games Soft content approval through its approved-games list, stopping short of an operator licence. PG Soft is broadly reported to rank among the most-played slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, though that reporting traces to affiliates rather than to PG Soft.

Titles covered on this site

This site has its own page for 3 PG Soft titles: Fortune Tiger, Treasures of Aztec, Wild Bounty Showdown.

Look at what PG Soft chooses to showcase on its own pages and you’ll find five names: Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Lucky Neko, Wild Bandito. What you’re seeing there is the studio putting forward its own catalogue. Nothing is revealed about casino stocking for these titles, nor about which ones get a page on this site.

Licences the studio holds

PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, PG Soft identifies the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar as its regulatory authorities. An operator licence and a studio licence aren’t interchangeable — the latter covers the company building the games rather than the casino running them, so if a player needs recourse, it goes through the operator’s regulator, not the studio’s.

• Malta Gaming Authority — Holding licence MGA/B2B/435/2017 is Pocket Games Software Limited, registration number C 76195. The MGA’s verification portal has this B2B Critical Supply Licence, casino vertical, down as Licensed. The compliance breach behind this licence’s suspension by the MGA dates to 29 September 2020; reinstatement came afterward. This history is set down here so the current status isn’t misread as calmer than it actually was.
• PG Soft identifies the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar as its regulatory authorities — Appearing on PG Soft’s own licensing page are badges for both. The two other licences are simply stated as PG Soft lists them, while the MGA licence above is traced to a public register.

Whether PG Soft publishes RTP

PG Soft is one of the few studios that discloses its own return-to-player figures right on the game pages, so any RTP linked to one of its titles points back to PG Soft, not a data aggregator.

Even though PG Soft’s game data contains the RTP figure, delivered in the data sent with the page, the visible page renders only a blank dash for that field. Title by title, values read that way matched independent consensus, and that agreement is what makes the numbers real. Since checking by eye turns up nothing but a dash, the correct phrase is ‘per PG Soft’s published game data’ rather than ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’.

This matters more than it sounds. The credibility of a return-to-player figure comes down entirely to its source, and simply seeing the same number echoed across comparison sites, with nothing primary backing it, doesn’t prove a thing.

Playing PG Soft games at MNL168

1. Start by signing in at MNL168, then pull up the game lobby.
2. Narrow the lobby down to PG Soft, or just search for a title by name.
3. Before wagering, tap into the info screen where the stake range and paytable are both laid out.
4. Decide how much you’re comfortable spending this session before anything else, and keep bets small until an unfamiliar title clicks.