“Nashville 7’s” is essentially baby-steps compared to the other heavy-stomping virtual slot machine games out there, but that might just be perfect for the easily-intimidated. Perhaps if the matrix-models that seem to be growing increasingly more intricate in the form of progressive slots (i.e. the ones that mix topical poker rules and shape-matching) are a bit too much to grasp a handle on (at least compared to slots where all you need to do is grasp a handle), these 3-reel, 1-payline classic models will never grow dull. And if that’s the case then the seemingly endless manufacturing of them won’t seem as redundant as they truly are.
The jackpot maxes out at 2,500 coins, the bets range from a quarter to a five dollar bill (by way of electronic transfer that is), and the symbols are the ever-familiar 7’s, bars, and cherries (3 red sevens being the most value sequence); nothing is out of place or too fantastic for a beginner to comprehend on his/her first try.
The aesthetic appeal lies solely in the logo, a lipstick red, blue, and silver embossment upon faux cherry wood and what appears to be a DOS interface, only makes this game the more visually stimulating next to other comparable examples of the sort.