Where the two games part ways
A shared table shape, two different builds: what actually changes between the original and the sequel.
Same table, different math
Both games deal 5 reels and 4 rows, pay across 1,024 ways and cap a round at 10,000x the bet. The split sits beside those numbers: Super Ace returns 96.84% at LOW-MED volatility, Super Ace 2 returns 96.93% at MED. The original has the LOW-MED category; the sequel has MED. Choose between those profiles and the features you prefer to follow within a spin.
What each game does with a win
In the original, consecutive-win multipliers accompany the cascades: eliminations stack, the free game doubles them, and a Golden Card that clears turns into the Golden Joker. Super Ace 2 keeps the card table and pushes it further: Golden Cards flip into Joker wilds on reels 2 to 4, Big Jokers add more wilds and Stacked Jokers lose a level when they participate in a winning elimination, the combo ladder runs x1 to x5 in the base game and x2 to x10 in free spins, and the Buy Bonus at 44x the bet buys the round outright.
Two games, one studio
JILI built both slots, and the pair shares its table without sharing a build: the figures above belong to each game’s own client. Choose the Super Ace 2 review for player fit, RTP and volatility for the sequel’s math, features for Golden Cards and Jokers, or JILI for the developer’s role.