WGS Technology has an impressive collection of slot games to dip into when the mood takes you. While they do offer lots of five-reel slots to play, they also have some cool three-reel ones. Among that collection, you'll find the Triple series of games. There are similarities between them, as you might guess, but there are some superb highlights within the collection too.
We've covered three of the best below. Will you agree with our choices or have you found something better?
Triple 10x Wild
Is Triple 10x Wild truly a wild game to play? You bet - it is, after all, from WGS. The colorful screen gives us three reels and one payline, while the paytable reveals the joy this game holds in store for us. Play one, two, or three credits, with the top prize of 30,000 credits available to be won if you manage to get the right combo of wilds in action on the payline. There is a 3x WILD icon and a 10x WILD icon here, so those can maximize any wins they become part of.
Triple Rainbow 7s
With a rainbow mentioned in the title, you'd expect a colorful game here. That's just what you at Triple Rainbow 7's, but it's entertaining with the prizes too. You can play either one or two coins on the payline, with a far bigger top prize available if you wager two of any size. The 7s logo is the wild, tripling a prize whenever one forms part of a winning combination. Find two with another symbol on the line and you can get 9x the usual winnings!
Triple Gold
Another clear winner from WGS Technology, Triple Gold returns to the three-coin bet if you wish to play that many per spin. Snag the top prize while playing three coins and you will receive 15,000 coins in return. The gold icon is the wild here, offering a 3x multiplier whenever one is part of a win. But again, two wilds are better, and here the multiplier is 9x for that result.
As you can see, some elements of these games are the same throughout, or at least are based on a similar idea. But all three games are well worth playing, no matter what you are looking for. We think WGS Technology hit on a great idea for these three-reel slots that elevates them into another category. Do you agree?
