Jurassic Park is a 5-reel, 3-row video slot from Microgaming, released in 2014 and licensed directly from the 1993 film. It plays on 243 ways to win and is built around five separate bonus features, each tied to a different dinosaur enclosure from the movie, giving it one of the more layered bonus structures in Microgaming’s catalog.
| Provider | Microgaming |
| RTP | 96.67% |
| Volatility | Medium-High |
| Reels / Rows | 5 / 3 |
| Ways to Win | 243 |
| Max Win | 6,333× bet |
| Release Year | 2014 |
Landing three or more scatters opens a map of the park’s enclosures, and the scatter combination determines which of five Free Spins modes triggers — each themed to a different dinosaur, including Triceratops and Velociraptor enclosures, and each awarding at least 12 free spins with its own mix of stacked, split, sticky or multiplied wilds. Outside the free spins, the base game carries its own T-Rex Alert feature, which can randomly add up to 35 wild symbols across the reels on a single spin, plus a Pteranodon feature that can fly in extra wilds. With five distinct bonus mechanics layered into one game, Jurassic Park has more moving parts than most Microgaming slots of its era.
Pros
- Five separate bonus features and free spins modes add real variety
- T-Rex Alert can seed up to 35 wilds on a single base-game spin
- Licensed film theme with recognizable dinosaur enclosures
- 6,333× max win ceiling is solid for a 243-ways slot
Cons
- The five-feature bonus structure takes time to fully understand
- Medium-high volatility means payouts can be streaky
- 2014-era graphics show their age next to remastered versions