Jurassic Party (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Jurassic Party: Slot Overview

Jurassic Party drops me on a Phi Phi‑style beach with towering cliffs, palms, and a Moby‑ish soundtrack that nods to Porcelain. In the middle sits a 7x7 grid using Cluster Pays, where wins land from 5+ matching symbols and trigger cascades. Wilds stay put until they’re used in a win and can carry multipliers that stack. The maths is on the spikier side with high volatility and a 96.47% RTP, and stakes range from 10p to £50 on any device.

Hit frequency clocks in at 23.64%, so on average I see wins about every fourth spin, with cascades padding out sequences. Top potential is 20,000x, which is serious for a beach party. The base is not dead either; those lingering wilds can flip a screen when cascades co‑operate. The toolkit is broad: Combo Feature Free Spins with pick‑based modifiers, a two‑scatter respin, Mega Bet for extra picks, and a Bonus Buy where available.

Jurassic Party Symbols & Paytable

The lower pays are eggs in red, blue, purple, and green. In bigger clumps they can work, but they’re modest at smaller sizes: five‑symbol clusters pay 0.5x to 1x, while 40+ eggs reach 50x. The higher pays are dinosaurs in green, purple, blue, and red. Land a mega cluster of 40+ and you’re looking at 200x to 500x. That structure pushes you toward building larger groups, which is where the features start to matter.

The cocktail with a W is the wild. It substitutes all pay symbols, stays on the grid until it’s part of a win, and can appear with a multiplier. If multiple multiplier wilds connect, each one applies to the payout. Scatters are the neon game logos; they’re the keys to Combo Feature Free Spins and also drive the two‑scatter respin from the base.

Jurassic Party Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	40+	x500
	39	x200
	38	x100
	37	x80
	8	x5
	7	x4
	6	x3
	5	x2
	40+	x200
	39	x100
	38	x50
	37	x40
	8	x2.5
	7	x2
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	40+	x200
	39	x100
	38	x50
	37	x40
	8	x2.5
	7	x2
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	40+	x200
	39	x100
	38	x50
	37	x40
	8	x2.5
	7	x2
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	40+	x50
	39	x40
	38	x30
	37	x25
	8	x1
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.5
	40+	x50
	39	x40
	38	x30
	37	x25
	8	x1
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.5
	40+	x50
	39	x40
	38	x30
	37	x25
	8	x1
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.5
	40+	x50
	39	x40
	38	x30
	37	x25
	8	x1
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.5
	Scatter
	Wild
	Wild

Jurassic Party: Slot Features

Cascades clear winning clusters and let symbols drop into the gaps, repeating as long as new wins form. The main course is Combo Feature Free Spins: 3+ scatters award 7 spins and 2 feature picks, with an extra pick for every scatter above three. You then choose from beach‑bar cocktails to reveal modifiers: Symbol Turns Wild, Symbol Expanding (2x2), Random Wilds (2–6 added each spin, non‑sticky), Extra Free Spins (+2), Symbol Upgrade (eggs to dinos), or an Extra Pick.

During the bonus, landing 1 scatter adds +1 spin. Land 2 scatters and you get +2 spins plus another feature pick. Across a round you can reach up to 8 feature picks, which is where the grid can really open up. The mix of expansions, random wilds, and upgrades is designed to help you form those chunky clusters that move the paytable.

Wild multipliers can drop in and, when several take part in a win, each multiplier stacks onto the result. That, paired with the persistent wild behaviour and cascades, gives a tidy route for screens to escalate. Lower symbols can feel light when clusters are small, but once upgrades or expansions bite, the value swings toward the dinos and things heat up fast.

Combo Feature Respin in Jurassic Party

In the base game, exactly two scatters at the end of a spin trigger a respin with at least two random features active. It’s a neat second chance that can parachute in upgrades, expansions, or extra wilds without needing the full free spins trigger. I’ve had sequences where the respin laid the groundwork for a strong cascade chain, especially when 2x2 tiles connected or when random wilds bridged separate clusters into one larger group.

Mega Bet in Jurassic Party

Switching on Mega Bet increases the stake by 50%, with wins paid on the base stake. The trade is an extra feature pick at the start of free spins, and again on any retrigger. In practice, that extra pick carries weight; I rate it because it nudges you toward combinations like expansions plus random wilds or upgrades plus a turned‑wild symbol, which are the set‑ups that help you build 40+ symbol clusters.

Buy Feature in Jurassic Party

Where allowed, the Bonus Buy costs 80x and starts free spins with 2 picks. With Mega Bet active, the price is 120x for 3 picks out of the gate. The published numbers line up neatly: 96.39% RTP on the standard buy and 96.73% when buying with Mega Bet. When I want a straight shot at the modifiers, this entry makes sense, especially if I’m fishing for expansions plus random wilds with an upgrade layered on top.

Jurassic Party: Slot Verdict

If Jurassic Park feels too straight and some dino cartoons feel too mad, Jurassic Party hits a sweet middle ground. It looks great, the audio is dreamy, and the beach‑bar dinosaurs are playful without going off the deep end. The game is happy to coast along, then go absolutely ballistic when the right mix of picks, wild multipliers, and cascades show up. I enjoyed the flow a lot.

Sticky‑until‑used wilds mean base game pops are possible, while the two‑scatter respin keeps things busy. True power comes from large clusters, so pay symbols feel capped until features help you build them. When expansions and random wilds line up, the grid can catch fire; add multiplier wilds and it bites hard. It’s not easy stitching it all together, but the 20,000x cap shows the ceiling. Dino grid fans should give it a spin.