Power of Olympus

The god above the grid

The intro screen shows only his head. His hair and long beard are white, his eyes glow white under a heavy frown, and a blue bolt rises from the gold band across his brow. Beneath him the words Power of sit in small gold letters over OLYMPUS in large ones, with a streak of lightning across them. The intro has no temple and no column, only orange and pink cloud. Olympus here is all sky.

The bigger symbols are treasure on coloured tiles, a gold crown marked with a bolt on red, a gold ring with a pink stone on blue and a gold goblet on green. The small ones are cut gems shaped as hearts, diamonds, pentagons and hexagons. The scatter is Zeus again, his face on a blue tile over the word scatter. You’ll spot him at once.

Now, his face on the scatter is the whole of his job. The wilds and wild multipliers come from the cluster wins, and the rules tie them to the clusters, not to him. He opens the round all the same. In my book that counts as work.

Pragmatic Play built Fortune of Olympus on the same kind of 7 by 7 grid that pays in clusters and tumbles. It came out on 15 December 2025, prints 96.55% and caps a round at 10,000x. Power of Olympus was on the Booming Games homepage by June 2023, 2 and a half years earlier. The older game still names no cap at all.

The 7 by 7 grid

The grid holds 49 positions inside a gold frame, and a cluster pays when 5 or more of the same symbol join up across or down, never corner to corner. One symbol can belong to several clusters at once, and every row and column counts. The winning symbols clear away, the rest drop to the bottom, and new ones fall into the gaps. The cascade runs while new clusters form.

The wilds

Each cluster win leaves something behind. 1 to 3 wilds or wild multipliers land on the cleared positions of that cluster, and they stand in for every symbol except the scatter. When 2 clusters pay on the same drop, each one leaves its own.

The wilds take the place of symbols that just paid, so they’re on the grid for the next cascade. Like any symbol, a wild can count in 2 clusters at once. A plain wild helps the next cluster form.

A wild multiplier does the same job and multiplies the pay of the cluster it joins. In the base game it carries 2x, 3x or 5x. When several sit in one winning cluster, their values add up first. 2x and 3x together make 5x, not 6x.

The free spins

The scatter count sets the length of the round. 4 scatters open 10 free spins, and each extra one adds 5, up to 25 for 7. Inside the round, 3 or more scatters add 5 more, and the rules name no limit on how often. 7 scatters and 2 retriggers would make 35 spins in all.

Now, the intro screen guarantees wild multipliers of up to 100x in the free spins. The rules list 15 values, from 2x, 3x and 5x up through 10x, 15x and 20x and on to 100x. 2 of them in one cluster add together, and a 50x beside a 30x comes to 80x. The base game never goes past 5x.

The bought bonus

The free spins can be bought for 82x the bet, and 4 or more scatters are guaranteed on the spin you pay for. You start the bought round with at least 10 free spins, and it’s the same round as a natural one. At $0.20 a spin the price is $16.40, at $1 it’s $82, and at the $2 stake the demo opens on it’s $164. At the $60 top step you’d pay $4,920.

The 82x holds at every stake, so the price moves with your bet. The return on the purchase is less clear. The game’s data gives 95.60% for the bought round as well as for plain spins. The rules carry a standard line that would print 96.50% for the purchase, but only when the RTP display is switched on, and it isn’t in this demo.

This page goes by the data and leaves the 96.50% unconfirmed. On that figure you only buy time.

The numbers

There’s no page of its own for Power of Olympus at Booming Games and no news item about it. The game does appear in the studio’s games list. No volatility rating is published anywhere, so none appears here.

The 95.60% comes from the game’s own data, sent when the demo opened on 1 October 2026. It sits 0.95% under the 96.55% of Fortune of Olympus. The demo keeps its RTP display switched off, so you won’t see the figure on screen, and nothing on the studio’s site prints it.

A casino that switches the display on will show it in the game’s rules. Check there before you play.

The intro screens say a win can go past 8,000x the bet, which is more than $8,000 at $1 and more than $480,000 at the $60 top step. The rules print no cap. More than 8,000x tells you where the promise starts, not where the game stops.

The demo plays in stars, not dollars. In the demo your stake runs in 11 steps from 0.20 to 60 and opens at 2, and a casino’s own range can differ. No release date is published by the studio. The Internet Archive’s copy of the Booming Games homepage from 7 June 2023 shows the game on its front banner, marked available now.

The score

Score: 7.5 out of 10. The scatter with his face opens the free spins, which is worth half a point. Retriggers that keep adding 5 spins earn the other half. The RTP item isn’t counted, because 95.60% turns up only in the game’s data and never on a screen or a page. No cap is printed, and more than 8,000x does not prove the 10,000x that would add a half.

Sources

The studio keeps no page for this game, so 2 of its own records carry the review, and the Internet Archive supplies the June 2023 date.

• The games list at booming-games.com, with Power of Olympus on it, checked 1 October 2026
• Free Power of Olympus demo from Booming Games, with its rules and game data, opened 1 October 2026

The rubric that turned these figures into 7.5 is on How the Reviews Work.