Power Vault Slot Review

The Power Vault Slot Game

Power Vault is Push Gaming’s step into classic territory, handed to partner studio Reel Hot Games and dressed up as a three reel fruity sitting under a chunky vault. The 3x3 gameboard sits against a purple backdrop, with jackpots stacked on the left and controls on the right, while a funky, upbeat soundtrack keeps the spins from feeling too flat. It looks clean, simple and closer to an old school fruit machine than the studio’s usual stuff.

The action in Power Vault runs on 3 reels, 3 rows and 5 fixed paylines, with wins for 3 of a kind along the lines. Stakes range from 0.10 up to 100 per spin, with no bonus buy or ante bet, so you just pick a bet and go. Volatility is rated very low, which is rare from Push Gaming, and the max win sits at 4,112 times the stake.

Symbols and Payouts in Power Vault

The regular paytable in Power Vault sticks to fruit machine roots. At the bottom you have berries and lime worth 1 times the bet for 3 of a kind. Orange and strawberry follow at 2 times the stake. Medium symbols are BAR and Double BAR, paying 5 times and 10 times the bet. The high pay icons are the Golden Bell at 25 times and the red 7 at 50 times for a full line.

There is also a green diamond wild in Power Vault that appears in the base game only. It substitutes for all regular pay symbols to help complete line wins and pays 50 times the bet for 3 wilds on a line, matching the top red 7 payout. Line wins are fine when they hit, but they are not the main attraction. The real meat sits in the Instant Prize and Jackpot symbols tied to the collect mechanic.

Instant Prize symbols in Power Vault land on reels 1 and 3 only, carrying cash values from 1 times to 25 times the bet. Jackpot symbols share those outer reels and can show Mini, Minor, Mega or Grand prizes worth 15, 50, 100 or 1,000 times the stake. A Collector symbol appears only on the middle reel and scoops every Instant Prize and Jackpot in view. Collected prizes vanish and leave behind dud symbols that do nothing.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x50
	3	x25
	3	x10
	3	x5
	3	x2
	3	x2
	3	x1
	3	x1
	Wild
	3	x50
	Bonus

Power Vault Slot Bonus Features

The whole game in Power Vault revolves around cash collect and the Power Vault Burst feature. Any time Instant Prize, Jackpot or Collector symbols land, they fire little trails up into the vault sitting above the reels. On random spins, that vault spits those stored symbols back onto the grid and triggers the Bonus Game. I like that feeling that no special symbol is totally wasted, even if the Burst can tease for a while.

The Bonus Game in Power Vault plays like a hold and win round. You need an Instant Prize or Jackpot on both reels 1 and 3 with a Collector on reel 2, or you hit it via a Burst. You start with 3 spins that reset to 3 whenever a new Instant Prize or Collector lands, and at least one Collector position stays sticky. An extra 1x3 Enhancer Reel row sits on top, dropping Multipliers of x2, x3, x5 or x10 and Addition symbols from 1 times to 100 times.

How to Win at Power Vault Slot

Playing Power Vault is very straightforward. You pick a bet between 0.10 and 100, hit spin or set up autoplay, and you can add turbo if you want things brisk. Wins come from 3 matching symbols on the 5 lines, but I do not rely on those. Instead, I chase Instant Prize and Jackpot symbols on reels 1 and 3 with a Collector on the middle reel, as that is where the serious payouts and the Bonus Game tend to come from.

Power Vault Slot RTP & Volatility

On the numbers side, Power Vault comes with several RTP settings. The highest version sits at 96.41 percent, while some operators can run it on 94.38 percent or even 85.56 percent, so I always check the help section or paytable. Volatility is very low, which you feel in the steady trickle of small hits and frequent Instant Prize collections. With a max win of 4,112 times the stake, the game feels balanced for this risk level, though not outrageous.

The Final Thoughts on Power Vault

For me, Power Vault feels like Push Gaming taking a breather from their heavier hitters and going for a lighter, classic slot with a modern cash collect twist. The design does the job without trying to be flashy, and the funky soundtrack suits the simple 3x3 grid. The base game can spin along without much happening if the special symbols stay quiet, and standard line wins are not that common, but the collect system keeps me engaged.

Where Power Vault shines is in the way it lets you grab Instant Prize and Jackpot values in both the base game and Bonus Game, with jackpots topping out at 1,000 times the bet. The Enhancer Reels can stack Multipliers and Addition boosts on Collectors in satisfying ways. It will not appeal to players who live for huge volatility, yet as a laid back three reeled fruity with decent potential, it is better than many similar slots I have tried.

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