Sevens & Fruits: 20 lines

Sevens & Fruits: 20 lines – Sevens & Fruits: 20 Lines needs a lot more personality, a greater return to player (RTP), or a higher volatility in order to capture our attention. In an ideal world, all three.

Sevens & Fruits: 20 lines RTP 96.31%

Review of Sevens and Fruits in 20 lines

Theme and plot of the story

Even though it is a sequel to previous similar-titled “Sevens and Fruits” games, Sevens and Fruits: 20 Lines is not just a rebranding of the core Playson software, but is also yet another fruit machine reskin.

Despite the fact that the fruit are a little different shade of red, the Scatter symbols are a slightly different shade of metal shine, and the backdrop is a more orangey shade of red, this is essentially the same game as before.

Graphics, sounds, and animations are all included.

The graphics are respectable, good quality, and high definition, but they are quickly forgotten. In this regard, the animations and noises are ineffective since they are both taken straight from other games in the Playson fruit-bowl.

There is practically nothing about the front end of this slot that distinguishes it from the competition, not even obvious defects that may imply a lack of caution on the part of the designers.

Gameplay

Sevens & Fruits: 20 Lines is a five-reel, three-row slot with twenty paylines. There are no Wilds or special features in this game.

There is also no gamble element, making this a very simple slot to play from a gameplay perspective, as well.

Wilds, bonuses, and free spins are all included in this game.

There are no Wild Symbols or Bonus Symbols in this game.

The Scatter symbol is the sole special symbol in the game, and it pays out when three or more of them appear anywhere on the reels, regardless of whether the symbols are on a win line or not.

Bet sizes, return on investment (RTI), and variance

The return to player for this game is 96.31 percent, which is somewhat better than our yardstick for the average, which is around 96 percent in this case.

The range of bets available on the site we tested ranged from a minimum of $/£/€0.20 per spin up to a maximum of $/£/€100.00 per spin, with the lowest being $/£/€0.20 and the highest being $/£/€100.00.

With a medium amount of volatility, the game Sevens and Fruits: 20 Lines is a good fit for our slot methods. However, it is not quite volatile enough to be a perfect match for our slot strategies.

Conclusion

This one should be avoided. Sevens & Fruits gives an experience that can be obtained with any number of other slots, but with a taste that is strangely even more lacking in flavor.

To make up for the negative aspects of the game, as well as the volatility, the return to player would have to be larger.

This one should be left to the fruit flies, in our opinion.