Playtech Slots Games

This 1994 movie starring Jim Carrey made him a household name. The slot machine game is pretty cool, too, with 5 reels and 243 ways to win.

Gladiator was the Best Picture winner in the year 2000. The game is as epic as the Ridley Scott/Russell Crow film.

We cheated a little bit by including John Wayne here, but he’s a legendary actor who appeared in countless movies. We can only think of one movie star who might be considered more iconic.

Of course, there have been multiple King Kong movies through the years. The fact is, he remains an iconic monster movie star. This game is based on the 2005 Peter Jackson version.

Remember when we mentioned that only one movie star might be as iconic as John Wayne? We were thinking of Marilyn Monroe when we wrote that.

This one is based on a song from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The game has multiple bonus rounds inspired by scenes from the movie.

This game is based on the Sylvester Stallone franchise. It has 5 reels and 25 paylines, but we like it for the bonus games, where you get to fight Rocky opponents like Clubber Lang and Ivan Drago.

The 1999 film starred Brendan Frazier and Rachel Weisz. You can find lots of slot machines based on Egyptian themes, and even some of them have mummy themes. But this is the only one we know of based on the film.

This one was originally owned by IGT, but Playtech acquired it and converted it into a clever 243 ways game.

He was one of the more minor characters in Marvel Comics until the Wesley Snipes movie, which was a surprise hit. The game is based on the movies, but the graphics aren’t as exciting as you might think. The progressive jackpots are cool, though.

This is based on the most popular patriotic superhero in history. One thing you can be sure of in this game, too—you won’t see Steve Roger saying, “Hail, Hydra!”

This wasn’t one of the better-received Marvel movies, but the Netflix television series has fared better. The game is based on the movie, though.

Daredevil wasn’t so badly received that a spinoff was prevented. But it was even more poorly received. The game from Playtech is about what you’d expect.

So far all of the Fantastic Four movies have been disappointing, which is a surprise considering that this is the team which launched Marvel Comics back in the day.

Our favorite superhero in the Marvel canon has always been Ghost Rider. The Nick Cage movies weren’t bad, but they didn’t quite capture what made the comic book so special, either. The game is fun, but it’s like the movie—it just doesn’t quite capture what made the comic book so cool.

This movie, starring Robert Downey, Jr., launched the current batch of extremely popular movies from Marvel. The game has spawned sequels of its own, too.

Next to the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man is probably as iconic a character as Marvel has ever published.

The World’s Greatest Heroes assemble to defeat a threat that no single superhero could handle on his own. The first batch of movies led up to The Avengers. The slots game is cool, with 4 randomly triggered progressive jackpots.

None of the movies based on this character have done especially well, but The Incredible Hulk arguably stole the show during The Avengers movie. We got a kick out of one of the symbols in the game, the gamma-ray irradiated liquid in a flask.

He’s not just a character from Norse mythology. He’s also a superhero. AND he’s one of The Avengers.

He’s easily the most popular of The X-Men, who were, for years, the most popular team in Marvel Comics.

The X-Men were hugely popular for years, but The Avengers now seems to be a bigger hit. But if you’re a fan of these children of the atom, this game is for you.

We found this show just as strangely addictive as everyone else did. You can expect the game to become even more popular after the movie relaunch comes out.

This game isn’t based on the movie series starring Peter Sellers. Instead, it’s based on the classic series of Pink Panther cartoons.

Because of when it was made, The Love Boat is almost certainly targeted at an older demographic. We’re in our 40s, and we barely remember the show, so it must be aimed at the 50-somethings.

This show was on even earlier than The Love Boat, but it targeted a younger demographic in those days. We’re still guessing that most fans of Steve Austin are in their 50s, though.