NetEnt Casino Games at Lunaris

NetEnt was founded in Sweden in 1996, which makes it one of the longer-established names in online casino software. It arrived early enough to help define what an online slot looks like, at a point when the reference model was still the mechanical machine on a casino floor rather than anything native to a browser.

Like most studios in this space, NetEnt does not operate a casino. It develops games and licenses them to operators, which is why the same recognisable titles appear across many different sites with identical rules, paytables and features wherever they are played.

In 2020 the company was acquired by Evolution, the Swedish live casino specialist, and it has operated within that group since. Red Tiger came into the same group through the transaction. NetEnt continues to publish under its own name and branding, and Lunaris lists it as a separate provider in the lobby — Evolution's live dealer content has its own page here.

The practical consequence for a player is small but worth stating: the studio decides the game maths and the feature set, and publishes the return-to-player figure and rules inside each game's information screen. Your account, balance, bonuses and withdrawals are handled entirely by Lunaris. Questions about any of those go to support, not to the studio.

Video slots. This is the core of the catalogue and the reason most players know the name.

• Starburst is the title most often recognised on sight: a short, low-complexity slot with expanding wilds and respins, pays-both-ways symbols, and no bonus round to speak of. Its simplicity is the point, and it became a standard fixture in online lobbies for exactly that reason.
• Gonzo's Quest introduced the Avalanche mechanic, where winning symbols fall away and new ones drop in to replace them within the same spin, with an increasing multiplier across consecutive cascades. That cascade-plus-multiplier pattern is now used across the industry.
• Dead or Alive 2 is known among players who prefer high-variance play, built around free spin modes with different risk profiles.
• Divine Fortune is the studio's most widely recognised progressive jackpot title, with a pooled prize that grows as it is played across participating casinos.

Progressive jackpot slots. Beyond the base game, some NetEnt titles feed a shared prize pool that increases with every qualifying bet until it is won. Progressive jackpots explained covers how pooled prizes are funded and triggered, and why they behave differently from a fixed top prize.

Branded slots. NetEnt has built titles on licensed music, film and television properties over the years. These use the same underlying slot engine with themed art, audio and features.

Software table games. A smaller part of the portfolio: blackjack, roulette and other table formats resolved by a random number generator rather than a dealer, with streamlined interfaces built for the browser.

Across the catalogue, common mechanics include expanding and sticky wilds, cascading or avalanche reels, free spin rounds with modifiers, multipliers that build across a sequence, and both fixed-payline and ways-to-win models. If those terms are unfamiliar, how online slots work starts from the beginning and the casino glossary has short definitions.

NetEnt titles appear mainly in the slots section of the lobby, with any software table games grouped under table games.

The grid above on this page is the current list. Rather than publishing a fixed line-up in text that would go out of date, Lunaris renders the live catalogue directly, so what you see is what is playable at the moment the page loads.

There are two other routes to the same selection:

1. Open the casino lobby and apply the provider filter for NetEnt.
2. Use the lobby search box if you already know the title you want.

Everything runs in the browser. Lunaris is optimised for mobile, so the same games load on a phone or tablet with no separate app. Games open in demo or real-money mode depending on the title and your account state.

Bonus rules at Lunaris are set by game category rather than by studio, so the same table applies to NetEnt games as to any other supplier's:

Two details are worth pulling out. First, the 100 percent line specifies non-progressive slots, so a progressive jackpot title such as Divine Fortune is not covered by it — check the terms of the specific promotion before playing progressives with a bonus balance. Second, bonuses are not offered for live casino games at all, which does not affect NetEnt's slot catalogue but is worth knowing if you move between sections of the lobby.

Unless a promotion states otherwise, bonuses carry a 20x wagering requirement calculated on deposit plus bonus. A $100 deposit with a $100 bonus produces a $4,000 wagering requirement before bonus winnings can be withdrawn. Bonuses are sticky unless stated otherwise, meaning the bonus amount itself is removed during withdrawal approval, and the minimum qualifying deposit is $100. Current offers and their full terms sit on the promotions page.

Lunaris accepts both card and crypto funding, and NetEnt games play the same either way — there is no separate crypto version of a slot.

To fund with crypto, open the Cashier from the wallet icon with the plus symbol at the top right of the screen, choose the Crypto option and pick BTC, ETH or LTC. The details that matter:

• The minimum crypto deposit is $20 USD, with no stated maximum.
• A new deposit address is generated for every transaction. Do not reuse an old address.
• Send on the correct network for the asset you selected. Funds sent on an incompatible network can be lost.
• Two blockchain confirmations are required before the balance appears in your account, and confirmation time depends on the asset and on network activity.

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal deposits are also available in the Cashier, with a $50 minimum and maximums based on your profile limits. Identity verification may be required on a first transaction, and typically takes about 15 minutes. Funding detail sits on the payments page, cashing out on withdrawals, and the wider context on the crypto casino page.

If you use a VPN, disable it before making a deposit or requesting a payout, to avoid problems with the transaction.

NetEnt slots and software table games use a random number generator. Every spin is resolved independently: previous results do not influence the next one, and raising your bet does not change the odds of a combination landing — only the amount it pays when it does.

Return to player is a theoretical long-run average measured across a very large number of rounds, not a forecast for a session. Volatility describes the shape of the payouts rather than their total — lower-volatility games pay smaller amounts more often, higher-volatility games pay less often with larger potential prizes. NetEnt publishes both in each game's information screen, which is the authoritative source for any specific title.

Progressive jackpot titles add one more layer: a portion of each qualifying bet feeds a shared pool that continues to grow until the jackpot condition is met, which is why the displayed prize moves while you play.

Background reading: what is RTP, what is slot volatility, what is RNG, and the fair gaming page.

NetEnt's line-up in any lobby changes over time. Studios release new titles and rotate older ones, and operators adjust their catalogues, so a game available one month may not be there the next — and titles that were not there before may have been added.

For that reason the grid above is the reliable answer to what is playable. It reflects the live catalogue at the moment you load the page, rather than a list written at some point in the past. If a specific title you are looking for is not there, the lobby search and the provider filter will confirm it quickly, and support can tell you whether it is expected.

You must be 21 or over, or the legal gambling age in your jurisdiction if higher, to play at Lunaris.

• How online slots work — reels, paylines, scatters and bonus rounds
• What is RTP and what is slot volatility — the two figures studios publish
• Progressive jackpots explained — how pooled prizes work
• Casino glossary — short definitions for the terms above
• All guides — the full library
• Providers — every studio with a page at Lunaris, including Evolution
• FAQ — account, cashier and game questions