Edward Recently updated on November 28th, 2020 at 02:01 pm
Developer
It’s a production from an independent studio, a content partner for Microgaming, one of the many developers creating slot machines for the company’s platform. As a result, the game is accessible to over 800 casinos, which use this software.
How To Play It
$0.01 to $2.50 is the wager range for a single line, and as you get 20 of them active, the total bets will vary between $0.20 and $50.
You’re not going to get anything new in Roman Power, it’s a slot with 5 reels & 20 active lines, which is about as common of a layout as you can find in such a game. There aren’t that many features to learn about either, so overall, it’s a relatively simple slot machine.
Special Features
The main character of the game, and the one bringing you the best feature available, is the Hero symbol, the one showing you a Roman soldier. It’s the wild, and so you will be able to use it in the formation of all sorts of new combinations. It’s an expanding symbol as well, which means that when it can participate in a new win, it will expand and cover the full reel, so that it can do so. This way, all 20 lines can benefit from the presence of a Hero Wild on one of the reels.
Whenever the Hero Wilds triggers and you get this symbol expanded, there is a random Power Multiplier that can also trigger, though it’s not guaranteed. If you do get it, then it will choose a random multiplier value, and apply it to the wins that the wilds are contributing to. The options available range from 2x to 10x.
Maximum Payouts
It’s a game with High volatility, where wins will not come easily, which means that some might not enjoy it that much. In fact, as a hit frequency of just 15.69% is announced, you only get a winning spin out of about 7 that you go through, so the other 6 are non-winning rounds typically. Of course, this is just the average, and your results might be different.
Ultimately, the game promises a top jackpot of up to 4,000x total stake. RTP is acceptable, at 96.18%.
Summary
Roman Power looks like a typical game for its category, though the combination of high volatility, low hit frequency and lack of features, will make the action boring for plenty of players, as there are long dry spells to get through.
