Every game at Play Social World uses symbols that have a long history. Knowing where they come from makes the artwork more fun to look at.
The lucky seven
Seven has been considered special in many cultures — seven days of the week, seven colours of the rainbow. Early game machines used a red seven as their most recognisable symbol, and it never left. See it in Sevens & Fruits.
Cherries and oranges
Fruit symbols arrived in the early twentieth century, when some machines showed chewing-gum flavours on their reels. Bright, round and easy to read, they are still everywhere — like the sunny oranges of 2 Sunny Fruits.
The lion
A lion stands for pride and strength in heraldry, on coats of arms and city emblems. In Lion Gems 3 Pots he guards a stage full of jewels.
The rhino
Safari themes became popular with modern video games, and the rhino is a perfect hero: strong, distinctive and instantly recognisable. Watch him in Rhino Coins.
Symbols, not promises
However lucky a symbol looks, in our free games it only changes the on-screen score. Results are random, and every spin is independent.