Pinball Slots

The theming of Pinball Slots does look very pretty, especially the site logo where the “o” in Slots becomes the pinball that’s about to be flipped, but if you’ve ever played at a Jumpman site before you will know that the theming isn’t very important and you will probably not even notice it once you log in and start playing the games (especially if you’re playing on a mobile phone).

What IS important at Jumpman sites – if you didn’t already know – is three things: slot games, usability and gamification.

Slot games is something that Jumpman are really good at (and have been ever since they were amongst the first platform providers to make games by the likes of Yggdrasil widely available to UK players  Every week, they add new exciting titles.  Some are new releases and some are games by studios they weren’t previously working with.  A big coup over the last couple of years was the addition of a range of slots by Playtech (you’ll find these in the Casino area of the lobby) and more recently, the line-up of progressive jackpot slots which had been mostly Eyecon games was greatly improved by the addition of Microgaming’s Mega Moolah and WowPot (sadly they have been removed again now).

Usability has been achieved by keeping the lobby free from clutter (although this does mean there’s no game information like provider and Return To Player visible prior to opening the game) so that it’s super easy to open and play a slot game on your phone.

The gamification really adds to the entertainment value.  It’s not just the fact that most deposit offers and player promotions are based round the Mega Reel game of chance, where players hope to bag the top prize of a whopping 500 slot spins. There’s also hundreds of trophies to collect, with a reward in the form of a Trophy Mega Reel spin every time you level up.  The Mega Reels themselves are not always the same – the slot games on them vary and occasionally you might get one where there’s a bonus to be won instead of slot spins.