Best Push Gaming slots list. Review all 118 slots by Push Gaming.

Push Gaming: let's talk straight

Push Gaming is a proper slot studio from London, founded in 2010 by James Marshall and Winston Lee. I see it as a specialist supplier rather than a volume machine. The firm started with land-based conversions, then moved into original HTML5 slots. Its 2023 move under LeoVegas and MGM Resorts gave it more reach without killing the house style.

My first take is simple: the catalogue has real weight, and the mechanics mostly do what they promise. Jammin' Jars made the name stick in 2018, then Razor Shark, Wild Swarm, and Fat Rabbit proved the studio was not living off one hit. Aye, some games are brutal between bonuses. That is the trade-off.

The flagship games

Catalogue-wise, I would start with Jammin' Jars, Razor Shark, Big Bamboo, Wild Swarm, and Fat Rabbit. Those five show the studio's range better than any sales pitch. Jammin' Jars leans on Cluster Pays and roaming multiplier jars, while Razor Shark is all about Mystery Stacks, coin reveals, and properly high variance.

Later releases broaden the picture. Jammin' Jars 2 pushes the max win towards 50,000x, Fire Hopper has jumping wild multipliers, and Mystery Museum gives the Power Gamble feature some bite. I also rate Giga Jar for medium volatility, though it can feel busy. Mount Magmas matters too, because it brought jackpot play into the mix.

What makes Push recognisable

Mechanically, Push Gaming does not sit still. I find its best work comes from clear feature hooks: Cluster Pays in Jammin' Jars, Nudge and Reveal in Razor Shark, Sticky Wilds in Wild Swarm, and Bonus Buy in Big Bamboo. Newer tools like Push Ways, Push Up, Push Pots, and Race Reels show a studio that still fancies taking a swing.

Licences and market reach

Licensing is one of the cleaner parts of the story. Push Gaming holds approvals across UKGC, MGA, ONJN, AGCO, HGC, Spelinspektionen, DGA, Gibraltar, Denmark, and Alderney. I like seeing that breadth, because UK players need more than flashy art. HTML5 delivery also means the slots run well on mobile, with portrait layouts that feel built for phones.

Where the value sits

Value here depends on your tolerance for swings. Wild Swarm reaches up to 97.03% RTP, Jammin' Jars goes up to 96.83%, and Razor Shark lists up to 96.70%, so the maths is not shabby. My gripe is the configurable RTP range on some titles. Big Bamboo can sit between 96.13% and 94.13%, which I would always check before playing.