Extreme 7 Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Extreme 7 Review

Extreme 7 is a new slot from Green Jade Games, aimed at attracting classic slot enjoyers. With simple gameplay and design, the developers claim it to be truly extreme for pro gamblers only, welcoming players with an amusing ’disclaimer’. Let’s take a peek behind the curtain and figure out what’s what.

Extreme 7 - Slot Outlook

Loading the game will take players to a 3x3 reel set with 5 ways to play, set against an iridescent red wallpaper. The overall design is simple and yet charming and has a modern feel to it. The soundtrack is a highlight obviously for Green Jade Games implemented a top-notch energic funky music, playing whilst you spin the reels to keep you in the right mood.

Playable on any device, Extreme 7 is really kind of extreme in terms of the math model. The betting range is impressive, allowing players to place wagers from 0.25$ to 500$ per spin, providing that both high-rollers and less risky players will find their preferred bet options. Speaking of high-rollers, they can hope for a whopping win of 750,000$ on a single spin, of course, while playing with the max stake available.

There’s no info about the volatility level, though, according to our test, Extreme 7 seems to be extremely volatile, so landing wins will be quite challenging honestly. The devs are little helping though with the RTP of 96.1%, which is a solid average.

Heading over to the paytable reveals a bunch of recognizable symbols. The paytable includes in ascending order bars, triple bars, sevens, triple sevens, diamonds, and triple diamonds. The payouts are decent, with the least valuable symbol paying 10x of the bet for a 3-of-a-kind combo, while the top-paying one is worth 300 times the stake.

Oddly enough, Extreme 7 doesn’t boast a single feature. Green Jade Games omitted even Wilds and other bonus symbols, so there’s nothing to do except simply spinning those reels.

Extreme 7 - Slot Verdict

While Extreme 7 offers nice graphics and a remarkable soundtrack, that even deserves a special mentioning here, it fails to provide the same level of excitement when it comes to the gameplay. What Extreme 7 is really extreme about is boredom honestly for you’re likely to shut the game off after a couple of minutes due to lack of action. Otherwise, if you’re OK with the absence of bonus features, you may like it. After all, nice prizes are available.