Space Jammers (Tom Horn Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Slot machine details and review Spacejammers

Spacejammers by Tom Horn Gaming throws me straight into an intergalactic raid with space pirates, cyborgs and alien warriors on a 5x3 grid and 9 fixed paylines. With an RTP of 95% and medium volatility, it sits in that spot where regular smaller hits mingle with bursts when features line up. On paper it looks simple, yet once Shatter Mode and Free Spins start chaining, the slot turns into a proper space heist, with the win multiplier climbing to x4 and a stated 2,500x max win.

Slot machine detail: Spacejammers

Spacejammers keeps things straightforward on the betting side. I can stake from €0.50 up to €100 per spin, with all 9 paylines fixed, so every spin plays the lot. The maths model runs at medium volatility with that 95% RTP, a touch below the market average but workable across steady sessions. I tend to play in measured sets, watching for a few good Shatter chains to stretch balance, because the multipliers do much of the heavy lifting when they appear.

Hit rate feels fair for a 9-line video slot, though dry patches do show up. The base game can tick along on snappy avalanches, and then a short streak flips the tone when consecutive shatters push the step-up multiplier. There’s no jackpot and no bet fiddling beyond stake size, which suits me fine here. The headline numbers are clear: 9 lines, x4 multiplier ceiling on shatters, and a 2,500x cap when everything gels during the right sequence.

Slot theme and symbols Spacejammers

When I fire up Spacejammers the first thing that hits me is the deliberate retro look. Forget glossy 3D renders; this leans into pixel art, bold colours and a gritty sci-fi vibe that feels like an arcade shooter. The reels sit against deep space while the soundtrack pumps brisk futuristic beats to keep the tempo up. It’s clean, punchy and easy to read in motion, which is helpful once the cascading starts to kick off back-to-back wins.

The character set sells the theme. Green, purple and red warriors, chunky robots and glittering gemstones all feel part of the same crew, with snappy rather than flashy animations that suit the quick-fire avalanche style. I find the presentation tight and coherent, and if you’ve a soft spot for old school pixel graphics, Spacejammers can be surprisingly charming over longer sessions, particularly when the screen keeps refilling and the panel lights up with the growing multiplier.

Special Symbols and Slot Features Spacejammers

Spacejammers is driven by its special symbols. The cyborg Wild steps in for all regular icons and only leaves out the bonus Scatter. The Scatter is the stolen chest and only lands on reels 1, 3 and 5; hit three in view and you get 10 Free Spins. Before they start, several chests appear and I pick one, which sets a dynamic win multiplier that follows through the whole bonus. Free Spins here are not retriggerable, so the setup matters.

Shatter Mode works like classic cascading or avalanche play. After a win, the winning symbols shatter and disappear, the remaining icons drop, and new ones fall from above. Each consecutive shatter in the same paid spin lifts the multiplier step by step up to x4, and the process caps after four cascades or when no new win forms. The feature is always on in both base game and Free Spins, so you’re often only one extra fall from a tidy bump.

In practice the slot pays best when those systems overlap. A Wild to bridge lines, a strong premium on a couple of reels, then two or three shatters to climb the multiplier can turn a modest hit into a proper payout. Carry that pace into Free Spins with a high chest multiplier, and you start nudging the game’s 2,500x potential. It’s a classic 9-line video slot at heart, spiced up with avalanches and progressive multipliers that keep me locked in.

Prize table Spacejammers

Looking at the paytable, the premium set is all about the crew. Green Warrior sits on top, paying 1x, 10x, 100x and 500x your line stake for 2, 3, 4 or 5 of a kind. Purple Warrior follows with 0.5x, 4x, 40x and 200x, while the Robot and Red Warrior both pay 0.5x, 3x, 10x and 75x for three to five in a payline. With only 9 paylines total, stacked premiums across lines can still add up fast.

The gemstones cover the lower half. Red and yellow gems pay 0.5x, 4x and 15x for three, four and five matching symbols. Green, blue and purple gems land just below that, paying 0.5x, 2.5x and 10x for the same lengths. In practice the big hits tend to come from a mix of decent symbol values and stacked multipliers rather than from one monster line, especially when a Shatter streak reaches x4 during the feature.

Space Jammers Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x500
	4	x100
	3	x10
	2	x1
	5	x200
	4	x40
	3	x4
	2	x0.5
	5	x75
	4	x10
	3	x3
	2	x0.5
	5	x75
	4	x10
	3	x3
	2	x0.5
	5	x15
	4	x4
	3	x0.5
	5	x15
	4	x4
	3	x0.5
	5	x10
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x10
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x10
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	Scatter
	Wild

Our rating of the game Spacejammers

I rate Spacejammers as a slot that knows exactly what it wants to be. The strengths sit in the original sci-fi art style, the constant Shatter action and the mix of Free Spins with growing multipliers. On the flip side, 9 paylines and that 95% RTP can feel stingy during dry spells, and there’s no jackpot to chase. Still, when the features connect, it delivers a lively, characterful space raid that keeps me spinning longer than I planned.