Jack and the Beanstalk 2

Jack and the Beanstalk 2 Slot Review

Jack and the Beanstalk 2 is a NetEnt video slot, also listed as Goat Enterprise: a 5×5 game that pays on lines. Jack is grown up and works a corporate, crypto-flavoured office for Goaty Mc Goatface. Magic beans are traded for crypto, and the pitch is shareholder value, not the 2011 giant’s castle. Walking Wild Re-Spins are the clearest link to the original Jack and the Beanstalk.

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Studio	NetEnt
Grid	5×5
Win type	Line wins
RTP	96.32%
Volatility	Very high (10 on NetEnt’s 1–10 scale)
Technology	HTML5; mobile and desktop
Bet range	€0.20–€20.00
Feature buy	Yes, Elevate, where the operator offers it
Exclusive early access / demo	10 September 2026
Wide release	17 September 2026
Max win	20,000× bet

Gameplay and Features

Walking Wild Re-Spins

In the base game, Wilds land on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5. They cannot land on a reel that already has a Wild. Stack size follows Wild Level: a single Wild, or a stack of two to five, landing fully or in part.

A landing Wild carries a ×3 multiplier. When more than one Wild is in the same win, those multipliers are added. Wilds substitute for every symbol except Bonus and Super Bonus.

Landing Wilds start Re-Spins, and at the start of each Re-Spin they move one reel left. A Wild that appears during a Re-Spin arrives at a higher level than the last one, so the stack can grow, up to the maximum. Re-Spins end when no Wilds remain. They play at the triggering bet, and their wins add to that round.

Mystery Wilds can switch on at the start of the initial spin. The game selects a random Wild level between 2 and 5, and Wilds may then land.

Bonus Spins and Super Bonus Spins

Bonus symbols are collected beside the reels in the main game. The collection resets after each round. Three Bonus symbols award five Bonus Spins. If one of those three is a Super Bonus, the award is five Super Bonus Spins instead.

During either bonus, Golden Bean Coins, Walking Rockets, Battery Upgrade, HODL Collector, Stocks Sharer and Card Spreader can appear. Bonus Spins open with three Golden Bean Coins, each 1×, 2×, 3×, 5× or 10×. Super Bonus Spins start with every Walking Rocket already five stacked, and one of the three opening coins is guaranteed 10×.

At the end, Golden Bean multipliers are added to the total win. The bonus plays at the triggering bet, then the game returns to that round.

Walking Rockets land fully or partly on any reel except reel 1, start Re-Spins, and walk left. They cannot land on a reel that already has a rocket. Landing or walking onto a Golden Bean Coin multiplies that coin by ×3.

Battery Upgrade feeds a meter. At 3, 6, 9 and 12 collected, rockets step up to stacks of 2, 3, 4 and 5, and you receive one extra Bonus spin at each stage. Upgrade symbols cannot land in Super Bonus Spins.

HODL Collector sums every Golden Bean on the reels and leaves that total as a coin in its position. Stocks Sharer adds 1×, 2×, 3×, 5× or 10× to all Golden Beans and leaves a coin with its share value. Card Spreader places one to eight coins on empty adjacent positions, or only its own coin if there are no empty neighbours.

Elevate (feature buy)

Where the operator offers it, Elevate buys a shorter path into the bonus. Not every casino or market includes the menu, so check the game screen where you play.

Elevate option	Cost	Effect
Bonus Hunt	1.5× bet	2× chance to activate Bonus Spins or Super Bonus Spins
Bonus Hunt Extreme	10× bet	20× chance to activate Bonus Spins or Super Bonus Spins
Bonus Spins	75× bet	3 Bonus symbols land and activate Bonus Spins
Super Bonus Spins	250× bet	3 or more Bonus symbols land, one is Super Bonus, Super Bonus Spins activate

From the 2011 fairy tale to Goat Enterprise

The original Jack and the Beanstalk released on 12 December 2011: 5×3, 20 lines, 96.28% RTP, a top win of 7,100× bet, and no feature buy. Its extras are Walking Wilds plus Free Spins and Treasure Collection (keys, money bags, golden hens, expanding harp).

Jack and the Beanstalk Remastered (20 July 2023) remakes that original. Same 5×3 grid and 96.28% RTP, plus a Free Spins buy at 45× bet.

The 2026 sequel keeps Walking Wild Re-Spins and changes the rest: 5×5, 96.32% RTP, a 20,000× top win, €0.20–€20.00, Bonus and Super Bonus language, Goat Enterprise theme. Keys, hens and the harp belong with the 2011 game.

RTP and what it means for you

NetEnt lists an RTP of 96.32%, a long-run figure rather than a session forecast: over a short session you can finish well above or well below it. See what slot RTP actually means. The top win is 20,000× the bet, which is €400,000 at the €20 maximum stake.

When you can try it

Exclusive early access and the demo date are 10 September 2026. Wide release is 17 September 2026. The Elevate menu may not be available in every market. When the title is live at operators, start from real money online casinos.

What a session actually feels like

Most spins on Jack and the Beanstalk 2 are quiet. The 5×5 grid fills with office symbols, a small line win lands now and then, and you wait for Wilds on reels 2 to 5. When one arrives, the game changes pace. Each Wild carries a ×3 multiplier, and because multipliers add together, two Wilds in the same win make it ×6 and three make it ×9.

The Re-Spins are where the base game earns its keep. Every time a Wild walks one reel left, you get another spin, and any new Wild that lands arrives at a higher level, so a single Wild can turn into a tall stack within a few Re-Spins. A sequence where two stacked Wilds walk across the grid together is the base game’s best moment. Most sequences, though, last one or two Re-Spins and pay a few times the bet.

Mystery Wilds add an occasional surprise at the start of a spin by lifting the Wild level before anything lands. They do not guarantee a win, but they make the first Wild of a sequence much more valuable.

Bonus Spins in practice

Collecting three Bonus symbols in one round is harder than it sounds, because the collection resets after every round. When it happens, five Bonus Spins can feel short, and that is by design: the round is about building Golden Bean Coins rather than collecting line wins.

Each Bonus Spins round opens with three Golden Bean Coins. Walking Rockets triple any coin they land on or walk over, Battery Upgrade grows the rockets and adds spins, and HODL Collector, Stocks Sharer and Card Spreader add or combine coin values. A good round is one where Battery Upgrades arrive early, rockets grow to full stacks and the coins keep getting multiplied as the rockets walk. A weak round never upgrades and ends with three small coins.

Super Bonus Spins skip the slow start: every rocket is already a five-stack and one opening coin is guaranteed at 10×. That is why it costs far more in the Elevate menu, and why landing it naturally is the moment most players are hoping for.

Volatility, top win and session length

NetEnt rates the game 10 on its 1 to 10 volatility scale. In plain terms, long stretches of small or no wins are normal, and the 20,000× top win is reachable only through rare combinations of large coin values, rockets and multipliers in the bonus. If you are new to this kind of maths, our guide to high-volatility slots explains how to budget for it.

Stakes, Elevate and session length

• The €0.20 minimum makes it easy to give the game enough spins. Choose a stake that allows at least 250 to 300 spins.
• Bonus Hunt at 1.5× and Bonus Hunt Extreme at 10× raise the cost of every spin. They do not change the game’s long-term return, so only use them if the higher stake fits your budget.
• Buying Bonus Spins at 75× or Super Bonus Spins at 250× can end in a small result. Decide in advance how many buys, if any, you are prepared to make.
• Set a loss limit before you start and stop when you reach it.

Who it suits, and who it doesn’t

It suits players who enjoy a bonus round with plenty to watch, where coins grow and combine, and who are comfortable with long quiet spells for the chance of a large hit. It is less suited to players who loved the original for its relaxed 5×3 Walking Wilds and gentle free spins, or anyone who wants frequent wins on a small budget. For a steadier NetEnt experience, the classic Starburst is a very different, low-volatility alternative.

Golden beans and bad investments

Strengths:

• Walking Wild Re-Spins with additive ×3 multipliers keep the base game interesting
• A busy, inventive Bonus Spins round with real upside
• A 20,000× top win and an RTP of 96.32%

Weaknesses:

• Very high volatility makes for long dry spells
• The corporate crypto theme is a big departure from the fairy tale
• Five-spin bonus rounds can end almost before they start

Conclusion

Jack and the Beanstalk 2 is NetEnt’s 2026 sequel with a Goat Enterprise theme reset: a 5×5 lines slot, Walking Wild Re-Spins, Golden Bean and Super Bonus, and Elevate where the operator offers it. See also Gonzo’s Quest Megaways.

Our verdict: this is a bold sequel rather than a remake. The Walking Wild Re-Spins give the base game a recognisable heartbeat, and the Bonus Spins round, with rockets multiplying Golden Bean Coins, is one of NetEnt’s more inventive features of 2026. The price is very high volatility, so it rewards patience and a firm budget. If you want the charm of the original, play the 2011 game or its Remastered version; if you want a modern, high-ceiling feature slot with a familiar name, this one is worth your time.

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