Blueprint Gaming Slots

The Franchise Factory

Blueprint Gaming does something unusual in the slot industry: it consistently secures major entertainment licenses and turns them into games that actually work. Game of Thrones, Rick and Morty Strike Back, The Goonies, The Flintstones - these aren't lazy skin jobs. The Goonies Megaways and Rick and Morty Strike Back both carry editorial ratings of 8-9, and the licensed IP is built into the bonus structures rather than pasted onto a generic template.

The studio also runs its own original franchises. Fishin' Frenzy is the biggest - four variants in the catalog, spanning the original Big Catch through Big Catch 2, Big Catch 3, and a Gold Spins version. The fishing mechanic (catch fish with multiplier values during free spins) has enough depth that the sequels iterate meaningfully rather than just reskinning.

The 95% RTP Question

Almost every Blueprint game runs at 95.00% RTP. The older titles like Lucky Pharaoh (96.25%), The Goonies (96.00%), and Slots O' Gold (95.48%) sit higher, but anything released recently locks in at exactly 95%. That's a full percentage point below where Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO land on most of their catalog. For casual sessions the difference is barely noticeable. Over thousands of spins, it compounds.

A few games dip even lower - Cop the Lot Megaways at 94.00%, Samba Reels at 94.53%. Worth checking before you play.

Max Win Spread

The catalog splits cleanly between conservative and aggressive math. Fishin' Frenzy Big Catch 2, Cash Strike Power Force 5, Lucky Pharaoh, and Searing 7s all reach 50,000x - serious upside for high-volatility players. On the other end, Gold Spins variants and games like Samba Reels (500x max) or The Big Match (2,500x) are designed for shorter, steadier sessions.

King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 and Red Hot Chilli sit in the middle at 10,000x, which is where most of the catalog clusters. If max win matters to you, sort by it - the range between 500x and 50,000x is too wide to assume.