Agent Jane Blonde Returns is the sequel to the classic Agent Jane Blonde and is from Microgaming – with 5 reels and 15 paylines, it can be played from 5p to £400 per spin on all devices including smartphones and tablets. It comes with a Respins feature where the scatters become held wilds with more wilds giving you additional respins. Will she return to save the day again?
Visually, Agent Jane Blonde Returns looks better than the original – with a retro style, you are taken into a world of espionage and intrigue. With a city landscape at night in the backdrop, symbols on the reels include watches, laptops, cars, cash and passports and handbags. You’ll also see 4 Agent Jane Blonde symbols – she appears in underwater gear, in stealth mode, uncover with hat and glasses as well as dressed classily.
Agent Jane Blonde’s face is the wild which replaces all symbols bar the Agent Jane Blonde Returns logo scatter – when you get 2 scatters on a spin, you will trigger the Respins feature. These scatters then transform into wilds and are held in position – a free respin then follows. If more wilds land, they too are held with more respins to follow. The feature only ends when no more wilds land or you fill all positions with wilds.
Unfortunately, there are no other bonus features to report – Agent Jane Blonde Returns looks great but it’s a low variance slot with maximum wins of 300 times your stake on every spin/respin. For that reason, Agent Jane Blonde Returns won’t be a slot I will play much – it would have been good if it has a free spins feature with added extras like multipliers or rolling reels. It would also be more appealing if Agent Jane Blonde Returns had higher value symbols to make the max win potential higher.
I would rather play better sequels such as NetEnt’s Blood Suckers II. If you’re after the spy/detective theme, Playtech’s Murder Mystery is recommended.
