Onlyplay Software Review

A Bit of History

Onlyplay was established in 2020. Its goal was to create trendsetting solutions that would push the industry forward. The company’s founders brought with them their experience with crypto, lottery operations, and social gaming. This immediately helped set the studio apart, with their games appearing in many crypto-focused casinos.

Just a year later, Onlyplay would deliver a new and innovative title called Lucky Punch. It brought something new to the table – the ability to save your progress. We would love to see it expanded into other releases, especially feature-heavy slots.

The team has hit its stride, producing several pokies and other games every month. Part of that impressive pace comes from the occasional release reusing the same features and playing areas, which is less than spectacular. However, there is an upside to this. Onlyplay’s always-improving visuals let you have fun with games you played before while enjoying a fresh coat of paint.

Frequent Themes and Bonus Features

While Onlyplay isn’t a stranger to revisiting the same theme and cast of characters, we can’t say they have a favourite setting. Their most frequent themes are ancient Egypt, titles inspired by physical pokie machines, and animals. You could also count seasonal releases like Halloween and Christmas into the mix. However, we would personally leave them out due to these holiday titles usually just being a re-skin of an existing slot.

The most common features in Onlyplay pokies are Wilds, Free Spins, and re-spins. You’ll also occasionally find fixed jackpots, multipliers and Sticky Wilds. These bonuses are entertaining, but they’re far from guaranteed to appear. Some Onlyplay releases only have one or two features, while others go all in on them. We recommend trying both and seeing what best suits your taste.

Our Thoughts on Onlyplay

Onlyplay is most notable for its instant-win titles. They’ve had a fair degree of success with these. However, when it comes to their slots, the experience is a bit mixed. Their pokies feature clones of other games in their library, albeit with marginally different paint jobs plastered over the top. Fortunately, the visuals are solid, and the RTP hovers around 95.5%, which is above average. 

The company remains a small-scale developer, though they’ve picked up the pace in recent years. They have over 40 releases that New Zealanders can play, which range from basic to feature-heavy. There’s a little bit of something for everyone, which is why we recommend checking out Onlyplay.