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Fruit Invaders OverviewFruit Invaders is a space-themed fruit slot from Amigo Gaming, released in the summer of 2024 – Amigo’s own page gives July 2024, SlotCatalog lists 1 August 2024. Classic fruit machine symbols – cherries, plums, lemons, bells, BARs and lucky 7s – spin on a 5x3 grid in the middle of a purple galaxy, while three cartoon monsters float above the reels. The game plays on 30 paylines, Amigo rates the volatility medium-high, and the maximum multiplier is x1,200. Stakes run from 0.30 to 30 per spin. Amigo describes the monsters as “a group of fun characters” that have “invaded the Amigo Gaming universe”. They appear as wild and scatter symbols and lead the way into three bonuses: Free Games, Pin Win and a Pick’em jackpot game. Our screenshots were taken at a stake of 3,000 coins. Three Monsters, Three BonusesAbove the reels sits Amigo’s Pile Collector: three monsters on a heap of gold coins, each labelled with the bonus it stands for.
As the coin piles grow, the monsters change – in our free-games screenshot the purple one had swollen and gained a crown – which gives a visual hint of which feature is getting close. The same three-character structure runs through Amigo’s dice version, Dice Invaders, which shares the 24 free games, the 30 lines, the medium-high rating and the x1,200 ceiling. The PaytableAt a 3,000-coin stake the paytable shows:
The cherries sit at the bottom of the table. The steep drop from the watermelon (10x for five) to the plum and lemon (1x for five) splits the symbols into two clear groups: the 7, BAR, bell and watermelon carry the base game, while the small fruits mostly fill in lines. The 30 PaylinesThe line diagram shows 30 patterns across the three rows: the straight rows, V shapes, zig-zags and several lines that step up or down for a single reel. Our base-game spin with cherries stacked across the top two rows shows how they overlap – 14 lines paid at once for a total of 15,000, five times the bet. Free GamesThe free games open with a burst of gold coins and gems and the message “You won 24 free games!” The background turns from purple to deep red, and the counter on the left keeps track of the round. WILD symbols – glowing blue orbs – appear on the reels, and the monsters stay above them. At free game 15/24 a spin with three wilds among plums, bells and cherries paid 7 lines for 53,000 – about 17.7x the bet. At this point the round total was still running. The Pin Win BonusWhen the pink monster’s bonus is triggered, the game announces “You won the Pin Win bonus!” and the reels are replaced by a 5x3 board of gold coins. Three hearts on the left show the respins you have left. The four jackpots at the top are:
Our board held nine coins: 15,000, 9,000, 3,000, 9,000, 6,000, 21,000, 15,000, 6,000 and 6,000. Their sum is exactly 90,000, the number in the win meter – 30x the bet – with six squares still empty. The ladder is the same as in 3 Muertos: 1,000x, 300x, 100x and 50x. The Pick’em JackpotThe purple monster leads to the Pick’em bonus: a grid of small purple winged monsters, each hiding a coloured token. Collecting enough of one colour wins that jackpot:
Three circles under each jackpot fill up as you pick. In our round the green tokens came first, and the game showed “Green award x10” for 30,000 – exactly the Green jackpot. The same 500x / 100x / 50x / 10x ladder appears in 1st Cricket League. Putting the 1,200x Ceiling in ContextThe two jackpot boards explain most of the maximum. The Pin Win Ultra alone is 1,000x, and the Pick’em Ultraviolet is 500x. In the base game the best single line is five 7s at 40x. Our screenshots show more typical results: 5x in the base game, 17.7x on one free spin, 30x on a Pin Win board and 10x from the Pick’em. Fruit Invaders and Dice InvadersComparing the two games side by side shows how closely they are related. Both use the same Pin Win ladder of 1,000x, 300x, 100x and 50x, the same Pick’em ladder of 500x, 100x, 50x and 10x, 24 free games, 30 lines and a x1,200 cap. Dice Invaders swaps the fruit for dice; Fruit Invaders is the original, and the one with the classic fruit machine paytable. Graphics and AtmosphereThe fruit symbols are drawn glossy and bright, the 7 in red with a yellow outline and the BAR in silver. The reel frame glows neon blue against a starry purple nebula, and the monsters are round, cheerful creatures – one green with a single eye, one pink with horns, one purple with little bat wings. In the free games everything turns red and fiery. Fruit Invaders vs 5 Fruit InvadersThe casinos we checked also list a separate game called 5 Fruit Invaders. It is a different title from Amigo’s catalogue with its own page, not another name for this one; this review covers the original 30-line Fruit Invaders. Who It Is ForFruit Invaders is for players who like classic fruit symbols with modern bonus mechanics. The base game is easy to read, the three monsters make it clear which feature you are building towards, and the Pin Win and Pick’em boards both offer visible jackpots of up to 1,000x and 500x. All six casinos we checked carry it. You can try this game on Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time. |