Games Global's Coin Machine Gaming launches two Tap n Cash tapper titles

Games Global's exclusive studio Coin Machine Gaming has released Whack the Bell and Wild Scoops, two new games built on its Tap n Cash tapper mechanic.

Games Global's Coin Machine Gaming launches two Tap n Cash tapper titles

Games Global’s in-house studio Coin Machine Gaming has added two titles, Whack the Bell and Wild Scoops, to its Innovative Product Portfolio, both built around the company’s Tap n Cash mechanic.

The Tap n Cash format moves away from conventional reel-based slots, instead offering players a tap-driven format designed for quick rounds of play.

The new titles

Whack the Bell places players at a funfair-style high striker stall, where each tap gives a chance to ring the bell and randomly reveal between two and ten of 17 available cash prizes.

Wild Scoops uses an ice cream theme, with players tapping to peel back layers of a frozen dessert. Once all three scoops are revealed, the game randomly awards between two and ten cash prizes.

Both games offer a maximum win of up to 7,500 times the stake and include a bonus round that, once triggered, provides 12 free hits along with a 10x multiplier.

Portfolio positioning

The two releases form part of Games Global’s wider push into alternative iGaming formats beyond traditional slots, a portfolio that also includes crash games and video poker titles.

Nicholas Crankshaw, Head of Studio at Coin Machine Gaming, said the titles were built to let players engage in fast, simple gameplay while still offering significant prize potential.

Andy Booth, Chief Product Officer at Games Global, said the Tap n Cash titles add a new dimension to the company’s Innovative Product Portfolio, combining accessible tap-based mechanics with strong prize potential.

Games Global operates one of the largest networks of exclusive iGaming content studios, with more than 40 in-house and partner studios having produced over 1,300 proprietary games over the past two decades. Coin Machine Gaming, described as the ‘Home of Arcade’, specialises in instant-win and casual game formats.

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