Play'n GO — provider review

About Play'n GO

Play'n GO has been around longer than most slot studios — since 1997. A Swedish company from Vaxjo that long worked in NetEnt's shadow, then broke through with Book of Dead. Book of Dead launched in 2016 and became arguably the most copied slot in history. The mechanic: free spins with an expanding symbol, where the book reel acts as both Wild and Scatter. Hundreds of studios released clones with different themes, but the original still tops traffic charts at nearly every major casino. Reactoonz is a different beast entirely: a 7x7 grid, cascading payouts, quantum alien characters that transform as they accumulate charge. Mechanically far more interesting than Book of Dead, and it attracts a different audience. Fire Joker is a three-reel classic with a simple stacking mechanic. Rise of Olympus is a slot with Greek gods and three separate free spin modes. Play'n GO's portfolio includes just over 300 games. Release pace is moderate compared to Pragmatic, but they land hits consistently. Over the past few years, nearly every major release has become at least a temporary hit. 91% of casinos carry their catalog. If Book of Dead is missing from a casino, that is unusual.