Beach Party Slot Review

Wild, scatter and nothing hidden

The wild symbol shows two women on the beach and substitutes to help complete wins. The dartboard is the scatter: it pays in any position on the reels rather than along a line, and it is also the route into the bonus.

The studio does not publish the number of reels, paylines or the scatter's pay values in our source, so the in-game paytable is the place to confirm them.

Free spins with a climbing multiplier

Dartboard scatters award up to 15 free spins. During the round, the win multiplier increases, which means later spins in the bonus are worth more than early ones for the same combination. Wazdan does not state the starting multiplier, the size of each step or the scatter count needed for each spin total.

The practical effect of a rising multiplier is that a round's value leans towards its final spins. A bonus that delivers its best combinations late will pay noticeably more than one that front-loads them.

Low volatility in numbers

A Low rating means wins tend to arrive more often and in smaller amounts, with fewer deep swings. That suits a modest budget and longer sessions, but it also means outsized single wins are less likely. No maximum win is recorded for this game in our catalogue.

The listed RTP is 96.37%, a house edge of 3.63%, which is about $36.30 per $1,000 wagered. Over 100 spins the average cost is $0.73 at $0.20, $3.63 at $1 and $18.15 at $5.

The Hot sequel and Low-volatility alternatives

Beach Party Hot followed in 2016 with a 96.24% RTP and a Medium rating, so it is slightly lower in return and higher in risk. For those who want to stay with Low volatility, other Wazdan games from 2014 offer better returns: Good Luck 40 lists 96.62% and Magic Target 96.63%. Triple Star, from the same year, sits at 96.28%. Later Low-rated releases keep the 96.63% figure too: In The Forest from 2016, and Burning Reels and Magic Target Deluxe from 2017. No official demo is listed for Beach Party in our data.