Come games library - 973 records

The Come games library is the largest of the four primary surfaces. 973 records across 8 providers, each with a per-record profile page.

Game table inside the Come app

Library breakdown by provider

ProviderRecords
Evolution373
JILI231
PG SOFT152
Fachai75
Pragmatic Play70
YellowBat58
KOOLBET11
Originals3
Total973

Search and filter

The /app/ directory supports search by name or category, plus a per-provider tab. Each record opens a dedicated profile page with RTP, game ID, provider and snapshot date.

What categories the directory covers

The directory covers slots, table, live, casual, rummy, fantasy and a handful of crash-style titles. Each category has a tile view and a list view. The categories overlap in some places - a rummy variant can be both a table game and a casual game, depending on the format.

What the directory does not cover

The directory does not cover sports betting fixtures (those are on the /sports/ surface) and does not cover fantasy contests (those are on the /fantasy/ surface). The /app/ directory is the right index for the rest of the catalogue.

How a new game gets added

New games are added when a provider onboards and the regulatory team clears the title for the relevant jurisdiction. The directory is updated as soon as a title goes live in the app. The brand profile mirrors the directory, with a small lag for the editorial pass.

Common questions

Games on Come: frequent asks

Format coverage, provider attribution, RNG and skill-based classification.

How many games are on Come?
The published snapshot lists around 970 game titles. The /app/ directory indexes them by name and category. The exact list is dynamic and is updated as providers add or remove titles.
Are the games skill-based or chance-based?
The directory mixes both. Skill-based games (rummy, fantasy cricket) are treated as games of skill under Indian law and are subject to state-wise restrictions. Chance-based games (slots, table games) carry their own jurisdictional rules. The /is-legal/ page summarises the state-wise situation.
What is the RTP on a typical slot?
Return-to-player (RTP) is published per game in the in-app info panel. The figure is the long-run theoretical return and is not a per-session guarantee. Treat the figure as a guide, not a forecast.
Can I play a game for free first?
Some games have a demo mode that is available without a deposit. The demo balance is not withdrawable. The demo is a useful way to learn the mechanics before committing real money.