Indiana Jones by JPM: the £8 adventure-board fruit machine

JPM's Indiana Jones puts the adventurer himself at the centre of the machine. He stands in the middle of the top glass with his hat and whip, surrounded by a looping feature trail. The warm yellow artwork gives the cabinet the feel of an old adventure poster.

The trail carries cash values, Nudge Pot positions and other named features around the character. A separate number display sits beside him, while the left side of the glass contains another group of positions and a honeycomb-shaped collection area.

The pictured version is marked 20p play and shows an £8 top payout. Its three reels sit beneath the adventure board, with the paytable on the right and a short nudge ladder on the left. That makes this a specific £8 example, rather than evidence that every Indiana Jones cabinet used the same settings.

Small details carry the theme beyond the large character picture. Footprints run along a panel below the main board, while the winding route and treasure-style symbols make the upper glass feel like a journey rather than a plain prize ladder.

The button panel includes three Hold controls, with Hi and Lo secondary labels on two of them. Collect and Start sit alongside. The cabinet keeps the familiar fruit-machine controls even though the feature board is dressed as an expedition.

This is the attraction of the design: a recognisable film character gives the feature trail a setting, but the game still looks and feels like a British pub-and-arcade fruit machine. The board, the physical reels and the large printed paytable all remain in full view.