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Push Gaming Review: Slots, RTP and Volatility

A small London studio with an unusually high hit rate — Jammin' Jars and Razor Shark are still lobby fixtures years on.

A small London studio with an unusually high hit rate — Jammin' Jars and Razor Shark are still lobby fixtures years on.

In short

Push Gaming is a 2010-founded studio based in London, United Kingdom, running 70+ slots at a typical 96.0% – 96.7% RTP. Our rating: 4.2/5. Signature title: Razor Shark.

Key facts

Founded2010
HeadquartersLondon, United Kingdom
LicencesMGA, UKGC, Sweden, Ontario
Catalogue70+ slots
Typical RTP96.0% – 96.7%
VolatilityHigh
Highest max win50,000x (Razor Returns)

What Push Gaming does well

Push builds cluster-pay and grid games with one strong idea each: the walking multiplier jar, the nudging mystery stacks under the reef. The catalogue is small because the studio does not ship a game until the idea holds up.

The sequels have been unusually strong. Razor Returns and Jammin' Jars 2 both improved the original maths instead of just raising the max win.

Push Gaming signature slots compared

SlotRTPVolatilityMax winKey mechanic
Razor Shark96.7%High50,000xNudging mystery stacks, growing multiplier
Jammin' Jars 296.4%High50,000xWalking wild multipliers, cluster pays
Razor Returns96.51%Very high50,000xRazor Shark maths with added tiers
Fat Banker96.48%High10,000xBonus-buy focused, coin collect
RTP figures are the studio's default configuration. Individual casinos may run lower variants.

RTP, volatility and what to check before you spin

  • Push's headline RTPs are among the better ones in the mid-market, with Razor Shark at 96.7% still above the category norm.
  • Cluster and nudge mechanics create longer feature sequences, so a bonus round can swing several thousand x in a single spin chain.
  • The Fat series is explicitly bonus-buy designed; the base games are thin by comparison.
  • Push distributes through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet programme as well as direct, so availability is wide.

Seventy games in fifteen years. Push would rather ship nothing than ship filler, and the catalogue shows it.

How to do this

How to check the real RTP of a Push Gaming slot

  1. Open the game and tap the menu or 'i' icon to reach the paytable info panel.
  2. Scroll to the game rules footer — the live RTP for that casino's configuration is printed there, not on the lobby tile.
  3. Compare it with the studio default in the table above. If it is more than half a point lower, play the same Push Gaming title somewhere else.
  4. Note the volatility rating and set a loss limit before your first spin.

Who Push Gaming suits

Players who want high variance with a feature that actually builds over several spins, rather than resolving in one. A good middle step between Play'n GO and Nolimit City.

Our take

If Push released at Pragmatic's pace it would be the best studio in the market. At its actual pace it is simply the most consistent.

Verdict

Push Gaming punches far above its size. Razor Shark and Jammin' Jars are two of the very few post-2018 slots that became permanent lobby fixtures, and the sequels did not dilute them. Small catalogue is the only real limitation.

How we tested this studio

We opened the in-game information screens on live builds of this studio's headline titles and recorded the RTP actually deployed, then compared it with the range Push Gaming publishes and with the studio's own paytables. We also checked the licence entries and certification standards linked below. Where the deployed RTP differs from the advertised default, the review says so.

Last checked: August 2026

How we scored this

Rating: 4.2 / 5

CriterionWeightScore
Game maths35%4.4 / 5
Fairness and verification20%4.1 / 5
Player value20%3.9 / 5
Transparency15%4.3 / 5
Experience10%4.5 / 5
How we test and score

Sources and references

Frequently asked questions

What is Push Gaming's best slot?

Razor Shark is the signature title at 96.7% RTP and 50,000x max win; Jammin' Jars 2 is the best of the cluster-pay games.

Is Razor Shark high volatility?

Yes. The Nudge feature and growing multiplier concentrate return into the free-spins round, so base-game play is long and thin.

Where can I play Push Gaming slots?

Push distributes directly and through Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet programme, so most mid-size and large casinos carry the catalogue.

Does Push Gaming offer bonus buys?

On many titles, and the Fat series is designed around them. Availability depends on the casino's jurisdiction.

Is Push Gaming licensed?

Yes — Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission, Sweden and Ontario, with independent RNG testing.