Onlyplay Slots

Making games long before the rebrand

OnlyPlay has a split personality when it comes to their games, and their history explains why. The team started in Vilnius back in 2007. They spent years building lottery and instant-win games for other companies. By 2013 they were making games for the Lithuanian national lottery. In 2016 they released a game on Ethereum, years before most studios even thought about crypto. The CEO, Christina Muratkina, joined as a programmer in 2011. This technical background helps explain why the studio focuses more on building interesting mechanics than running loud marketing campaigns.

They officially became OnlyPlay in June 2020. Since then, they have built a catalog of over 140 games that you can find across 2,500 operators and platforms like SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix. Today, their games fall into two very different camps. You have their original strengths like crash games and experimental formats, and then you have the standard video slots they started making in 2023 to fill out casino lobbies.

Trying new things versus standard slots

A crash game called F777 Fighter really put them on the map. It offers two bets per round, progressive jackpots, and a 97% RTP. It did very well on crypto casinos and led to similar games like CosmoX and CricX. These crash games all stick to that 97% RTP with provably fair math. The studio also made very small, sub-1MB versions of these games for African markets where internet connections can be slow.

They also created TapGames. This is a patented mechanic that gets rid of reels completely. In Piggy Tap, players just tap the screen to break a piggy bank in a multiplayer room, and everyone shares the prize pool. It is a unique idea that gives OnlyPlay something no other studio can legally copy. We do not know if tapping a screen will keep players interested for years, but it is much more creative than what most small studios are doing.

Their standard video slots tell a different story. Games like Zeus Sky, Valentine Storm, and Lucky Ferret use familiar setups like cascading wins, fixed jackpots, and multiplier reels. They work well, look clean on mobile, and have decent RTPs. They just do not have the same creative spark as the crash games or TapGames. This gap between their experimental ideas and their regular slots is very noticeable.

Where you can actually play these games

OnlyPlay runs on a Curacao gaming license. Their math is tested and certified by iTech Labs and BMM Testlabs. They have talked about getting licenses in the UK and Malta over the last two years, but that has not happened yet.

This limits where their games can go. Without a UK license, they cannot enter the biggest English-speaking market. Casinos in stricter places like Sweden or the Netherlands also will not carry their games. Because of this, you rarely see big streamers or English forum users talking about OnlyPlay. Instead, the studio does very well in crypto casinos and markets across Latin America and Africa. They even make specific games for these regions, like Caramelo Jackpot for Brazil. These are places where a Curacao license is standard and their lightweight game versions are actually needed.

A quick look at their top games

Out of the games on this page, Lucky Ferret feels like a step up. It has high volatility, a 96.5% RTP, cascading reels, and a max win of over 20,000x. Most of their other slots cap out between 2,944x and 10,232x. That high potential makes it feel closer to something a bigger studio might make.

Wild West Jackpot takes a nice approach to its math. It uses a sixth reel that adds a multiplier from x1 to x9 on every winning spin. It also has five fixed jackpots. With medium volatility, a 96.06% RTP, and a 10,232x max win, it is designed for longer play sessions rather than quick boom-or-bust gambling.

Zeus Sky is a Hold & Win game that plays it very safe. It uses a small 3x3 grid, medium volatility, and a 2,944x max win. It does the job, but many other providers make Hold & Win games with much bigger multipliers and payouts.

ChiX is a crash game, not a slot. It has a 97% RTP. Comparing it to the slots on this page does not make much sense because the math and player choices are entirely different. If you like crash games, it is worth a try, just do not expect it to play like a regular slot machine.

Valentine Storm is a newer release with medium volatility and a 95.66% RTP. The max win is 8,000x. It feels like a standard momentum game wrapped up in a holiday theme. Seasonal games released for February usually do not stay popular for long, and the RTP here is slightly lower than their older games.