Netent Slots & Casino Games

From Stockholm to the Evolution group

NetEnt (originally Net Entertainment) was founded in Stockholm in 1996 and listed on the Stockholm stock exchange in 2009. In 2020 Evolution acquired the company, and NetEnt has continued to release games under its own name inside that group. Many players first met the brand through its long-running hits, and the mechanics it popularised, such as avalanche-style cascading reels, are still copied across the industry.

Our NetEnt catalogue

We have published 21 NetEnt reviews, ranging from a 2012 release to a game that arrived in late October 2026. Every one has a recorded RTP, and the average is 95.85%. Two low outliers pull that figure down: Funk Master (92.06%) and Bee Hive Bonanza (92.08%). The top of the range is 97.07%, found on Secrets of Atlantis and Jack Hammer 2: Fishy Business.

Where to start

For a modern take on the cascade idea, read our Gonzo’s Quest 2: Return to El Dorado review, which lists a 15,825x maximum. Players after a high-volatility ride can look at Dead or Alive 3 – Wanted, with a 33,333x top prize, or at Jack and the Beanstalk 2: GOAT Enterprise, which lists 20,000x.

The older titles in the set, including Wild Turkey, Witchcraft Academy and Temple of Nudges, show how the studio’s style developed over a decade. Each review gives the RTP, volatility, max win and a browser demo where available. As always, treat slots as entertainment, stay within your limits, and only play if you are 18 or over.