Fruity Force 40

Fruity Force 40 Overview

Fruity Force 40 is a five-reel, four-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 40 paylines, a 96.62% RTP and a published ceiling of 25,000x. It was released on 17 March 2025.

★ No volatility rating is published for this title and we have not invented one. All figures below were read from demo play at a 200.00 total bet.

A Fruit Machine on Green

★★ There is no scenery at all: the reels float on a radiating green starburst that turns gold when the game changes gear. The logo carries its own subtitle – LEVEL PAY – which is the name of the mechanic the whole game is built on.

★ The symbols are the classics: watermelon, lemon, orange, green apple, cherries, grapes, a golden bell and a red seven, plus a Wild Multiplier tile.

The Paytable

★★ At the 200.00 stake the red seven and the Wild Multiplier share the top line at 5,000.00 for five, 1,000.00 for four and 200.00 for three. That top figure is 25x the stake.

★★ The bell follows at 2,500.00 for five (12.5x), then grapes and watermelon at 500.00 (2.5x) and the lemon and orange pair at 250.00 (1.25x).

Level Pay, and the Rules Print It in Full

★★★ This is why the game exists, and to Fazi’s credit the rules screen spells out every number rather than hiding behind a diagram:

★★★ Level 1 lasts 120 spins with a x1 wild multiplier. Level 2 lasts 60 spins at x2. Level 3 lasts 30 spins at x3. Level 4 lasts 15 spins at x10. Level 5 lasts 5 spins at x25. Then it resets and starts again.

★★★ Look at the shape of that ladder. Each level is half the length of the one before, and the multiplier climbs far faster than the length falls – from x3 to x10 between levels three and four, and from x10 to x25 at the top. The five spins at x25 are the point of the other two hundred and twenty-five.

★★ The rules add one line that matters: progress is tracked per bet step. Change your stake and you are on a different ladder, so the 120 spins you have already played do not follow you.

★★ A vertical meter beside the reels shows where you are – a bar with the current level at the bottom, the next at the top, and a counter that reads 52 / 120, 54 / 120, 108 / 120 and finally 120 / 120 across our captures.

Buying a Level, and What It Costs

★★★ There is a SKIP LEVEL plate on the left rail, and it carries a live price. The dialog behind it is explicit: it shows the x1 WILD LEVEL 1 card with an arrow to the x2 WILD LEVEL 2 card, the price, the progress bar and a SKIP button.

★★★ Now watch the price move. At 0 / 120 the skip costs 11,305.00. At 13 / 120 it costs 10,175.00. At 52 / 120, 6,410.00. At 54 / 120, 6,315.00. At 108 / 120, just 1,135.00.

★★★ Those five readings are almost exactly linear: the price works out at a shade over 94.00 per spin you have left to play – that is 0.47x the 200.00 bet for each spin skipped. The game is selling you the spins you would otherwise have to buy one at a time, at slightly under half price.

★ The plate keeps working at the higher levels too – one capture shows a skip priced at 2,185.00 once level two has begun, the 60-spin level being proportionally cheaper to clear.

What the Wilds Did

★★★ The Wild Multiplier is a tile with its level printed on it, so you always know what it is worth. At level one the captures show tiles reading x1 WILD; when the meter fills, a large x2 WILD plate lands on the grid and the whole background turns gold.

★★ One spin with five x1 wilds scattered through a grid of oranges paid 1,950.00 – 9.75x the stake – with the paylines drawn across them.

★★ At level one those wilds are doing nothing but substituting. The same spin at level five would carry x25, which is the whole argument for grinding up the ladder.

What the Fruit Paid

★★★ The base wins are large by the standards of these batches because the grid is four rows deep and the lines number forty. A grid of green apples paid 3,800.00, which is 19x the stake.

★★ A grid of cherries returned 2,900.00 (14.5x), and a mixed grid of oranges with sevens and cherries 950.00 (4.75x).

★★ Note what those three have in common: they are all cheap symbols in quantity. The apple pays a fraction of the seven per line, but filling most of a twenty-position grid with them lights enough of the forty lines to reach 19x.

The Gamble

★★ Wins can be gambled, and the screen is the classic Fazi one: a face-down card in the centre, a club button on the left and a heart on the right, with CURRENT WIN and GAMBLE TO WIN printed at the foot – 400.00 and 800.00 in our capture. A strip along the top shows the previous cards, and a COLLECT button sits to the right.

Twenty-Five Thousand Times

★★★ The published ceiling is 25,000x, which is enormous, and for once the arithmetic on screen explains it. Five sevens pay 25x the stake per line; at level five the wild applies x25, so a wild-completed line of sevens is worth 625x on its own.

★★ Several such lines at once on a forty-line grid is how you get to the cap – and it can only happen inside the five spins at the top of the ladder. Everything below level five is, in a real sense, the queue.

Who Should Play It

Fruity Force 40 is for players who like a plain fruit machine with one genuinely clever structure attached. Level Pay is published in full on the rules screen, the meter shows exactly where you stand, and the skip price is linear and predictable – three things most games with a progression mechanic will not give you.

★ The reservations are the absence of a volatility rating, a base game that needs a near-full grid of cheap fruit to reach 19x, and the plain fact that the ladder resets after level five – the x25 spins are five, and then you start again at 120.

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Fruity Force 40 was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.