Fruitopolis: Fortune Play (Blueprint Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Fruitopolis: Fortune Play - Game Overview

Blueprint’s fruit machine throws classic symbols onto a 5x4 grid with 20 paylines that pay for adjacent hits from any reel. It runs on high volatility with a theoretical RTP band of 95.06%–95.38%, and stakes stretch from £0.10 up to £500. There are no Wilds, but Mystery symbols, Money Scatters, Money Spins, and the Fortune Play mode carry the gameplay. The headline 50,000x figure reads like the usual theoretical cap rather than a realistic target, so I treat it as background noise while chasing solid stacked-line hits.

Fruitopolis: Fortune Play Slot Theme, Stakes, Pays & Symbols

Theme-wise it’s pure old-school, with 10–A card ranks for the low pays, then cherries, lemons, plums, and red 7s as premiums. Five-of-a-kind on the royals pays up to 10x, while the 7s top the table at 25x. Symbols arrive in stacks, and because wins pay adjacent they don’t need to start leftmost, which throws up some tidy lines on the middle reels. There are no Wilds at all, so the base cadence leans on those stacked strips and the feature triggers.

Stakes are straightforward and mobile friendly, with fixed 20 lines, adjacent pays active on all spins, and betting selectable from £0.10. The upper ceiling hits £500 in standard play, though switching to Fortune Play behaves like a 20x big bet, so the minimum effectively rises to £2. That RTP band of 95.06%–95.38% sits under the market average, and the high volatility means swingy sessions where patience is required between peaks, especially when the reels stack the wrong way.

Fruitopolis: Fortune Play Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x25
	4	x15
	3	x5
	5	x20
	4	x10
	3	x3
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	Bonus

Base Game & Modifiers in Fruitopolis: Fortune Play

Money Spins drop when the diamond-style Money Scatters land. You get 3 respins, with any triggering Money icons locking in place while the rest of the grid clears. New Money symbols reset the counter back to 3 and stick as well, so the round only ends when no new ones land or the board fills. At the finish, all values in view are totalled and paid. It’s a straight hold-and-win loop, and it can crawl or pop depending on how quickly the screen builds.

The mystery mechanic comes via golden coins or chips. When they stop, every instance reveals the same paying symbol, and that can include upgrading into a Money Spins trigger. In the base game I’ve seen them align with the adjacent pays rule to stitch wins from the middle reels, which helps make up for the lack of Wilds. Because main symbols drop in stacks, a mystery stack landing across two or three reels can be enough to swing a screen into a tidy payout.

Fortune Play flips the script. For 20x the stake, you spin four reel sets one after another, with any Mystery symbols that land being copied to the remaining grids in the same positions. Fill a reel with Mystery on the first set and you’ll mirror that reel on the others as they spin, which is where the real excitement sits. The maths stays spiky, and the feature doesn’t create free spins, but the copying effect can stitch together chunky multi-grid lines.

Fruitopolis: Fortune Play Slot Review Final Thoughts

As a seasoned spinner I rate Fruitopolis: Fortune Play as a decent mix of Money Spins and quad-grid Fortune Play, wrapped in clean but plain visuals. The adjacent pays system does introduce fresh line shapes, and the stacked strips can smack in tidy runs, yet the RTP band is low and the 50,000x banner feels fanciful. When Fortune Play sprays Mystery across the sets, it can get lively; otherwise, the hold-and-win bonus is the most reliable shot at meaningful returns.