NetEnt had such success with its first South Park release that it decided to undertake a sequel, and henceforth, Reel Chaos was introduced to the gaming world. While the first offering of this game stayed close to the television show in terms of characters and setting, this second game provides a unique location and story behind it. All of the four boys from the series return to the reels, but this time they appear as superheroes who must do battle with the evil Professor Chaos and his minions. You might remember that the first game was also stuffed full of special features, and this follow up proves to be just as heavy in that department. This doesn’t take anything away from the base game play though, and instead just enhances the overall experience. Of course, there are a few additional characters as well as the original four boys, and these can all be viewed as either an icon or as part of a speciality addition. What’s even better about this game is that NetEnt have also included an amazing piece of music into it, which is filled with enough drama and action in itself to make a Batman movie jealous.

If you haven’t seen the 1983 film called Scarface, then perhaps it’s time to enlighten yourself on it before playing the slot game of the same name from NetEnt in collaboration with Universal Studios. It tells the story of Tony Montana, portrayed by Al Pacino, who manages to leave Cuba during the Mariel exodus of 1980. He ends up in a Florida refugee camp, but his friend Manny, played by Steven Bauer, has a way out for them. This results in them undertaking a contract killing in return for a green card. Montana soon ends up working for drug dealer Frank Lopez, who is expertly played in the film by Robert Loggia. Soon enough, Tony’s lifestyle brings a new level of violence to the streets of Miami, and soon enough he wants to rise to the top of the mob gang, intent on taking over Lopez’s empire and his mistress Elvira, portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer. He ends up being a target for everyone though, and it is with this in mind that the slot game has been created. If you’re not in the mood to watch the movie, then you should definitely check out the game. It’s full of thrills and spills for you to entertain yourself with.

We love a game that has a whole host load of energy to it, and if you’re the same, we’re sure you’ll love playing the Drive: Multiplier Mayhem game from NetEnt. We’re actually enthused over it just because of the soundtrack that’s been included, so everything else added on top, from game play to special features, is simply an added bonus for us. You’ll certainly be thrilled by what’s provided in this one, as you get in to your sporty, flashy car and take to the highways. In fact, you can see your car on the left hand side of the reels, travelling at top speed down the road, with the city lights shining in the background. And not only that, but you’ll see that it has the trademark stamp of NetEnt included in it – that being its stellar graphics and animations. And what could be better than such a product? It’s got speed. It’s got style. It’s got heroes and villains. Ultimately, it’s got it all.

We’re all aware of the 1980s sci-fi horror film saga, Aliens, starring Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, right? Well, if you’re not, then you should definitely go ahead and watch at least the first two – as we’re of the mindset that those are the best. If you’re unable to access the films, then you could always go for NetEnt’s collaborative effort with 20th Century Fox instead. Yes, that’s right. Aliens is now an official online video slot game as well! And in our minds, there’s never been another game yet which is more playable, scary and entertaining than this one. It begins with a video package introducing you not only to the game itself, but to the movies as well. Afterwards, you’ll be deftly taken to the game’s reels, where you’ll get to spin a few rounds, with sound effects and music from the films echoing through your speakers as you work your way towards doing battle with the queen of the hive.