CP Games: Brazilian folklore slots for Latin American markets
CP Games builds HTML5 slots around Brazilian folklore — Saci, Curupira — and markets itself on regulated-market certification. The legal name on its own site is Astral Games Ltd.
The studio
Who CP Games are
The footer of the company’s own site gives the legal entity as Astral Games Ltd. That is the one piece of corporate information published anywhere — there is no registration number, no stated jurisdiction, no address and no named leadership, on the site or in any register we checked.
The product is HTML5 video slots delivered through an in-house remote gaming server, and the positioning is Latin America, Brazil above all. The strongest titles build on Brazilian folklore rather than importing European themes, which is a genuine differentiator in a market crowded with rebadged generic content.
The company describes itself as having “ten years in the industry”. That is marketing framing, not a founding year, and we do not convert it into one. Published profiles that give CP Games a specific founding date are inventing it from that phrase.
Catalogue size is reported inconsistently: the company’s own site says 84 or 86 launched titles depending on which page you read, while third-party coverage cites 60+. We give the range rather than picking a number.
- Legal name: Astral Games Ltd, from the company’s own footer
- Registration number / jurisdiction: not published
- Leadership: no named individuals found anywhere
- Output: HTML5 slots on an in-house RGS
- Markets: Brazil and wider LatAm focus
- Catalogue: 60 to 86 titles depending on source
- Founded: not stated; “10 years” is marketing language
The games
CP Games titles
The folklore titles are where this studio is doing something specific. No release years are published for any of them.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Saci | — | Built on the Brazilian one-legged forest spirit. Described with split symbols, treasure-chest multipliers and a free-game mode; a second source describes cascading reels and expanding ways instead, so the exact mechanic needs checking against the live game |
| Curupira’s Forest | — | Jungle guardian from the same folklore tradition. Expanding wilds, with a free-game mode offering a choice between a steadier and a more volatile path |
| Monster Slayer | — | Dungeon combat theme with 1,584 ways, 3×3 giant wilds, split symbols and named combat features called Squad Strike and Hunter’s Fury |
| Lucky Cat | — | Described as the studio’s flagship high-volatility title, using a hold-and-win mechanic with full-screen multipliers |
| Fortune Panda | — | Catalogue title with respin and free-spin structure, named by one source only |
| Magic Scroll / Magic Scroll 2 | — | Sequel pair in the main catalogue |
| Lucky Wheel | — | Wheel-feature title |
| Freedom Day | — | Further catalogue title, single-sourced |
Title descriptions come largely from a sponsored showcase article, meaning company-supplied copy relayed by a publication rather than independent reporting. Max-win multipliers and RTP figures circulate in the same material; we do not repeat them.
What makes it different
What to know before integrating
One clear strength, one genuine contradiction in the public record, and one certification claim that needs checking.
Folklore that belongs to the market
Saci and Curupira are figures Brazilian players recognise from childhood. That is a different proposition from a generic Aztec or Egyptian theme, and in a market where local relevance drives discovery it is a real advantage.
The mini-games contradiction
One source states plainly there is no verified evidence of crash, mines or plinko content from this studio. Another lists roughly fifteen instant-win mini-games including Keno, Mine and Plinko. Neither is the company’s own statement. We flag the conflict rather than pick a side — check the live catalogue before you plan a lobby around it.
Certification claimed, numbers not published
The site claims certification in Brazil, Peru, Romania, Colombia, Italy and Spain, and displays regulator logos. No licence numbers accompany them, and independent coverage notes the same absence. Logos are not a checkable licence.
No live casino
Nothing from the company or from independent coverage describes dealer-hosted or betting-game products. One source states explicitly that there is no verified evidence of live casino content.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
The company states it is certified in regulated markets — Brazil, Peru, Romania, Colombia, Italy and Spain — and displays regulator logos including Peru and Romania’s ONJN. No licence numbers are published, so none of this is checkable against a register.
Independent coverage makes the same observation: specific public licence numbers are not listed, and the company instead refers to work with international testing laboratories.
If Brazil, Peru or Romania matter to you, ask for the licence numbers and verify them on those regulators’ own supplier lists before you commit.
- Company claims certification in Brazil, Peru, Romania, Colombia, Italy, Spain
- No licence numbers published — logos only
- No MGA, UKGC or Curacao licence found or claimed
- Request numbers and verify on each regulator’s supplier list
Recent activity
Recent activity
Limited to showcase and distribution coverage.
FAQ
CP Games — common questions
The company’s own site footer gives Astral Games Ltd. No registration number or jurisdiction is published, and no register match was found, so the relationship between the two names is not independently confirmed.
Not stated. The site says “10 years in the industry”, which is marketing language, not a date. Profiles that give a specific founding year have derived it from that phrase.
The sources contradict each other. One states there is no verified evidence of such content; another lists roughly fifteen instant-win mini-games including Mine and Plinko. Neither is the company speaking. Check the live catalogue before planning around it.
The company claims certification in Brazil, Peru, Romania, Colombia, Italy and Spain and shows regulator logos, but publishes no licence numbers. Independent coverage notes the same gap. Request the numbers and verify them on each regulator’s own supplier list.
Between 60 and 86 depending on the source — the company’s own pages say 84 or 86, third-party coverage says 60+. We give the range rather than averaging them.
No. Nothing from the company or from independent coverage describes dealer-hosted or betting-game products, and one source states explicitly that no live casino content was verified.
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