Series
Fire Joker series
Unlike fruit-slot families that widen the reels with every sequel, Play'n Go's Fire Joker series holds onto a compact 3x3 screen and changes the bonus architecture around respins, multipliers and the joker. The 2016 Fire Joker set that pattern with five paylines, medium volatility, a prize wheel and an 800x maximum win.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Fire JokerPlay'n Go | 2016 | 94.23% | Medium volatility | 56 |
 Fire Joker FreezePlay'n Go | 2021 | 94.2% | Medium volatility | 59 |
 Fire Joker 100Play'n Go | 2025 | 94.21% | — | 54 |
 Fire Joker BlitzLatestPlay'n Go | 2025 | 94.27% | Medium volatility | 59 |
Fire Joker Freeze kept the same grid and five-line structure in 2021 but added free spins, stacked symbols and expanding wilds. Its 1,000x ceiling was only a modest increase; the more important change was giving the wheel-and-respin base a longer feature path rather than replacing the original format.
Where Fire Joker 100 and Blitz break the pattern
Fire Joker 100 does not introduce 100 paylines. It still uses a 3x3 grid and five lines, but raises the maximum win to 5,000x while retaining respins and a bonus wheel. Fire Joker Blitz makes the deeper change, shifting to 4,096 ways and a 6,000x ceiling while adding free spins, fixed jackpots and cash collection. The cabinet remains recognizable; the reward model moves from a short wheel feature toward multiway and jackpot play.