This is electronic, and could be from early 1990’s techno type tunes. I cannot quite put my finger on the music that plays when the reels spin. Animations-wise, this is about all you’ll get. When you hit the ‘Winstar’ symbols (which are stacked) these flash, spin and then turn into another symbol at random. The reels are transparent, though other than a colourful curved line – there is not too much to see behind them.

In addition you will find equally bright coloured stars in red, blue and green. Each one is a bright colour and is large. Most of the symbols on the reels are playing cards 10 through to Ace. This is not an overtly attractive slot instead it is bright, solid and a little blocky looking in the overall design. Unlike many other Blueprint games, Winstar has a progressive jackpot giving you a chance to win 500 times your bet with a full screen of stars, and the unique ‘Winstar’ symbol which changes into a different symbol each time. Winstar is firmly in the simple camp – though it has one very distinctive twist which makes it worth taking for a spin. Others are simple, and very much focused on traditional slot game-play. Some games are very complex, involving multiple bonus games and features. When it comes to Blueprint slots there are two distinct categories.