Pragmatic Play Released Online Slot Fruit Party 2

In 2020, Pragmatic Play launched for the first time Fruit Party, which was a huge hit among players and now, following the success of the original, it has launched Fruit Party 2. Hardcore fans of the game will not be disappointed, just like the original and the game has attractive features and high payouts.

Game Features:

The colorful symbols are back, and Fruit Party 2 again offers 7 reels and 7 rows with a Cluster Pays mechanic. The maximum potential win is 5000x the bet and the RTP is 96.53%. The main features are tumble reels, multipliers, and extra spins. If necessary, the wager option is quite low and starts from $0.20 per spin, while the maximum potential win is $100.

Updating the Iconic Game:

This game follows recently launched games Chicken Drop, Book of Vikings, Lucky, Grace and Charm. This brand releases up to 5 new games every month and, besides slots, offers live casino games, accessible through single API integration. Yossi Barzely,

Pragmatic’s Chief Business Development Officer, said: “We strive to bring excellent products to our players and we’re very happy to bring an update of one of our iconic hits to the industry. Fruit Party 2 brings huge multipliers, massive win potential and a fun-filled fruity theme to the reels in our juiciest hit ever.”

More on the Provider:

Pragmatic Play was founded in 2015 and offers live dealers, video slots, video poker, table games, scratch cards, and keno. The group has produced over 200 slots and a variety of live casino games such as roulette, blackjack, baccarat, and bingo. Its games are available on all platforms, including mobile and desktop devices. Its list of video slots includes 7 Monkeys, Great Rhino, Glorious Rome, Wolf Gold, and Sweet Bonanza. Other popular versions include The Wild Machine, Wild West Gold, Dance Party, Master Joker, Buffalo King, Great Rhino Megaways, Magic Journey, and many more. The supplier is licensed in over 20 jurisdictions including the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission. Its games are regularly tested by officially accredited independent organizations to ensure fairness.

By Ivan Stefanovic