Redemption At Amusement Expo: Andamiro; Bay Tek; TouchMagix; Toccata; More

Before the main preview for Amusement Expo 2026 comes along in a few days time, here is a small update to further bridge the gap on some redemption products that will be appearing there. We don’t tend to focus a lot on ticket redemption here, due to the fact that games in this class tend to do just fine without any media giving them a signal boost. However, since there are still some who ask us to occasionally cover them or even the ever-profitable crane machines, we’re parsing this part of the preview coverage out this time, and will see how it goes in terms of interest. Onto today’s batch of previews now:

TouchMagix

Starting with one of our premier advertisers, TouchMagix, has kept themselves busy since IAAPA, with some new games in development but their focus currently falls upon their latest redemption releases. Here is their press release about AEI, where it will also be similar to what they had at IAAPA, and this week’s IAAPI show out in India. Chief among them will be Pickeball Toss, which now won’t be the only pickleball-influenced game on the scene as it competes with UNIS’ different Pickleball Rivals.

TouchMagix Showcases Top-Performing Arcade Games at Amusement Expo 2026

TouchMagix, creators of new-age arcade games, continues to redefine immersive and skill-based gaming experiences. The company is excited to present its portfolio of high-ROI, crowd-favorite games at Amusement Expo 2026, taking place 18–19 March 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Attendees can visit Booth #2001 to experience TouchMagix’s most popular and best-performing titles, which have already proven successful across arcades worldwide.

Featured Games at Booth #2001

• Minions Bullseye Mania – A family-friendly built around the beloved Minions IP, designed to deliver repeat play and maximum engagement.
• Pickle Ball Toss – A Classic carnival themed, prize game with high repeat play.
• Crazy Prize – The 4-player prize vending sensation that keeps players coming back for more.
• Treasure Chest – A visually engaging redemption experience filled with winning thrills.
• Boxed Up – A dynamic prize vending experience with a showcase and exceptional repeat play appeal.

These titles represent TouchMagix’s best-in-class lineup, combining player appeal with operator ROI.

We invite all attendees to stop by Booth #2001 to experience firsthand why TouchMagix continues to set benchmarks in arcade entertainment.

About TouchMagix®

TouchMagix is a manufacturer of new-age and never-seen-before coin-operated redemption games in the USA, with a world-class R&D facility in Pune, India. These games are skill-based, highly addictive and have high repeat value leading to proven ROI for operators worldwide. TouchMagix’s latest line-up of arcade games includes: Pickleball Toss, Treasure Chest, Boxed Up, Crazy Prize, Pudgy Penguins, Pop It, Mega Blaster, Carnival Cups, SpaceWarp 66, Drift ‘N’ Thrift, Dicey Jump, Hop N Stack, Magix Pool and MagixFloor.

TouchMagix also offers a new variety of interactive display solutions like Interactive Floor and Interactive Wall. TouchMagix has also partnered with Brunswick® to introduce Spark® technology, the industry’s first immersive and interactive scoring experience that revolutionizes the on-lane projection experience in bowling.

Andamiro USA

For the company that will have the most available of those here, Andamiro USA has long been focused on redemption gaming with the occasional video piece. While they did initially preview a new game involving Major League Soccer (MLS) in RePlay, that will not be coming to the show, but it will be testing later. Their booth will instead have the likes of their usual redemption titles, Marksman from Superwin (which we saw at IAAPA), and their new trading card vending marble pusher “inspired by” How To Train Your Dragon recently seen at the NJAA Expo. We already talked a little bit about it in the post for that, but Andamiro have been touring its hybrid “push-inko” gameplay, since it has a plinko mechanic in there as well.

For a closer look at the Dragons pusher, there’s this video of it on test recently:

Of course, I’ll also be able to see the new Nickelodeon Kart Racers Arcade game that has been popping up as a test piece here and there (not sure if that has tickets enabled for it or not). It looks like that has been through some improvements since it appeared at MAGFest in January, and will additionally be appearing on Player One/Kiddleton’s booth with several other companies’ games that they distribute.

Bay Tek Entertainment

Bay Tek will likely have a very similar setup to their IAAPA booth in the main (Skeeball titles, various redemption pieces like Nailed It! and Perfect Pump), but they also have developed a new single player version of their videmption piece, ICEE Slush Rush. What’s of note with this is that they will now offer the option of including a printer with it too, which can provide coupon/voucher tickets for actual ICEEs at any venue that sells them. This is an interesting twist to boost earnings… wonder if the licensed versions of Perfect Pour and Soda Slam! could ever try to do the same with their drinks.

For some footage of the regular two player version, see here:

Toccata Gaming International

Here’s a name that deserves special mention, as we’ve not heard of them in a long time – no, not Ben Kenobi, but Toccata Gaming. They burst onto the scene to nab our attention a little over a decade ago when they first released Pong 180, which in turn started the “beer pong arcade” craze for a few years. After that, they developed a few redemption games here and there, most famously Zombie Snatcher with ICE. The last time that they released something our industry paid attention to was the Tomy Waterfuls Ring Toss, again with ICE, but that was 2018 and since then, they’ve been focused on other products.

However, they are coming back to the arcade with a sequel of sorts to Zombie Snatcher, now christened Zombie Snatcher Outbreak. There is a video of this on LinkedIn, showing the six player stations, new look, and the cool pucks that have small LED screens embedded into them.

Toccata are exhibiting at “a friend’s booth”, so keep an eye out for them out and about the show floor…

Additional Companies

There are several other companies who are focusing primarily on redemption & crane content; although by what we know, they do not have plans on showcasing anything that wasn’t at IAAPA. That doesn’t mean that there won’t be a surprise, and I’ll attempt to film their booths even if they don’t have anything new, but in case you didn’t make it to IAAPA and want to stop by, here are details:

• Coastal Amusements [Booth #2133] – Hot Wheels: Ultimate Speedway; Roll-N-Win; Wild West Shootout 2; Zombie Invaders; various cranes
• Echavez Games [Booth #1528] – Cosmic Spin
• Elaut USA/Benchmark/Coast-To-Coast Booth [#1537] – Eclaw 2.0; Shuffleboard; The Smurfs Goal Champs; various cranes
• ICE [Booths #1645, #1913, #2961] – Odin’s Hammer Strike, various sports games, Neon Bowling.
• S&B / St. Louis [Booth #2467] – Various cranes, possibly a kiddie video game
• Seasons [Booth #1457] – Their latest crane titles through LAI
• Smart Industries [Booth #2033] – Scream ‘N Win, JJ Both w/ LCD, KerPlop, various cranes
• Team Play [Booth #1601] – Ghostbusters Wheel; Pix Place; Ice Tour
• Zooom Studios [Booth #1352] – Various cranes; Barron air hockey tables

If there are any others that we tend to see like Komuse, they aren’t on the official map, so we have to assume they aren’t there in an official capacity.

 

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