Dance Party Slot Review

Released in March 2020, this game can be played in online casinos such as Mr Green, Guts or LeoVegas.

Theme and general information

Bright neon lights, disco vibes, electronic music. That’s what we get with Dance Party. In many ways, the slot reminds us of Pragmatic Play’s own Extra Juicy. With Dance Party we get a, well, dance party, however. If garish colours and obnoxious electric music aren’t your thing, you might want to stay clear of this slot.

It can be a bit much, to be honest. But it’s not the first or only slot that is bright and flashy. There are plenty around. Clearly, there is an audience who likes this type of game.

Thankfully, whilst there are classic elements in the game, there are no fruits anywhere. Instead, we get low value playing card symbols from J to A as well as two different kind of BAR symbols, a triple 7 and an abstract neon sign showing a DJ. The latter is the most valuable symbol, which pays 7.5x our stake for 5 across a payline.

The Dance Party logo is the wild in the game and lands only on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5. The scatter in the game is the diamond.

You can play this game from 0.20 to 100.00 per spin.

Big multipliers during the free spins

In the base game there isn’t much happening beyond just spinning the reels and hoping for the occasion win to keep us going. We need to land at least one diamond on every reel in order to trigger the free spins. When that happens, we get a starting multiplier of 1x.

However, six scatters would give us a starting multiplier of 2x, and seven scatters would increase that to a 3x multiplier. We get 15 free spins to begin with and on every spin, the multiplier increases by 1x, 2x or 3x, depending on the number of scatters we triggered the free spins with.

The maximum multiplier we can get as it climbs on every spin, regardless of whether we have a win or not, is 30x. We can also re-trigger the free spins by getting 5 or more scatters on the reels again. The maximum number of free spins we can get is 60.

Finally, if the total win after how ever many spins you have played is less than 10x your stake, you will automatically get a 10x multiplier applied on your last spin.

Verdict: Flashy and bright slot with high potential that may or may not deliver

The theoretical RTP (Return to Player) of Dance Party is 96.5%, which is pretty good. That said, the slot comes with the highest possible Pragmatic Play volatility and that means you get many dead spins. So, budget carefully.

The potential Pragmatic Play advertises for this slot is a staggering 36,450x our stake, which is impressive and more than most slots from this developer.

Beyond these numbers, Dance Party won’t appeal to many players. It’s too bright for some, with a soundtrack too obnoxious for others. And the base game doesn’t come with any extra features either. Whilst it’s not as difficult as you might imagine triggering the free spins, they may not yield the desired results. So, if this slot doesn’t deliver when you play, move on to something else.