You won’t find any free spins, pick me rounds, cash trails or battle bonuses in this supremely simple 5 reel, payline game. There aren’t any features to speak of as all the action centres on the base game which is full of fruity goodness.
Like most slot games in the Playson catalogue, the design here is nicely done. Set against a deep red backdrop, you’ll see an assortment of symbols traditionally associated with a one-armed bandit. In order of value, you’ll find cherries, lemons, oranges and plums which award up to 40 times stake if you land 5 on 1 of the game’s 5 paylines.
Next come the grapes and melons which offer payouts of up to 100 times stake per payline. Top of the table as far as payouts are concerned is the lucky red 7 - land 3, 4 or 5 of these on a line and the cashier will benefit from a boost of 20, 200 or 1,000 times stake.
There’s isn’t a wild here but there’s is a scatter though. This gold star doesn’t trigger any extras but it can get you a very timely boost of 2, 10 or 50 times your total stake if 3, 4 or 5 of them hit anywhere on the reels on the same spin.
As far as volatility goes Sevens & Fruits sits in the medium range and offers a balanced range of payouts. If you like your slot games to come with plenty of backstory and bonus features, then Sevens & Fruits won’t float your boat. For that, I recommend Claws vs Paws (by Playson). For a simple, well designed take on the classic fruit machine then you won’t go too far wrong with this updated version from Playson.