Video game sequels can be tricky business, as the folks who made Duke Nukem Forever can explain ad nauseam. They're somewhat easier when the original game is good but not mind-blowing, which is why King Cashing 2 feels so fresh. The marriage between slots and RPG elements is intact, but Productions Multimage layered on more strategy and more zany fun to create an unusual but entertaining mobile experience.
I won't even pretend to understand how this works, but King Cashing 2 is set to mash up the very disparate genres of role-playing and slots in a game that actually looks pretty cool. It's not the first time that this has happened--the "2" in the title is evidence of that--but while the original game was decent, the developers say they're using what they learned from that one to make the follow-up even better.