Jack and the Beanstalk Review

Like many typical slots, the house edge for Jack and the Beanstalk is set at about 3.7%, but with five reels, twenty paylines, and a limit of ten coins per line, a player can win some great prizes with every spin. The graphics are very realistic and all the typical symbols have been replaced by things from Jack's world like goats, beans, treasure chests and axes. Some of the symbols even animate when they are spun on the wheel.

The most unique part of this game is the Walking Wilds. When a player spins the Jack and the Beanstalk wild symbol, they receive triple payout for any winning line that is part of. But what is even better is that the wild will move to the next reel and lock in for a free spin. The wild will continue giving free spins until it reaches the final wheel. This can result in some major payouts when a player gets four free spins in a row!

There are also many different treasures to be collected along the way and each group will unlock a special feature of the game. For instance, getting three keys will add a double-stacked bag of gold wild. Finding another three keys will add a triple-stacked golden goose wild to the reels. A special surprise of a harp wild is revealed with the final set of three keys. This harp makes all symbols on the reel into wilds and then will progress across the board similar to the walking wilds.

With the new innovative wild functions, great graphics and fun story line, Net Entertainment's Jack and the Beanstalk is a surefire hit this year. Any player will enjoy advancing Jack up the beanstalk and raking in the prizes and treasures as they spin to win.