Green Jade Debuts Cheeky Cheshire

Cheeky Cheshire is a slot developed by Green Jade Games studio. The game follows the story of Alice in Wonderland. It features an impressive design and high-quality graphics where symbols perfectly reflect the famous story. As for the main symbols, there is Alice, the Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire cat, and the hat. As usual, the title is fully optimized and highly responsive, meaning that players will be able to spin in it even on mobile devices.

Features and Betting Options?

The action takes place on 5 reels, 3 rows, and 10 active paylines. The RTP is 96.27%. As for the betting range, its starts at $0.2, while the maximum is $25. As for the bonus features, there are wilds that appear randomly, sticky wilds, a buy bonus feature, and extra spins. The Cheeky Cheshire slot is available for all types of devices, both mobile and desktop.

An Iconic Theme:

The Green Jade design team has done an incredible job of capturing the spirit and essence of the iconic Alice in Wonderland story in a crazy and colorful slot.

Chief Commercial Officer at Green Jade, Mark Taffler, said: “We listen to our customers, and we know that in most casinos the majority of play is done on Mobile. We hear a lot about a mobile centric approach, and we have worked very hard to give players something fresh and exciting. We want them to experience both Mobile and Desktop highlighting the UX differences- we are very proud of both versions.”

More on the Supplier:

Green Jade Games is part of the MRG group and the history of this company began 14 years ago, in 2007, when it was founded. It grew rapidly in 2008, with the launch of the Mr Green online casino. The supplier was established in Malta in 2017 and the level of entertainment is the most important factor for success. The talented team released its first Hammer of Fortune slot and it took a full year to launch the game, which was followed by Finding Mr Green and more popular games like Fortune Stones. To date, the company has released more than 30 casino titles.

By Ivan Stefanovic