South Park Slot Machine

South Park slot machines were inevitable, especially when you consider that the Trey Parker/Matt Stone creation has been on the air since 1997 and produced more than 260 episodes. When it cametime for an adaptation to be made, European-based designers Net Entertainment stepped up and produced two titles: South Park and South Park Reel Chaos.

Set in the fictional town of South Park, Colorado, the animated comedy series follows the adventures of four elementary school friends: Stan, Kenny, Kyle, and Cartman (although the latter oftenserves as the antagonist). During the course of a 22-minute episode, subjects such as religion and politics are relentlessly lampooned, and many celebrities point to their satirical appearance onthe show as the moment they’ve truly “made it.”

In this article, we’ll examine the paytables and bonus features of both South Park and South Park Reel Chaos. Whether you’re a longtime slots player or just a fan of the show, the followingdetails should prepare you for the hilarious action to come.

The first South Park game released by NetEnt has 25 fixed paylines, which means that all lines are active on every spin (which is common on most Net Entertainment slots). Betting options include

This section of our review examines the paytable for the South Park slot machine from NetEnt. If you’re looking for information on bonus features, be sure to check the later sections of thisarticle.

• Eric Cartman

  Known as the “fat kid” of the group, Eric Cartman is both wildly entertaining and totally out of his mind. Not only has he exhibited a hatred a hippies during the show’s run, but he’s alsoexpressed disdain for gays, women, and various minority groups. His schemes are frequently cruel and/or maniacal, like the time he once tricked ninth-grader Scott Tenorman into eating thecorpses of his own parents. When the Cartman symbols make up a winning combination, the following payouts are available to players: 25 credits for three matches, 125 for four, and 750 forfive.

• Kenny McCormick

  This character from the show is famous for three things: constantly dying in horrific ways, being poor, and speaking in a muffled voice due to his parka hood covering his face. During theearly seasons of the show, he died almost every week, but the frequency of such events has diminished in recent years. Kenny also has a superhero alter-ego named Mysterion, who is oftendepicted as a grim crimefighter in the vein of Batman. When part of a winning payline, the character pays one of the following amounts: 25 credits for three matches, 100 for four, and 400 forfive.

• Kyle Broflovski

  One of the main heroic figures on the show, Kyle is a red-haired Jewish kid who’s loosely based on series co-creator Matt Stone. He frequently clashes with the anti-Semitic Cartman, and he’sbest friends with Stan Marsh (which mirrors his real-life friendship with Trey Parker). Often referred to as the smartest of the main characters, Kyle also demonstrates a strong moral code.Payouts involving his symbol include the following: 25 credits for three matches, 75 for four, and 300 for five.

• Stan Marsh

  Perhaps the most normal of the four main characters, Stan has been described by the show’s official website as “a normal, average, American, mixed-up kid.” Best friends with Kyle Broflovski,he’s patterned after the show’s co-creator, Trey Parker. Stan has a low opinion of the adults of South Park, Colorado, and he often pontificates on subjects ranging from religion to politics.When part of a winning combination, this icon offers the following payouts: 25 credits for three matches, 50 for four, and 200 for five.

• Ace

  The highest playing card value in poker, this icon pays the following when part of a winning combination: five credits for three matches, 35 for four, and 125 for five.

• King

  Yet another playing card icon, this symbol pays five credits for three matches, 30 for four, and 100 for five.

• Queen

  This poker symbol offers the following payouts: five credits for three matches, 25 for four, and 75 for five.

• Jack

  The least valuable of the playing card icons, this symbol pays five credits for three matches, 25 for four, and 50 for five.

In this colorful release from Net Entertainment, the kids from South Park are shown in their superhero identities on the reels. This section details each icon, as well as listing their payoutsvalues.

• Professor Chaos

  The “evil” alias of Butters Stotch, Professor Chaos attempts such nefarious schemes as flooding the world with a garden hose and spraying aerosol cans to destroy the atmosphere. His minionsare his pet hamsters, but he’s later joined in his efforts by a villainous sidekick known as General Disarray (a fellow South Park Elementary student named Dougie). This is the most valuablesymbol in the main game, and it offers the following payouts: 35 for three matches, 150 for four, and 1000 for five.

• The Coon

  The superhero alias of Eric Cartman, The Coon is the founding member (and later nemesis) of the team known as “Coon and Friends.” Selfish and vain, the Coon is jealous of Mysterion’spopularity and later gets booted from the team for beating up fellow heroes. When this occurs, he becomes their sworn enemy and allies with the dark god known as Cthulhu. His icon offers thefollowing prizes: 30 credits for three matches, 100 for four, and 500 for five.

• Mysterion

  The crimefighting alias of Kenny McCormick, Mysterion is the leader of the “Coon and Friends” supergroup (which annoys Cartman to no end). He also possesses the legitimate superpower ofresurrection, which makes him invulnerable to death. While he’s one of the few South Park heroes to have actual powers, those around him are incapable of remembering his many trips to theafterlife. When his symbol is part of a winning combo, one of the following payouts can be achieved: 25 credits for three matches, 75 for four, and 300 for five.

• Toolshed

  The superhero alter-ego of Stan Marsh, Toolshed has no actual powers. A member of the team known as “Coon and Friends,” Stan pretends that he has mental control over any type of tool. Hiscostume consists of a tool belt, power drill, and tinted safety glasses. When his symbol makes up a winning combination, the mighty Toolman offers the following payouts: 20 credits for threematches, 50 for four, and 200 for five.

• The Human Kite

  The superhuman alter-ego of Kyle Broflovski, The Human Kite has no real powers. However, when Kyle is in his costume (which includes an actual kite across his back), he believes that hepossesses the ability to fly and fire laser beams from his eyes. His symbol offers one of the following payouts when part of a winning combination: 15 credits for three matches, 40 for four,and 150 for five.

• Ace

  When it makes up a winning combo, this highest-ranking poker symbol offers one of the following payouts: 15 credits for three matches, 30 for four, or 100 for five.

• King

  Pays 10 credits for three matches, 25 for four, and 75 for five.

• Queen

  Pays 10 credits for three matches, 20 for four, and 60 for five.

• Jack

  Pays five credits for three matches, 20 for four, and 50 for five.

• Ten

  Pays five credits for three matches, 15 for four, and 40 for five.

The following are the bonus symbols and features in the South Park slot machine from NetEnt: