Power of Gods™: Valhalla Slot Review

Power of Gods: Valhalla - Game Overview

Power of Gods: Valhalla drops me straight into a Norse saga, framed by Wazdan’s usual cosmic style. The 4x4 grid of sixteen reels sits against a stormy Asgard backdrop, with Odin, Thor, Freya and Heimdall staring out from the premium spots. It feels like stepping through a portal, helped by heavy, canorous sound effects that build as wins land and the hammer of Thor wild cracks across the screen.

Under the myth flavour, Power of Gods: Valhalla is a straightforward pay-anywhere slot built around the Hold the Jackpot bonus game. Regular spins are about collecting Norse god symbols across the grid, but bonus coins quickly steal the show. Three to five bonus symbols stick for a teasing extra spin, while landing six or more at once pulls you into a dedicated feature where most of the serious money sits.

Features in Power of Gods: Valhalla

Few studios give me as much control as Power of Gods: Valhalla does through Wazdan’s toolset. I can adjust volatility between three chilli levels, swap the reel speed, or even change the grid size, so the same maths model can feel either gentle or savage. Energy Saving Mode and Ultra Fast Mode let me pick between long mobile sessions or rapid-fire spins without touching the 96.23 percent RTP.

When I want the action faster in Power of Gods: Valhalla, I either use the Buy Feature or fire up the Unique Gamble Feature. The bonus buy menu offers three Hold the Jackpot entries, priced at 70x, 150x or 300x stake, stepping up from standard to extreme volatility. After any win I can gamble in a simple double-or-nothing mini-game up to seven times in a row, chasing streaky ladders.

Symbols in Power of Gods: Valhalla

The symbol set in Power of Gods: Valhalla sticks closely to the theme, and the pay-anywhere system keeps maths clear. The four Norse god premiums, Odin, Thor, Freya and Heimdall, pay between 40x and 200x my stake for sixteen matching icons anywhere on the grid. Below them sit lower-value symbols that mostly fill space, while Thor’s hammer wild replaces regular pays to complete those chunky all-god screens.

Bonus coins are where Power of Gods: Valhalla really shines, acting as their own symbol class with fixed values. Standard cash symbols carry 1x to 10x, plus 12x and 15x stake. Then come Mini, Minor and Major jackpot symbols worth 20x, 50x and 150x. All of these share the same positions in the Hold the Jackpot round, and even a single high-tier coin can swing the balance.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	16	x200
	15	x50
	14	x25
	13	x15
	12	x10
	11	x6
	10	x4
	9	x3
	8	x2
	16	x100
	15	x40
	14	x20
	13	x14
	12	x9
	11	x5
	10	x3
	9	x2
	8	x1
	16	x60
	15	x30
	14	x18
	13	x12
	12	x8
	11	x4.5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1.5
	8	x1
	16	x40
	15	x20
	14	x15
	13	x10
	12	x6
	11	x4
	10	x2
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	16	x25
	15	x15
	14	x10
	13	x8
	12	x5
	11	x3
	10	x1.5
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x15
	15	x10
	14	x8
	13	x5
	12	x3
	11	x2
	10	x1.2
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x12
	15	x8
	14	x6
	13	x4
	12	x2.5
	11	x1.5
	10	x0.8
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	16	x8
	15	x6
	14	x4.5
	13	x3
	12	x2
	11	x1.2
	10	x0.6
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	Special
	Wild

Hold the Jackpot bonus in Power of Gods: Valhalla

Triggering Hold the Jackpot in Power of Gods: Valhalla needs six or more bonus symbols in view at the same time. When it hits, the screen clears to a 4x4 grid with the triggering symbols locked in place and three respins on the meter. Any new non-blank symbol that lands becomes sticky and pushes the counter back to three, so every fresh coin buys a little more hope and quickly enchains me.

During the feature in Power of Gods: Valhalla, every position matters. Cash symbols land with their fixed multipliers, and jackpot symbols drop in on top, each carrying its Mini, Minor or Major prize. If the respins run out, I collect the sum of all visible values. Filling all sixteen positions upgrades things to a Grand Jackpot of 1,000x stake, added to whatever cash and jackpots I have already locked.

This structure keeps Power of Gods: Valhalla tense right up to the final spin. Even weaker rounds can lurch upwards when a late jackpot or big cash symbol appears, and the sound design ramps up nicely as the grid fills. Hitting the full 4x4 of bonus icons feels great, since it combines that 1,000x Grand with earlier coins, though the total still cannot pass the 2,145x hard cap.

Power of Gods: Valhalla - RTP, Volatility and Max Win

On the numbers side, Power of Gods: Valhalla runs a 16-reel, no-line layout with high volatility and a stated 96.23 percent RTP. The official max win is capped at 2,145x stake, which lands either through a heavy Hold the Jackpot round or a mix of regular hits and successful gambles. A full screen of Odin pays 200x on its own, so even base game spins carry some real punch.

The 200 Spins Power of Gods: Valhalla Slot Experience

When I ran a 200-spin test on Power of Gods: Valhalla, the base game stayed fairly quiet but still produced a chunky hit from stacked Norse god symbols early on. That kind of win does not break the slot, yet it took the edge off the high-volatility swings and paid for a round of experimentation. After that, I headed straight for the Bonus Buy menu to see how the extremes felt.

I chose the extreme volatility option in Power of Gods: Valhalla, paying 300x stake for six sticky cash symbols and four random icons to start Hold the Jackpot. The round built slowly at first, then picked up as fresh coins kept resetting the respins. In the end it did not crack the cap, but watching the grid fill while jackpot chances grew gave exactly the kind of sweat I want from this series.

Review Summary for Power of Gods: Valhalla

After some time with Power of Gods: Valhalla, I see it as a focused Hold the Jackpot entry in the Power of Gods line, with customisation doing a lot of the heavy lifting. The 2,145x ceiling may look modest beside modern high-risk monsters, yet the combination of sticky bonus teasers, flexible volatility, gamble feature and three-tier bonus buys keeps sessions engaging. When I fancy Norse myth flavour with solid structure, I reach for this one.

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