Blueprint Gaming games
at Alberta casinos
Blueprint Gaming — part of Germany's Gauselmann/Merkur group — makes Fishin' Frenzy, the Eye of Horus line and a stable of Megaways licensees, plus the Jackpot King progressive network. A UK-pub-heritage catalogue explained.
Blueprint Gaming is the UK studio behind Fishin’ Frenzy — the fishing-for-cash-values slot whose template became its own genre — and a prolific licensee of the Megaways mechanic. Owned by Germany’s Gauselmann (Merkur) group, its DNA is British pub and arcade gaming translated online: familiar, sticky, unpretentious.
Expect the shelf at operators with UK-flavoured catalogues ({{VERIFY: per-operator carriage in AB}}).
The catalogue’s pillars
- Fishin’ Frenzy and its many sequels — collect-the-fish free spins, gentle rules, one of the most-searched slot families anywhere. The original runs modest volatility; later editions escalate.
- Eye of Horus — a Merkur floor classic turned online staple; book-slot mechanics with an upgrade twist.
- Megaways conversions — Blueprint licensed Big Time Gaming’s variable-reel engine early and applies it liberally, including to its own franchises.
- Jackpot King — a shared progressive ladder wired into much of the catalogue; the usual jackpot economics apply, with the pool priced into base RTP.
Reading the shelf
Blueprint’s RTPs commonly sit near 95–96% with multiple configurations in circulation, and Jackpot King editions of a title run lower base returns than the plain edition — the same game name can hide three different prices. The info panel settles it per lobby ({{VERIFY: configurations at AB operators}}).
The catalogue’s charm is approachability: mechanics a first-timer parses in ten spins, demo-friendly, and volatility that mostly stays mid-range outside the Megaways editions. Alberta availability rides on AGLC supplier registration ({{VERIFY: registration status}}); per-operator carriage is in the reviews.