About WMG
WMG was established in 2009 through the merger of MAG Elettronica and CMS Gaming. It holds a licence from Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) and built its business on physical video lottery terminals; its online slots are adaptations of those VLT games.
What WMG games play like
The games here let you choose how many lines to play, usually 5 or 10, and set the stake per line. Their bonus rounds are small arcade games rather than free spins: a water wheel in Ranch to Riches, a sword fight in Knights Treasure, a button that circles six prizes in One and a map of hiding places in The Donuts Gang.
Some newer titles go further: Haunted House Quick and Fowl Play Quick use a single row of five positions, and Sweet Delicacies sends you up a marzipan house with one life per bonus symbol. For several WMG games the studio publishes no rules or RTP, and those pages say so.
RTP in the game rules
The rules files of these embedded games quote return-to-player ranges between about 90% and 93%. That is lower than many modern video slots, and worth knowing before comparing WMG games with other studios in this catalogue.
Questions about WMG
Where is WMG from?
Italy. The company was formed in 2009 from the merger of MAG Elettronica and CMS Gaming and holds an ADM licence.
What is the RTP of WMG slots?
The embedded games here quote ranges between roughly 90% and 93% in their own rules.
Do WMG slots have free spins?
The ones here use pick-style or arcade bonus games instead of free spins.
Can I choose the number of lines?
Yes. Most WMG games here offer 5 or 10 lines, and One offers 5, 10, 15 or 20.