Fruit Fusion: Three Pots

Fruit Fusion: Three Pots is an Evoplay slot released on September 22, 2026, running a classic 5-reel, 3-row fruit-machine grid built around a jackpot ladder paid out through a coin-collect bonus round. A Wild appears only on reels 2 through 5 and substitutes for every regular symbol except the Bonus symbol.

Evoplay has not published a theoretical RTP or volatility rating for Fruit Fusion: Three Pots as of this review, and no independent aggregator has indexed the title yet given how recently it launched. This review will be updated once that data becomes available.

Three Boosters and the Bonus Round

Landing the bonus trigger opens a round built around three colored chest boosters, Fortune (purple), Double Game (red), and Extra Spins (green), any combination of which can be active going in. Fortune increases the value of random coin symbols during the round, Double Game runs a second coin grid alongside the first so prizes from both combine into one total, and Extra Spins adds a fourth spin on top of the base three. The Bonus Buy menu lets players pick their entry directly, guaranteeing the round with one, two, or all three boosters active at a scaled price, with all three boosters together costing roughly 57x the current bet in the game’s own demo mode.

Jackpot Ladder

Inside the bonus round, every position on the grid holds a gold coin worth either a random cash value or one of four fixed jackpot tiers: Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand. Based on the demo’s default bet, the Mini pays roughly 35x, the Minor roughly 80x, the Major roughly 350x, and the Grand roughly 3,000x, with the Grand jackpot requiring every coin position on the grid to be collected before the round ends.

Fruit Fusion: Three Pots Review

Fruit Fusion: Three Pots takes a familiar fruit-machine base game and puts almost all of its identity into how the bonus round gets entered rather than what happens inside it once the coins start revealing, since the coin-collect mechanic itself is a well-worn format. The three-booster system is the real point of difference, letting a player weigh whether Double Game’s second grid, Fortune’s value boosts, or Extra Spins’ longer round is worth paying more for, rather than facing a single fixed bonus buy price with no say in what it actually buys. Requiring every one of the grid’s coin positions filled to pay the Grand tier keeps that top prize appropriately rare even for a Bonus Buy-heavy session, since stacking all three boosters raises the odds of a big round without guaranteeing the full board gets collected. Until Evoplay publishes an official RTP and volatility figure, the safest read is that this sits in a similar range to the studio’s other jackpot-ladder titles, and this review will be revised once that data is confirmed.

The classic fruit-machine visual language, cherries, lemons, plums, watermelon, and the familiar BAR and 7 symbols, is a deliberate contrast against the modern coin-collect bonus sitting underneath it, and that pairing is common ground Evoplay shares with several other studios chasing the same retro-meets-modern niche. What sets Fruit Fusion: Three Pots apart within that niche is giving the booster choice to the player rather than randomizing it entirely, since even a natural bonus trigger without a purchase still shows which of the three chests happened to be active going in, turning every round into a small readable decision rather than a pure black box.