BluePrint Gaming Games
BluePrint has released a large catalogue and continued adding titles regularly. Slots make up nearly all of its output, including several that the review said had become popular slots in recent years.
Slot Games
Licensing deals have allowed BluePrint to create slots based on established entertainment properties. The source review names Thundercats: Reels of Thundera, Beavis and Butthead, The Goonies, Spinal Tap, Andy Capp, and Austin Powersamong its branded releases, and singles out Worms Reloaded and Ted. as especially successful titles.
Ted takes its theme from the film and uses 5-reels and 20 pay line. Players encounter the talking teddy bear theme alongside five bonus features. The review highlighted the free spins round as a particularly lucrative feature; that description is not a prediction of results.
A more recent partnership described in the source review is with Big Time Gaming. It gave BluePrint a license to use the Megaways game engine, contributing to a faster run of releases over the period covered by that review.
Among the titles the review links to this engine are Gods of Olympus Megaways, Return of Kong Megaways, Fishin’ Frenzy Megaways, Legacy of Ra Megaways, and Diamond Mine Megaways. The Megaways engine changes the reel format from spin to spin, so the number of possible winning combinations can vary each time.
Progressive Jackpots
BluePrint has also developed progressive jackpot slots, where a jackpot may build as play continues. These prizes can reach into the millions and lists Cleopatra’s Gold, Genie’s Jackpot, and The Pig Wizard among the provider’s known titles.
The review points to Cleopatra’s Gold as a title that drew interest at online casinos. It has 5-reels and 20-paylines, an RTP of 95%, plus wilds, scatters and free spins. Its progressive jackpot is another attraction noted in the review, which says the amount may reach the hundreds of thousands depending on the casino.
Pros
- High output of new games
- Strong selection of branded slots
- Megaways partnership broadened its releases
- Several slot styles in the catalogue
Cons
- No live dealer games
- Some titles resemble games from Merkur Games
Conclusion
BluePrint Gaming sits behind major suppliers such as NetEnt and Playtech in the assessment, though it is presented as a close follower. That review praises the polish of its slots and the appeal of its licensed themes.
The catalogue spans familiar formats, contemporary video slots, progressive jackpot games and branded productions. This breadth is one of the provider’s defining strengths.
The review describes the preceding couple of years as a major period for BluePrint Gaming. It credits the Big Time Gaming partnership and access to the Megaways engine with helping the company release a steady sequence of well-received slots.
