PG Soft on One Board: Three Titles From a 3x3 Grid to 32,400 Ways

Behind Mahjong Ways and Fortune Tiger stands PG Soft, or Pocket Games Soft, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Valletta, Malta. The casino game list on ph.747.live counted 132 PG Soft entries, a smaller shelf than JILI’s but one with a habit JILI lacks: every title comes with a published RTP. Its grids also vary more than most, from a compact 3x3 to 6x5 reels with tens of thousands of ways, so the same phone plays three very different games.

PG Soft’s three stops on this route

Each row links its own card. Figures are PG Soft’s published game data.

Treasures of Aztec’s top win stays blank on purpose: PG Soft’s data and independent modelling of the game differ by roughly a factor of ten, so printing one figure would misstate the other.

Other PG Soft titles on the same lobby list include Mahjong Ways, Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Ox, Wild Bandito and Wild Bounty Showdown. PG Soft lists Mahjong Ways (5x4 grid) at 96.92% and x25000; for Mahjong Ways 2 its page gives 96.95% and x100000.

How PG Soft games play differently on the same screen

The studio’s range is wide enough that the studio name alone says little until you know the grid. Three shapes, three rhythms:

1. Small grid, conditional multipliers. Fortune Tiger’s 3x3 makes a full screen of matching symbols reachable, which is what its 10x multiplier needs.
2. Tall reels with an extra row. Lucky Neko lays an additional reel over reels 2 through 5, and its cats push the multiplier up by two each.
3. Cascades on a ladder. Treasures of Aztec’s multiplier gains one step for each base-game cascade and two for each free-spin cascade.

Problem: choosing by artwork and finding the game far slower or faster than expected. Fix: read grid and session volatility first; all three picks here sit at medium, so the grid is what sets the pace.

PG Soft’s studio file: who it is and what its pages show

Before boarding any of its titles, here is the short manifest on the studio itself.

1. Company: Pocket Games Soft, founded in 2015, based in Valletta, Malta.
2. Licence: Pocket Games Software Limited holds the MGA’s B2B critical supply licence. The MGA suspended that licence with effect from 29 September 2020; it has since been restored, a history worth knowing.
3. Philippines: POCKET GAMES SOFT (PG SOFT) is on PAGCOR’s approved-games list. The approval attaches to the games themselves, never to a casino that carries them.
4. Game pages: each one opens behind an age check and lists session volatility, RTP and maximum win. None of the pages offers a demo or play link.

The practical upshot: PG Soft is the studio to pick when you want to compare titles by a published return figure, then decide by grid and volatility.

PG Soft next to JILI, and where to play

Prefer structure and stated ceilings over percentages? The JILI shelf with its six title cards is the other studio route, and the full slot games board covers Pragmatic Play and the rest.

Both shelves live on the brand’s own site. Signing in there is set out in the login steps for ph.747.live; Join 76JL buttons belong to another operator, 76JL, whose game list is its own.