Quick verdict: Genie Jackpots Wishmaker is Blueprint Gaming's Arabian Nights slot, packing six random reel modifiers and a six-way Bonus Wheel into a single game. Despite the name, this isn't the progressive-jackpot Jackpot King variant — it's the standard-play version, with a confirmed 96.06% RTP and a 10,000x max win built on genuine feature variety.
The Story
Blueprint Gaming released Genie Jackpots Wishmaker in 2020, an Arabian Nights-themed entry in its wider Genie Jackpots series. Despite the name, this is the standard-play version — a separate title, Genie Jackpots Wishmaker Jackpot King, carries the series' actual progressive jackpot via a crown-collection Wheel King feature; this review covers the base Wishmaker game.
Theme, Gameplay & Symbols
The game runs on a 5-reel grid with 20 paylines. Symbols draw on the Arabian Nights setting — swords, jewel sacks, books, and card royals (J through Ace), alongside a magic carpet Wild that substitutes for all symbols except the bonus symbol.
Presentation & Sound
The presentation is set against a moonlit desert city, with domed palace silhouettes and a giant genie's lamp glowing beside the reels. It's a polished, atmospheric take on the genre that suits the game's six-way feature system well.
How to Play Genie Jackpots Wishmaker
- Set your stake — a bet range of roughly £0.10 to £10 per spin has been reported for this title; confirm the exact range on your chosen site.
- Spin the 5-reel, 20-payline grid. On any spin, one of six random reel modifiers can trigger: Genie Win Spin, Mystery Wishes, Colossal Genie, Genie Streak, Infectious Monkey Wilds, or Genie Wilds.
- Landing 3 or more Bonus symbols awards Genie's Wishmaker Bonus Wheel, which sends you into one of six separate bonus games.
- The Bonus Wheel's six games include Wild Storm (collect wilds toward a Super Spin), Golden Touch (adds wild reels or a multiplying Wild Reel), and Big Money Bonus (a pick-a-scroll instant win worth up to £500).
- Try the free demo on this page first to see the six reel modifiers and Bonus Wheel games in action before wagering real money.
Features & Mechanics
- Six reel modifiers — Genie Win Spin, Mystery Wishes, Colossal Genie, Genie Streak, Infectious Monkey Wilds, and Genie Wilds can each randomly trigger during regular spins, adding wilds, giant symbols, or consecutive-win chains.
- Infectious Monkey Wilds — spreads wild symbols across the reels, turning ordinary symbols into wilds.
- Colossal Genie — giant symbols cover multiple reel positions, increasing the chance of substantial wins.
- Genie's Wishmaker Bonus Wheel — landing 3 or more Bonus symbols sends you into one of six bonus games, including Wild Storm, Golden Touch, and Big Money Bonus (worth up to £500 via a pick-a-scroll round).
Volatility & Win Potential
Independent slot databases consistently confirm Genie Jackpots Wishmaker at a 96.06% RTP, Medium volatility, and a maximum win of 10,000x stake. Some operator listings show a higher "High" volatility rating and a narrower 10-payline structure, so always check your chosen site's in-game paytable to confirm the exact configuration live on your account.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Six random reel modifiers plus a six-way Bonus Wheel give this game an unusually wide variety of ways to win.
- Pro: A confirmed 96.06% RTP is comfortably above average.
- Pro: The Colossal Genie and Infectious Monkey Wilds modifiers can meaningfully boost the base game without needing to trigger the full bonus.
- Con: With so many modifiers and bonus games, it takes longer than most slots to fully learn.
- Con: Easy to confuse with the separate progressive "Jackpot King" variant of the same name — this version has no progressive jackpot.
Final Verdict
Genie Jackpots Wishmaker packs an unusual amount of feature variety into one game, with six reel modifiers and six distinct bonus games giving it real replay value. It's a strong pick for players who enjoy discovering different bonus paths on every session, provided you're clear this is the standard-play version rather than its progressive Jackpot King sibling.
