The gaming supplier will use ICE Barcelona 2026 to present a new cabinet, expanded content and four digital titles across land-based and online markets.
Zitro International S.A.R.L., known publicly as Zitro, is positioning ICE Barcelona 2026 around a European premiere for its FANTASY gaming cabinet and a broader portfolio spanning casino floors, online platforms and mobile experiences. The showcase reflects the company’s effort to present hardware, game content and digital products as parts of one connected offering. It also gives Zitro a focused setting to distinguish its product approach in front of gaming-industry visitors.
FANTASY is described as a cabinet designed to attract attention through its physical presentation and an entirely new library of games created specifically for the platform. Zitro says the system combines animations, graphics and multimedia elements with gameplay, creating an integrated entertainment experience rather than presenting the cabinet as a standalone piece of hardware. The company’s framing places visual design and content variety alongside the underlying machine as central parts of the proposition.
The company will also show an expanded game library for its CONCEPT cabinet, a platform already present in its portfolio. In digital gaming, four titles are scheduled to debut at the event: Golden Oink Trio, Pan Du, Thunder Coins and FL Irish. Zitro Digital is presenting those games for online and mobile platforms, extending the range of content shown at the event beyond traditional casino installations.
The combination of a new cabinet, additional CONCEPT content and digital titles gives the showcase a deliberately broad structure. Rather than concentrating only on a single machine, Zitro is using the event to connect product development across land-based and digital channels, while maintaining separate formats for operators and online audiences. That breadth matters in a gaming market where suppliers compete not only on cabinet design, but also on the volume and adaptability of the content available around it.
Founded by Johnny Ortiz in 2007, Zitro says it operates in more than 50 countries and offers casino cabinets and games alongside its online business. ICE Barcelona 2026 therefore serves as a public demonstration of how the company is organising its offer across those activities, with FANTASY providing the clearest focal point. The emphasis on a distinctive show identity is restrained by a practical message: hardware, content and digital distribution are being presented together as the company’s route to a wider industry presence.
