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Mechanics,
tech & reach.
What Arrow's Edge actually builds, how it runs on a phone, and how far its titles are distributed — each sourced to the studio's own pages.
NAMED MECHANICSHold & Win
A lock-and-collect bonus round used across the studio's library. On Time Bender 2 it is triggered by 6+ Coin symbols and expands onto a 5x6 grid; on Jurassic Journey it is triggered by 5+ bonus symbols. Both game pages name the feature directly.
MEGA / MAJOR / Daily Drop / Mini jackpot network
A tiered progressive jackpot system spanning the studio's slots and video poker titles. The homepage states the MEGA tier 'usually' pays $40,000-$75,000 and the MINI tier $2,000-$5,000; Time Bender 2's spec sheet lists all four tiers by name.
Bonus Buy
A direct-purchase route into a title's main bonus feature, priced off the current bet. Named on both Time Bender 2's and Jurassic Journey's spec sheets.
100-hand video poker
The studio's own 'Top-notch video poker' page states its classic video poker format is 'configured to allow players to play up to 100 hands at any time.'
Arrow's Edge does not publish a dedicated mobile-technology page. Its 'Our History' tab states the studio now has 'almost 100 cross-platform games' and aims to deliver a consistent experience 'wherever they are and on whatever device they have to hand.' Concretely, every game spec sheet checked (Time Bender 2, Jurassic Journey) lists a separate Desktop Game ID and Mobile Game ID, indicating the studio ships a distinct build per platform rather than a single responsive client.
Arrow's Edge's homepage names ten operator and platform partners under 'Our Partners: Building Success Together', each linking out to the partner's own site: Bad Hombre Gaming, Vibra Gaming, Fortune Coins, Vivo Gaming, GrooveTech, Mostbet, Rival Powered, 1xBet, VirtualSoft LatAm, and Fresh Deck Studios. The page states no aggregate reach figure (operator count, market count, or similar) beyond naming these ten by logo and link.