Slot games
Every title in the catalog, in alphabetical order.
The slot index
This page lists every game that has a reference page in the catalog. The order is alphabetical by the title's own name. A card is not a place to play. It opens the page of one game, or the page of the studio that released it.
The name on the card is the name of the game. The line above it is the studio. Both are links. The picture is the same image used on the game page. This index does not start a spin, take a stake, or keep a balance.
How the list is ordered
Titles are sorted by name. When two names match, the internal number breaks the tie. The sort uses the name the game is stored under. That name is the title itself, and it is not translated. The sequence is therefore the same in every language, while the headings and this text change.
- Page one is /slots/. It is the start of the alphabet.
- The next pages are /slots/page/2/, /slots/page/3/, and so on.
- The page number is part of the address. Page one is not written as /page/1/.
- This text stands only on the first page, so the later pages stay a continuation of the list.
- The number of cards on a page is a site setting. When it changes, the page boundaries move.
What the game page adds
The index names the title. The figures, when they exist, sit on the game page. A field is filled only when that figure is published for the title. An empty field is empty. It is not a guess.
| Field | What it records | When it stays empty |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | The provider the title is filed under, with a link to that studio's page | It does not. Every game page belongs to one studio. |
| RTP | The published return to player, written as a percent | When the figure for this version is not established |
| Volatility | Low, medium, high, or very high | When the published profile does not state it |
| Reels | The reel count, or a short note such as a grid | When the layout is not part of the published profile |
| Lines | A payline count or a ways count, in short form | When wins are not read as a fixed number of lines |
| Year | The release year | When the year is not established |
Formats in the index
The list does not sort games by format. A three-reel classic and a six-reel grid sit in the same alphabet. The format is described on the game page. The table is a map of the words, so a card can be read before that page is opened.
| Format | What you usually see | Where it is described |
|---|---|---|
| Classic | Three reels and a short payline set | On the game page, in the reels and lines fields |
| Video slot | Five reels, a theme, and named features | On the game page, in the text and the feature list |
| Ways and Megaways | A changing or large number of ways, not one drawn line | On the game page, when the lines field or the text states it |
| Cluster | Wins read as touching groups, often with a cascade | On the game page, where it says how a win is read |
How to use the index
- Find the name on a card. The order is the order of titles, not the order of studios.
- Open the name to read the reference: the studio, the figures that are known, and the text for that title.
- Open the studio name to see the other games filed under that provider.
- Use the page numbers under the grid to continue. The next page starts where this one stops.
Search is a different page. It needs at least two characters and matches the game name or the studio name. Those results are marked so they are not treated as catalog pages. They are not a second copy of this index.