The game packs lots of action and adventure into the reels, with bonus features that will be familiar from the film and a mini-game that takes place on an almost identical board to the one from the movie. Moving forward to the present day, we have the Jumanji video slot machine from NetEnt. It all ends happily ever after, with Alan retuning to 1969 where he’s a child again.
They release Alan, now a grown man (played by the late, great Robin Williams), along with a menagerie of jungle creatures that cause chaos in their small town. It’s 1969, and twelve-year-old Alan Parrish is magically lost inside a board game which is rediscovered by two kids in 1995. If you’ve spent the last couple of decades hiding in a jungle and haven’t seen the film, or only recently became aware of it through the 2017 version that starred Dwayne ‘’The Rock’’ Johnson, here’s a brief synopsis.
23 long years later, we are able to play a slot game based on the film – one we think deserves to become a classic in its own right. Since its release in 1995, Jumanji has become a classic adventure movie.
