Foxy Games

Foxy gets everywhere. The all-singing, all-dancing Northern Fox is no stranger to the spotlight and has been appearing on our TV screens for over 15 years. In that time, the Foxy name has steadily become one of the biggest in the UK, with one YouGov poll ranking Foxy Bingo (sister site to Foxy Games) as the 21st most popular brand, ahead of the mighty William Hill, which was founded over 100 years earlier. It seems that UK players trust that smart-dressed canid, even though he looked decidedly creepier in the early days. And I don’t blame them. In fact, Foxy Bingo has one of the highest ratings I have given a bingo site and ranks up there with the best of them. The question is, can Foxy Games follow in the footsteps of its famous sibling? It’s not as widely publicised or as well-known, but it’s backed by the same trusted brand, has licenses in the UK and Gibraltar, and works with a number of major developers. The early signs are good and, in this review, we’ll see how it compares to other top slot destinations.

Welcome Offer

To be confirmed.

Promotions

Foxy Games has a few other promotions to look out for, including Foxy Freebies, Free Slot Tournament and the Daily Reel Deal, where free spins and cash prizes are up for grabs daily.

Slots and Other Games

Foxy Games has the holy trinity of online casino slots: Starburst, Rainbow Riches, and Cleopatra. I’ve always found it amazing that no matter how big a casino is, and regardless of the size and diversity of its gaming roster, it always resorts to highlighting these three games, often with Gonzo’s Quest and/or Mega Moolah thrown in for good measure. Yes, we have brilliant 3D slots with fantastically innovative mechanics, amazing bonus features, and massive jackpots, but have you tried this generic slot from 15 years ago? I find it’s best just to ignore what the casino is telling you, skip the “Top Slots” sections, and dive straight into the “A to Z”. When you do this with Foxy Games, you’ll find a number of Playtech, Blueprint, IGT, NetEnt, Scientific Games, and Microgaming titles, 95% of which are better than Starburst! If you need a few pointers, check out Top Cat, The Goonies, Finn and the Swirly Spin, Kingdoms Rise, Jack Hammer 2, and Worms Reloaded. If I had to pick faults with this selection, it would be the lack of categories. I’ve reviewed hundreds of casinos in my time and find that most, if not all UK-facing sites don’t include proper filters. It’s something you will find on the most obscure, irrelevant, and questionable Curacao-licensed sites, yet it’s something the big UK brands have overlooked. It would be useful to be able to search by developer (allowing me to satisfy my obsession for Blueprint Gaming) and by features such as Rolling Reels and Locked Wilds, but there are no such options. To be fair to my furry friend, the options at Foxy Games are much better than you’ll find elsewhere (with categories included for Megaways and Slingo) but it could still do with a few more. Another area in which Foxy Games excels is the exclusive slots. These are the games created exclusively for the website, and it’s a feature that you’ll typically only find at the upper echelon of gaming sites, including bet365 and Paddy Power. Most of these are probably just re-skins of classic slots, but some of my favourite games are reskins, so that’s fine by me. The exclusives include slots based on The Chase and Emmerdale, as well as the usual Leprechaun and Ancient Egyptian-themed creations.

Depositing and Withdrawing

Foxy Games accepts Apple Pay, PayPal, debit cards, Skrill, Paysafecard, and Neteller. There are a few other accepted methods as well, but many are not offered to players in the United Kingdom. You will need to verify your ID before you make a deposit and while this is often done automatically (assuming you entered your details correctly and are on the electoral roll) you may be asked for some additional information, including a driver’s license/passport and proof of address. Most payments are processed instantly and free of charge.

Foxy Games Review Summary

I like to nit-pick. I’m good at finding faults and I enjoy being critical. It’s why I don’t have many friends and people have stopped asking me to review their novels. But I’m struggling to find fault with Foxy Games. I suppose it’s not the best-looking site and can seem a little soulless at times, but it’s a casino and not a bingo room, so that’s to be expected. In truth, there’s very little wrong with it and that’s why it has received the same flawless rating as its sibling. [publishpress_authors_box layout="ppma_boxes_9936" user_id="4"]