Similar to games that offer more lines to reduce the volatility, you’re effectively doing the same with four games. That allows a lower better to play four games for $1 a spin and have a ton of lines for that $1.
Many of the versions, such as Wonder 4 Tower and Wonder 4 Boost, include at least one game that’s a 25 or 30 cent per board configuration: Pompeii, Whales of Cash, Indian Dreaming, etc. On all of the modern iterations, you can choose from four different games. Wonder 4’s structure is such that four slot games appear on a single game board.
In this post I’ll look at the difference between the two, and how to make a decision on what to play. This has the interesting effect, if playing all four of the same game, of offering a different volatility option than, say, a 4x bet on a single set of reels of the same game. Generally speaking, Aristocrat makes pretty volatile games One of their most popular game types is the Wonder 4 Series, which takes many of their popular games and arranges them with four reel sets on the same screen, with many times your choice of picking between a few game choices.
