AGT Software Slots

AGT Software isn’t hot on providing information about the company itself. We do know they have been operating since 2019, and are located in Latvia. The games are tested by GLi, but beyond this information is almost non-existent. Fortunately, that is not the case with the games.

The total count is running well past one hundred individual titles, distributed across several different categories. Most of these are online slots, but there are a handful of specialty games, such as ToTheMoon, which employ completely different mechanics.

Let’s take a look at the specifics.

Online Slots Classic and Otherwise

There are many different types of online slots to be found in the selection of AGT Software. Some of these offer considerably higher quality than others. In some cases, this is due to the style of the game, whilst in others it’s simply a matter of experience. In other words, the first few games are not quite as good as the latest ones.

Here are a few examples of the more classic selection:

• 100 Ice Fruits
• 100 Hot Pepper
• Extra Spin
• 40 Lucky Clover
• Shining Stars

Something you will notice quite quickly is that there are few different versions of these games. For example, Lucky Clover comes with 20 and 100 paylines, and the same applies to many other slots. Usually, this also means adding a sixth reel together with higher payouts. When it comes to features they’ve basically just added the gamble feature and scatter wins.

Many of these games are very basic, which is not to say there wouldn’t be a crowd who would like them. But for those looking for the latest and most modern features, this isn’t the section of gaming that you’d be interested in. That said, there is also a jackpot feature in most games.

AGT Progressive Jackpots

This is a feature that is present in many, though not all of the slots. It functions much the same way all other jackpots work: there’s a random chance of it firing on any paid round. The bonus feature itself has the player draw a poker hand, and win one of the jackpots associated with the different combinations. A royal flush will win all jackpots combined.

Is There Something More Modern?

The selection of games has improved over the years, as the company and the team have gained more experience. That means better graphics, better interface, and better features. These also take on more contemporary themes. Check out the following titles:

• Bitcoin
• Grand Theft
• Infinity Stones
• Aliens
• Extra Spin II
• Pharaoh II
• Wizard
• Around the World

Sure enough, you do have the all-time favourite Ancient Egypt, but you also have cryptocurrencies, popular movies, and much more. The games themselves often still use pay lines, but here and there you will run into ways to win and other mechanics. Though the games do offer bonus spins with multipliers, that’s all they tend to do. It’s just one more feature on top of the existing ones.

Something else we noticed is that a lot of these games are simply copies of each other, or reskins as they are known. The same wins, features, and maths are used, with just a different set of symbols. Luckily, it’s not always the case.

Now what if you’re looking for something different? Well, keep reading as we’re about to introduce some gems.

Special Games

No, we’re not talking about Jacks or Better, the other video poker titles, nor Keno. Instead, there are two special groups of games. The first one of these is classified as Arcade. It only contains a handful of games, such as Rock Paper Scissors, and Spinner. In the first one you are betting on the outcome of each round, where four hands play the eponymous game. Different bets, like win, lose, draw, or absolute win pay out different prizes. The second game is quite similar, except that you are betting between two spinners, trying to guess the right outcome.

The second group of special games are the ones named after famous painters. Games like Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Van Gogh, Munch, Peter Paul Rubes, and Vermeer, all use the same mechanics. There are several paintings, each divided into portions. During each round portions are randomly placed on the screen. The aim is to get as many matching the same painting as possible, which results in wins.

Crash Games

Now this is by far the most interesting single category you're going to run into. At the moment, it only contains one game: To The Moon. Like all crash games, it starts with a vessel taking off. Now you’re probably thinking it has to be a spacecraft, right?

The thing is, you can actually choose the rendition that you want to use. You can have Cupid flying around shooting arrows, you can have Santa Claus with his reindeer and presents, a Bitcoin chart, or a plane. You can even turn the graphics off, and just look at the rising multiplier. Beats making another similar game, as at the end of the day a lot of these crash games use the same exact method that was invented in JetX, the first of its kind to launch in 2019.

These games are extremely simple. You just decide on what you are going to bet, and then wait until the game starts. The multiplier will start growing, and you are given the option to cash out right from the beginning. The choice is between securing your wins, or risking it all for a higher pot. The game can end at any moment, and any bets still in place are lost, which makes it very exhilarating.

It’s actually a multiplayer game…

…and that means having the chat option available. This isn’t your usual casino game that you play solo. Instead, all players are basically in the same game. Obviously, this does have some limitations, and usually, the cadre of players is limited to the individual casino in question. Besides being able to chat with other players, you can also see when they cash out. There are also plenty of statistics to browse, such as biggest wins, past wins, or how the last few games ended.