At a glance
| NetEnt | Microgaming / Games Global | |
|---|---|---|
| Catalogue | Smaller, curated | Very large, many partner studios |
| Style | Polished, mechanic-led | Every theme and style, uneven quality |
| Famous slots | Starburst, Gonzo's Quest, Dead or Alive | Thunderstruck II, Immortal Romance, Mega Moolah |
| Jackpots | Mega Fortune, Divine Fortune | Mega Moolah, WowPot |
| Live casino | Through Evolution | Mainly RNG tables |
Slots
NetEnt's catalogue is built around a few hundred titles with strong mechanics such as Avalanche reels and cluster pays. Microgaming's library grew through partner studios, so it covers more niches but mixes standout hits with older, dated games.
RTP and volatility
Both studios publish RTPs per game and offer several versions to casinos, so neither is generally more generous. Open the info screen where you play. Jackpot slots from both carry lower base RTPs, because part of each stake funds the prize.
Jackpots
Mega Moolah has paid some of the largest online slot jackpots on record, including a win of about €19.4 million in 2021. Divine Fortune and Mega Fortune are NetEnt's networked jackpots. Large progressives hit rarely; treat them as a lottery ticket attached to a slot.
Which suits which player
- Casual mobile player: NetEnt's classics.
- Jackpot hunter: Mega Moolah, knowing the odds are long.
- Variety seeker: the Games Global catalogue.
- Either way: try the demo first and compare RTPs at your casino.