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Olympus Unleashed

Olympus Unleashed

  • RTP 96.32%
  • Low
  • 2,340x
  • Demo available

The Unleashed feature in Olympus Unleashed starts when 5 symbols of the same god land on Push Gaming's 5 by 5 grid. An Expand symbol on the first reel opens it too. The god's symbols lock in place, and every empty position keeps spinning until the grid fills or the spins run out. Ares, Poseidon and Athena each lead their own version, and the game returns 96.32%.

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Demo is provided by the game developer. Casinos may use different RTP configurations.

The Unleashed feature

Push Gaming’s rules give you 2 ways into the feature. 5 high symbols of one type will open it. An Expand symbol on the leftmost reel does the same job, because it turns that whole reel into one god, the full stack the intro screen asks for. The high symbols are the 3 gods, so every feature belongs to one of them.

Once it starts, the god’s symbols and any wilds stay where they landed. Each empty position then spins and lands the god’s symbol, a wild, a Power-Up or a blank, and every symbol that isn’t blank sticks. The feature opens with 3 spins, and by the rules each non-blank symbol that lands adds 1 more. It ends when the spins run out or no empty position is left, and only then are the wins counted.

Power-Ups do more inside the feature. On top of Expand, Surround and Upgrade, they can award a Shift, which moves every symbol 1 position to the left, or an Additional Row. Each Additional Row adds a row of high symbols at the bottom, up to 3 in one feature, which takes the grid from 5 rows to 8. It’s back to 5 rows once the feature ends.

Now, each symbol that sticks also buys you another spin, so a feature that starts well can run long. The wins all wait for the last spin.

Push Gaming’s demo has no bought bonus for this game and no Push Bet, the studio’s version of an ante. Every feature you get comes from an ordinary spin at your own stake. Nothing here sells you speed.

The armoured gods

Push Gaming calls the game a futuristic take on the myth, and the art follows through. The intro screen shows the 3 gods as tall portraits in glowing armour. Athena wears green, her helmet and eyes lit the same colour, and Poseidon is bearded under a blue helmet, with the prongs of a trident glowing below him. Ares comes in red, his armour split by orange cracks like lightning.

Dark blue columns with a Greek key pattern frame the screen, and the logo sits under a crest set with a blue stone. The Power-Up is a silver double lightning bolt on a purple tile, ringed by neon tiles in yellow, green, pink and red. There’s no white marble and no gold sky.

The 3 gods are the high symbols, so 5 of one god open that god’s feature. Push Gaming’s launch news says each of the 3 brings its own feature, with its own volatility. In the demo’s paytable Ares pays most, Poseidon next and Athena least. These gods don’t just stand there.

Take Olympus from Betsoft is the nearest match in this catalogue. It also runs 50 paylines on 5 reels at low volatility, and its cap of 2,328x sits 12x below the 2,340x here. Its gods take turns every 10 spins with Zeus as the wild, and its return is 95.49% against 96.32%. Both games make the gods work for their place.

The base game

The reels hold 5 symbols each, 5 reels across, with up to 50 win lines. A line pays when the same symbol runs across neighbouring reels from the left, and only the best win on each line counts. Wilds stand in for every paying symbol and can carry 2x, 3x or 5x. Wilds with multipliers on one line add them up, so a 2x and a 3x make 5x.

The Power-Up lands in the base game too and awards an Expand, a Surround or an Upgrade. An Expand turns its whole reel into one god, and wilds on it stay put unless it’s the first reel. A Surround turns the symbols around it into that god, and an Upgrade raises a god’s pays, up to 2 levels for each god. The Power-Up then becomes a god symbol itself.

The low rating Push Gaming gives the game means smaller wins that come more often than on a high-volatility slot. The most one round can pay is 2,340x the stake. You won’t see a 10,000x win here.

The numbers

Now, Push Gaming lists 2 returns for Olympus Unleashed, 96.32% and 94.36%, and its page says the figure can vary by casino. The same page says the game shows its RTP on the loading screen and in the user panel. The demo’s rules named 96.32% as the loaded version when they were read on 1 October 2026. Look for that line before you spin.

The page rates the volatility Low. The biggest payout one round can bring is 2,340x the stake, the cap in the rules and the highest win the page records. It comes to $234 at the $0.10 minimum, $1,170 at the $0.50 the demo opens with and $234,000 at the $100 maximum.

The demo’s stake range runs from $0.10 to $100 a spin. Push Gaming’s launch post is dated 7 May 2025.

The score

Score: 7.5 out of 10. Ares, Poseidon and Athena earn half a point as the high symbols that open their own features. The Unleashed feature earns another half for spins that keep coming as symbols stick and rows that can be added. The 96.32% and the 2,340x cap move nothing, and the second version costs nothing because the rules name the loaded one.

Sources

Push Gaming’s page, its launch post and the game info inside its demo are the records behind every figure here.

The scoring rules, point by point, are on How the Reviews Work.

Frequently asked questions

Which gods lead Olympus Unleashed?

Athena in green armour, Poseidon in blue with a trident and Ares in red. They are the 3 high symbols, and each opens an Unleashed feature of its own.

What triggers the Unleashed feature in Olympus Unleashed?

5 symbols of the same god, or an Expand symbol on the leftmost reel. The feature opens with 3 spins, and each non-blank symbol that lands adds 1.

Does Olympus Unleashed sell its feature?

Push Gaming's demo offers no bought bonus and no Push Bet for this game, so the feature only comes from the reels.

Which RTP does Olympus Unleashed show?

The demo's rules showed 96.32% on 1 October 2026. Push Gaming also lists a 94.36% version, and the game puts the one in use on its loading screen.