Quick verdict: Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub is Blueprint Gaming's November 2020 officially licensed slot, built on the same engine as the studio's earlier Rick and Morty Megaways title but reworked into a 20-line bonus slot with a Portal Gun random modifier and a redesigned set of Free Spins rounds, including a new Mr Meeseeks round with a multiplying wild. At up to 96.14% RTP across 20 fixed lines, it's a feature-driven licensed slot built for fans of the show's chaotic sci-fi humour.
The Story
Blueprint Gaming released Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub in November 2020 as an officially licensed follow-up to its earlier Rick and Morty Megaways slot — Blueprint's own game data lists that title as this game's family tree. Rather than reusing the Megaways mechanic, Wubba Lubba Dub Dub reworks the licence into a 20-line bonus slot aimed at "Bonus Slot players," in Blueprint's own target-market description, built around new free spins rounds and a Portal Gun modifier rather than a cluster or ways-to-win structure.
Theme, Gameplay & Symbols
Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub plays out on a grid with 20 fixed lines. Low-paying symbols are the standard playing-card royals; higher-paying symbols draw on the show's cast and sci-fi gadgetry, with the Portal Gun serving as the game's key recurring mechanical trigger rather than a purely decorative high-value symbol.
Presentation & Sound
Visually, the game leans hard into the show's distinctive interdimensional art style — neon-green portal effects, a chaotic sci-fi reel frame, and character art that stays close to the animated series rather than a simplified licensed reskin. As a 2020 release, it's a well-produced mid-generation Blueprint title with clean animation on the Portal Gun trigger and each of its free spins rounds. The soundtrack matches the show's manic energy with an upbeat electronic score, and a distinct "get schwifty" sting whenever the Portal Gun activates.
How to Play Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub
- Set your stake using the bet selector. Blueprint Gaming's own published range runs from £0.10 to £100 per spin, though UKGC rules cap online slot stakes at £5 per spin (£2 for 18–24-year-olds), so UK players can't stake anywhere near the top of that range — exact limits can also vary by operator.
- Spin the grid. Wins pay across the 20 fixed lines when matching symbols land on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel.
- Watch for the Portal Gun activating on any spin — it can trigger Pickle Rick to award a random modifier.
- Land enough bonus symbols to trigger the Free Spins bonus wheel.
- The bonus wheel determines which Free Spins round you receive, including the new Mr Meeseeks round, where Mr Meeseeks returns with a multiplying wild on every position he lands in view.
- Where offered, a Bonus Rebuy option lets you pay a fixed cost to respin the wheel for a chance at a bonus upgrade instead of collecting your initial result.
Features & Mechanics
Pickle Rick is the game's base-game random modifier: on any spin, the Portal Gun can activate and trigger the Pickle Rick modifier, adding an extra layer of anticipation to base-game play beyond the standard payline structure.
Landing enough bonus symbols triggers the Free Spins bonus wheel, which determines which round is awarded. Blueprint highlights its new rounds for this release, including Mr Meeseeks Free Spins, where Mr Meeseeks returns with a multiplying wild that stays in position on every reel he lands on throughout the round, building win potential as more of the grid becomes covered in multiplying wilds.
Blueprint also lists a Bonus Rebuy option, described as letting the player "collect your bonus or pay a fixed cost to respin the wheel again to try and win a bonus upgrade," noting its availability depends on configuration. This functions similarly to a bonus-buy mechanic — the UK Gambling Commission has prohibited bonus-buy features at UK-licensed casinos since 2020, so it's likely this option is disabled or unavailable when playing at a UK-regulated operator, even if it appears in Blueprint's global feature list. Check the game's info screen at your chosen operator rather than assuming it's active.
Volatility & Win Potential
Blueprint Gaming publishes two RTP configurations for Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub: a 93% build and a higher 96.14% build. As with most Blueprint titles, which one is live depends on the operator, so it's worth checking the in-game info screen at whichever site you play. Blueprint doesn't display a specific numeric volatility rating or a published max win figure for this title on its game data page, so we won't put a number on either — the wheel-selected Free Spins structure, with several distinct rounds of varying strength, is the clearest driver of its win variance.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Multiple distinct Free Spins rounds selected via a bonus wheel give real structural variety compared to a single fixed bonus.
- Pro: Mr Meeseeks Free Spins' multiplying, position-holding wild offers genuine building win potential within a round.
- Pro: A well-produced, faithful licensed take on the show's chaotic sci-fi tone.
- Con: Two separate RTP configurations mean the figure at your chosen operator isn't guaranteed without checking the in-game info screen.
- Con: No published max win or numeric volatility rating from Blueprint, so some of the game's win potential can't be pinned down precisely.
- Con: The Bonus Rebuy option is likely unavailable to UK players given the UKGC's 2020 restriction on bonus-buy features.
Final Verdict
Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub earns its place as a genuine step forward from Blueprint's earlier Rick and Morty Megaways slot, trading the Megaways grid for a wheel-selected multi-round Free Spins structure that gives fans of the show plenty of feature variety to chase. At up to 96.14% RTP and a standout Mr Meeseeks round, it's a solid pick for licensed-slot fans, even with the Bonus Rebuy option likely off the table for UK play. Worth a look via the free demo below to see which Free Spins round the wheel lands on before wagering anything for real.
