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Greek Gods (Pragmatic Play) Review

Ancient Greece was the cradle of modern civilization, but even the likes of Plato and Aristotle could not have foreseen the number of slot machines that would be based on their respective gods. Pragmatic’s game is simply called Greek Gods, and it comes with a somewhat innovative Random Awards feature and a 1,458x potential.

It all plays out on 5 reels, 3 rows and 243 ways to win, and you can place bets between 25p and £125 per spin across all platforms and devices. There is a 4th row above the regular reels, and this is reserved for special Random Awards that can lands on every spin. You need a stack of scatters to win them, however, and during the free spins feature they appear above all five reels.

The game has a medium to high volatility, which means you need to be somewhat mentally prepared for dry spells here. The RTP of 96.5 % is a bit above average, but not very much. The visuals and soundtrack is okay, but we can’t help to shake the generic feel we get when we play this game, and we doubt it will stand the test of time (like greek culture and philosophy has done).

What symbols are there?

The alpha greek god, Zeus, is the highest value symbol here, and close behind follows Hero, the goddess of family, childbirth and marriage. The reels are set in a classic greek temple, and you need between 3 to 5 matching symbols on a payline to win. Here we present you with the paytable from Greek Gods slot:

• Zeus - Pays 6x for 5 on a payline
• Hera - Pays 5x for 5 on a payline
• Harp - Pays 4x for 5 on a payline
• Goblet - Pays 3x for 5 on a payline
• Card Suit symbols - Pays 2x for 5 on a payline

What are the bonus features?

Above the reels you’ll notice an extra row, and on every spin a random reward will show up here. It’s called the Random Award feature, and it can bring you “gifts from the gods”; like cash wins up to 50x, free spins or even the Wheel of Fortune bonus game. You need to fill the reel beneath the reward with stacked scatters in order to win.

You will only see Random Awards above rees 3, 4 and 5 during the base game, but this feature becomes even better during the bonus rounds. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, cause there is one more feature that needs explaining here.

During the Wheel of Fortune feature, a big bonus wheel comes into view, and you can win between 10x and 1,000 times your stake here. If you trigger more than one Bonus Wheel via the Random Award feature, the bonus wheel will spin more than just one time.

Free spins in Greek Gods

Zeus lightning bolt is the scatter symbol here, and you need at least 5 of them on the same spin to trigger the free spins feature. You will get 3 free spins plus 1 for each scatter you land, which means you get 8 spins if you land the minimum of 5 scatters.

With a bit of luck, you can get as many as 36 free spins here (but you need to fill the reels with scatters and be lucky with the Random Awards for this to happen). You can also retrigger the free spins feature, and there really is no upper limit as to how many spins you can get yourself here.

What is the jackpot (max win)?

There is no jackpot to be won here, and the potential is not all that to be honest. You can win up to 1,458 times your stake here, which is a bit weak for a medium to high volatile game. Anyway, if you play with the highest possible stake of £125, you can pocket up to £182,250 on a single spin here.

Where can I play Greek Gods?

You can play Greek Gods for real money at one of the listed casinos below: Where to play Greek Gods.

Don’t want to play for real money? No problem, you can easily play the demo for free here at SlotCatalog: Play Greek Gods for free.

Yes, you can also play Greek Gods slot on your mobile and tablet, and it’s always nice to have some powerful divine influence in your pocket. Pragmatic Play has made sure this game flows smoothly on all platforms and handheld devices (as they always do), and all you need to get started is your Android, iPhone or iPad.

SlotCatalog verdict

We have to say that Greek Gods does not really stick out in any way, shape or form. It’s a very neutral game in that sense, and while it’s not a bad effort from Pragmatic, it’s far from their best effort too. Not every game can be special, as we need regular games as a backdrop for stars to shine. The potential is too weak for the volatility, and the bonus features are not really all that exciting either.

Pros

• Random Awards above the reels
• Bonus Wheel of Fortune with up to 1,000x wins
• Free spins with Random Awards above all 5 reels

Cons

• 1,458x potential is too weak for medium to high volatility