WGS Technology

WGS holds a portfolio of over 100 unique games, so there is a fair bit of them to choose between. However, ones that are actually somewhat standing out of the crowd with being a fair bit innovative are their ''7 reel'' slot games. There are many games that differ between pay-lines and a couple of features like free spins and bonus games, but there aren't all that many games offering symbols that are sorted on more than 5 reels, which is considered to be somewhat standard within the industry.

Farming Futures is one of the games featuring 7 reels. It's actually pretty interesting due to the fact that the amount of pay-lines is rather small – 9. It's not the most ''loaded'' game out there, as there are no extra features like bonus rounds or randomly appearing wilds. However, you can claim a fixed coin jackpot of 2,500 coins - $25,000 in cash. Top that off with the increased action coming from the 7 reels and Farming Futures is definitely a solid choice.

Lucky Sevens is a very similar game to the one above. It actually uses the same framework as Farming Futures, also features 7 reels. The amount of lines to play is different though (7), so is theme of the game. This particular game is a fruit machine, which actually makes it even more unorthodox as people are used to play 3 reel games, when it comes to classic slots. Again, there's not all that much in terms of features, but players can win up to $25,000 in cash by betting the maximum of $70 per spin.

Our Take on WGS Slot Games

WGS isn't the most innovative company of developers in the world, that's for sure. It's also one of the reasons why they weren't doing all that great as of late. However, seeing how the company has been overtaken by new, enthusiastic people, we are sure that the best things are ahead of them. We took a peak at 2 of the best WGS slots above and you saw that the games are nothing special, but still a little bit unorthodox. We also missed one of the most important aspects of these games - they can be played by USA players, in real money mode. Casinos offering them also almost always work in the US market, so that's a big perk.