PG Soft builds games for vertical screens. Load them on a desktop, and you are just clicking a phone emulator. The studio dominates the mobile market by sticking strictly to medium-volatility math and RTPs that usually sit cleanly above 96.5%.
But there is a massive gap between their marketing and their math. PG Soft routinely prints theoretical maximum wins of 100,000x on their splash screens. Those numbers are fantasy. If you read their own billion-spin simulation sheets, the actual achievable ceilings are often capped at a fraction of the advertised potential. You are never hitting 100,000x on a medium-volatility grid.
Ignore the six-figure promises on the new releases. The studio’s engine peaked between 2020 and 2022. Titles like Mahjong Ways 2 and Wild Bandito run on heavy cascading mechanics with much more realistic win caps. If you just want raw speed over complex features, their stripped-down Fortune series (Fortune Tiger, Fortune Rabbit) is what actually built their reputation. PG Soft games are very popular in Brazil and Latam countries.
