All Blue Guru Games Slot Demos
Aussies Vs Emus
Napoleon Vs Rabbits
Legendary Battle Of The Nian
Book Of Thieves
Terracotta Army
Octopus Armada
Curse Of The Mummies
The Nemean Lion
All Blue Guru Games Slot Reviews
About Blue Guru Games
Blue Guru Games is a slots studio with a taste for the odd corner of history and legend. The titles we hold suggest a fondness for myth, folklore and strange episodes from the past: Curse of the Mummies and Terracotta Army reach into ancient history, The Nemean Lion and Clash Of The Seraphim into myth, while St Louis 1904, Spring Heeled Jack and Napoleon vs Rabbits lean towards peculiar historical and folkloric episodes. The recurring animal-versus-something theme in games like Aussies VS Emus, Otterly Amazing and Reel Big Fish hints at a studio that does not take itself too seriously.
The catalogue is small: we hold 21 games, with the earliest release date we hold from April 2022 and the most recent, Freaked Out Fish, from September 2024. Volatility across the range runs from Medium to High, and the RTPs we hold maths for span 90.00% to 96.46%, so it is worth checking the specific figures on individual games rather than assuming a house standard.
We hold 9 written slot reviews and 16 demo pages for Blue Guru Games titles, so the coverage here is solid for a studio of this size. Where a game has a demo page, it is linked from its listing on this site.
FAQs about Blue Guru Games
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How many Blue Guru Games slots does FruitySlots hold?
We hold 21 games from Blue Guru Games, including Book Of Thieves, Octopus Armada, Treasure Of Tengshe and Totem Link. Of those, 9 have written reviews and 16 have demo pages on the site. -
What is the RTP range for Blue Guru Games slots?
Across the games we hold maths for, RTP ranges from 90.00% to 96.46%. That is a wide spread, so the RTP should be checked per game rather than assumed. Volatility values we have seen range from Medium to High. -
What kind of themes do Blue Guru Games slots cover?
Judging by the titles, the studio leans into myth, folklore and historical curiosities, from Legendary Battle Of The Nian to Leprechaun Heist, alongside lighter animal-themed games such as A Winter’s Tale and Otterly Amazing. That reading is inferred from the game names rather than confirmed studio statements.