The Million Pound Drop (Endemol Shine Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Game Symbols & Features in The Million Pound Drop

According to the theme, the reels are packed with images from the show: the logo, wads of cash, a celebrating contestant, plus 10-through-Ace poker card symbols and Bar symbols. There’s also a Golden Wild; when it lands on reel 3, it turns four other symbols into Wilds across the reels. I set coin size anywhere between 0.05 and 25 coins, which keeps staking flexible for test spins and real play. It sticks close to the Channel 4 feel, right down to the pace of the drops.

The Million Pound Drop slot is full of bonus games. Three security pass scatter symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4 trigger the Security pass game, where I click combinations to get free spins and multipliers. Three game logo symbols or scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 activate the Money Drop Bonus. Here I play 8 rounds, placing cash on sets of trapdoors and then hitting Drop to see which panels open. Poor choices send the money away, just like the TV show.

Let the Game Begin in The Million Pound Drop

When I press the Drop knob, some trapdoors open; any coins I’ve put on those panels are lost. Only one door stays shut, and if I’ve placed money on it, I advance to the next spin. If I select 5 rounds, spins 1 to 4 use four trapdoors, while the final round uses 2 trapdoors with a 50% chance. After the spins finish, a screen shows how much I’ve won, and that total moves into my credits.

After a few rounds I pick up a Golden Ticket. With 5 tickets, I get a shot at the Jackpot game with prizes up to £100000. The mode mirrors the main action: 8 rounds in total, the first 4 spins with 4 trapdoors, the next 3 with 3, and a final spin with 2 trapdoors. If I don’t make it to the end, smaller cash prizes still land; the further I get, the bigger the payout becomes.

The Million Pound Drop Attributes

Video slot The Million Pound Drop from Endemol Games runs on a 5x3 layout and plays in JS/HTML5. I’ve seen an RTP of 95.56% cited for this title. The theme sticks to money and TV show vibes, with red and silver set pieces that echo the studio. Bets use coin sizes from 0.05 to 25, matching the range noted in feature sheets. It’s based on the Channel 4 game, and the interface nods to a roulette machine while keeping slot mechanics.