Play Forge Of Olympus

Forge of Olympus is an online slot game developed by Pragmatic Play. The game features a layout of 6 reels and 5 rows, accompanied by 20 paylines. The game's Return to Player (RTP) varies between 93.96 percent and 96.25 percent, and it falls under the category of high volatility. Players interested in playing this game can begin with a minimum bet of 0.20. For those who seek to place higher wagers, the game allows for a maximum bet of up to 100. This provides players with increased opportunities to attain the maximum prize of 5,000 times their original bet amount. In order to achieve victory in Forge of Olympus, a minimum of 8 identical symbols must land on the reels. The scatter pays mechanism enables these matching symbols to form winning combinations regardless of their position on the screen. Once such combinations are formed, the corresponding symbols are eliminated from the grid, paving the way for new symbols to descend from above through the tumble feature. The lower end of the Forge of Olympus paytable showcases 5 gemstones of different colours, followed by higher paying symbols such as a ring, chalice, helmet, and shield. Achieving a scatter win with 8-9 OAK symbols yields rewards ranging from 0.25 to 10 times the wager, with higher returns of 2 to 50 times the bet for scatter wins involving 12-30 symbols. Notably, Forge of Olympus currently lacks any wild symbols. In both the base game and free spins mode of Forge of Olympus, the hammer serves as the multiplier symbol, appearing randomly during spins or tumbles. Upon landing, the multiplier symbol carries a value ranging from x2 to x100. At the conclusion of a tumble sequence, all visible multiplier values are summed and then multiplied by the total winnings. When 4, 5, or 6 scatter symbols appear, this activates the feature, granting 10, 15, or 20 free spins, respectively, along with corresponding payouts of 3x, 5x, or 100x the wager. During the free spins, a progressive aspect is introduced at level 1, wherein multiplier symbols are accumulated on a metre whenever they land.