Starburst
A space-themed gem slot with an expanding Wild feature.
One developer, different creative directions
NetEnt is known as a slot developer. A provider name helps identify the creative source of a game. Individual titles still have their own structures, themes and features.
Starburst uses abstract space and gem imagery, whereas Gonzo’s Quest features an adventurer and lost city. Those differences describe presentation and theme. A shared developer does not establish identical rules.
Divine Fortune uses an Ancient Greek setting and mythological figures. The developer's introduction mentions progressive jackpot features. That does not establish a personal win or availability of any prize on this website.
Selected works with distinct identities
These titles share a developer but not a single visual or feature identity.
Gonzo’s Quest
An adventurer and lost golden city create its character-led theme.
Divine Fortune
Ancient Greek mythology gives the title a different setting.
Developer and service roles
A developer describes a game and its design; account and transaction terms may belong to a separate service. A feature on a developer's page does not establish that every service carries the same version.
Match the full product name and edition. Sequels, special editions and market versions can differ. Be cautious with lookalike apps using familiar names.
Match the product identity
Identify the developer
Read the full name and product description.
Separate editions
Do not confuse a series with a specific release.
Read the rules
A familiar logo is no substitute for applicable instructions.
Questions about netent introduction
Is NetEnt a website partner?
This introduction does not announce a partnership or game integration.
Who develops Starburst?
NetEnt. Its features are explained on the separate game page.
Do all its titles share rules?
No. Each title has its own conditions.
Why identify the provider?
It helps distinguish the intended product from similarly named ones.