About Play'n GO
Play'n GO is based in Växjö, in southern Sweden. It built its first gaming product in 1997, at the time working as a subcontractor for another company, and later moved on to making games under its own name.
Today the studio is best known for Book of Dead, Reactoonz and Moon Princess. The games in this section come from a quieter corner of its catalogue: the Joker family of classic fruit slots.
The Joker games
Both Joker games are 3×3 slots with 5 paylines in the base game, so a spin resolves almost instantly and you can read every result at a glance. Fruits, sevens and a Joker wild fill the reels.
What separates them is how they break out of that small frame. Fire Joker 100 keeps the grid fixed and puts its upside into a Wheel of Fire with multipliers up to 100×, for a maximum win of 5,000×. Mirror Joker widens the reels from three to five during a respin and adds Mirror Jokers that pay in both directions, with a smaller 880× ceiling.
Check the RTP version
Play'n GO supplies its games in several RTP versions, and the casino picks one. Mirror Joker is the clearest example: 96.20%, 94.20%, 91.20%, 87.20% or 84.20%. Fire Joker 100 runs at up to 96.21%, with a 94.21% version also in use.
The numbers on this site are the highest published versions. Before playing for real, open the game's info screen at your casino to see which one applies.
The Dead series and Ring of Odin
Secret of Dead and Oasis of Dead belong to Play'n GO's Dead series of book-style slots with expanding symbols in free spins; Secret of Dead adds a sixth reel and a 10,000× maximum. Ring of Odin is a Norse game where a ring chooses a symbol and multiplies into nine rings for re-spins.
Questions about Play'n GO
Where is Play'n GO based?
In Växjö, Sweden.
When did Play'n GO start?
It built its first gaming product in 1997, working as a subcontractor at the time.
Which Play'n GO slots can I play for free here?
Fire Joker 100, Mirror Joker and Phoenix Reborn, all as free demos with play money.
Do Play'n GO slots have the same RTP at every casino?
No. Play'n GO offers several RTP versions of its games, and each casino chooses one. Mirror Joker, for example, ranges from 84.20% to 96.20%.