Have you ever played a classic slot machine? Would you like something simple and straightforward without all those fancy graphics? Do you enjoy a fast-paced three-reel slot every once in a while? There is something for everyone in 7s On Fire, regardless of who you are or what you like. What's not to love about a traditional slot featuring bright and conventional fruit machine symbols and the chance to win virtually millions of dollars?

This Barcrest slot has no backstory - just simple old techniques and values that we all know work.

On loading, the screen is filled with vivid yellow and orange flames, and even the logo is on fire. As the reels appear through the burning scene, the backdrop stays burning hot, while a set of equally striking symbols appear on the reels.

Most of the symbols in this game are pretty familiar from many other similar games, including watermelons, cherries, oranges, watermelons, blue and gold stars, and golden bells. Slot players who don't like to play new, conventional slots are drawn to these old-school images. Change isn't for everyone, and there's nothing wrong with that! Barcrest has, however, moved with the times when it comes to designing this spectacular show of a game...

You can play 7s On Fire on a variety of devices - mobile, desktop, tablet - and the graphics are still outstanding. These big, bold controls and those eye-catching fruit symbols won't be going anywhere anytime soon (even if you are still playing this traditional slot into old age and your vision deteriorates, because history tells us games like this will likely still be around and played for decades to come).

Barcrest's 7s On Fire has a 95.1% RTP (return to player). This is a high-volatility online slot with a top win of 1,250x the stake, but like all high-volatility slots, you'll have to be patient to win big.

The first step. Consult the paytable once the game has loaded. Follow the relevant links to review the payouts and any other useful information before spinning the reels by clicking the cog/settings symbol in the bottom left corner.

The second step. Additionally, you can adjust the visuals and sound effects while you're in the paytable.

The third step. By clicking on the plus and minus buttons around the left side of the screen where it says 'Stake', you can adjust your total wager. Five paylines are present in the game.

 

The fourth step. It is possible to set the autoplay function to run for up to 100 consecutive games. There is a clearly labelled button to the right of the screen. You might experience a relatively long run of spins without any sign of a big win on a high-volatility slot like this, so you may want to set loss limits to stop the autoplay mode when necessary.

 

The fifth step. If you have all your settings for the session set to your liking, click SPIN and have fun!

In case you are uncertain at any point during the game, the developer prompts you with instructions below the reels.

During the base game, the following payouts are awarded when three matching symbols appear on a payline:

7s with flames = x250

The red 7s are worth x100

Bells and Stars = 40

Bars and watermelons equal x20

Cherries, Plums, Lemons, Oranges = x8

In 7s On Fire, there are several bonus features available

A Big Bet option is available instead of Free Spins in 7s On Fire, which increases your chances of landing a winning combination. When you combine that with a Wild symbol that replaces all others during Big Bet games, you have a winning combination!

With the Big Bonus button on the side of the reels, you can buy five spins for a stake of between 20.00 and 500.00 coins. It is important to check all the details before taking advantage of the bonus because the paytable changes during the bonus.

There is a decrease in payouts, but there is an increase in wins. The choice is yours!

Is there anything we can say? A traditional 3x3 slot with an old-school setup and theme, 7s On Fire is a fantastic game. There may be some division over the Big Bonus because of how it changes the paytable, but we think the rewards are worth it.