Fruit Super Nova 100 Slot Review

A fruit machine with 100 paylines and nothing at all attached to them. No wild symbol, no free spins, no bonus round, no multiplier, no buy button. Seven fruits, one flaming star, a spin button.

Evoplay built this family out one line count at a time, and the numbers tell the story better than any description does. Fruit Nova opened in 2020 with five lines on three rows, paid 1000x per line for five of the top symbol, and capped at 1,040x. Fruit Super Nova followed in January 2021 with 20 lines, a fourth row, 250x for that same five-of-a-kind, and a 5,000x ceiling. This one landed in November of the same year with 100 lines, and it pays 50x.

Five times the lines against the 20-line version. One fifth the payout per line. And the ceiling did not move at all, because both stop at 5,000x. Multiply it out and the arithmetic is not subtle: 20 lines at 250x and 100 lines at 50x land on the identical number. The extra 80 lines buy frequency, and frequency is the whole of what they buy.

The cabinet is the whole idea. A fat golden frame glows orange against black, with a dot-matrix marquee running across the top flashing TIME TO START in yellow bulbs. The reels sit deep plum purple behind it, curved like a physical drum and split by thin gold dividers. Fruit is glossy and heavily 3D rendered, more toy than food: cherries on a green stem, an orange with a single leaf, a yellow lemon, a blue plum, a purple grape cluster, a watermelon wedge with black pips.

Top payer is a golden apple, gold skin and a gold leaf, the one piece of fruit on these reels that could not exist. The star scatter is a five-point gold star with flame curling off one edge, and it is the only tile with animation worth the word. Load the game and it opens on the cabinet burning, coins tumbling past, x5000 promised in big letters, which is honestly the most excitement the art produces all session. Everything after that is carried over from the rest of the series down to the orange button panel. Clean classic fruit rendering, no argument there, but nothing in it was made for this particular title.

Sessions here move sideways. Medium-low volatility and a crowded line grid keep the balance ticking up and down in small increments for long stretches, rarely far from where it started, and there is no round waiting somewhere ahead to break the pattern. Most slots give a player something to count toward. This one gives you the next spin.

What is left is the star. Three of them landing is the one moment the game raises its voice, and because they pay from any position the tension spreads across the whole grid instead of building reel by reel toward a fifth column. That is the smartest thing in the design. It is also rare enough that the bulk of any session is watching fruit go past.

Autoplay suits it better than clicking, honestly. There is no decision to make and nothing to react to, so it runs perfectly well in the background while you do something else, which is either the appeal or the problem depending on why you loaded it.

The most frequent-hitting entry in the family and the least rewarding per hit, which is a fair trade if pace is what you came for and a poor one if the 100 in the title suggested more upside. The 5,000x ceiling is a headline figure more than a target here, since reaching it means stacking line wins with no wild and no multiplier anywhere in the game to help. The 20-line version hits the same number on a paytable five times stronger, and it is the better-built of the two.

Where this one earns its place is the pace. Quick, clean, low-friction fruit that asks nothing of you, and there is room for that between heavier sessions. Just do not load it expecting the 100 to mean anything more than 100.