Quests of Olympus Slot Review

Quests of Olympus Slot - Reels Screen

As soon as I loaded Quests of Olympus, the 6x5 transparent grid over the blurred Greek temple backdrop felt instantly familiar. The young, muscular god on the right, with raven hair and a short beard, sets a different tone from the usual older Zeus look. The whole layout screams high-volatility action, and combined with the Pay Anywhere system, it pulls you straight into chasing those big, scattered symbol hits.

Bigpot Gaming keeps the stats in line with its other high-risk titles. Quests of Olympus runs on a 95.76%–95.8% RTP model, rated as high volatility with roughly a 26.6% hit frequency, so dry spells are part of the package. Bets span from 0.20 to 200 per spin, and the win cap sits at 5,000x stake, which suits the scatter-pay, multiplier-driven gameplay well.

Quests of Olympus Symbols and Paytable

In Quests of Olympus, the symbol set blends the familiar with a few fresh touches. Premiums start with a fearsome lion at the top, followed by a bull, vase, and ring, while lower pays are gemstone-style icons. Wins land whenever 8 to 12+ matching symbols appear anywhere on the grid, with the better symbols paying around 10x to 20x your stake for a cluster of 12 or more.

The paytable sticks to clear steps, echoing what you see in the tables: 8, 10, and 12+ of a kind scale from 2x up to 20x on top symbols, while lower icons sit in the 0.25x to 2x range for equivalent clusters. Scatter symbols are the god portraits that trigger free spins, and separate multiplier icons land in any position, applying their values to your total scatter-pay win.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	12+	x20
	10+	x8
	8+	x2
	12+	x20
	10+	x8
	8+	x2
	12+	x10
	10+	x1.5
	8+	x1
	12+	x10
	10+	x1.5
	8+	x1
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.5
	8+	x0.25
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.5
	8+	x0.25
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.5
	8+	x0.25
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.5
	8+	x0.25
	Multiplier
	Scatter

Quests of Olympus Features

Experienced players will instantly recognise the feature set in Quests of Olympus, but I still like how it plays out in practice. The Win Streak mechanic removes winning symbols, letting new ones drop to fill gaps, and this can repeat indefinitely on a single paid spin. Outside the UK, there is a Buff Bet option that increases your stake by 90% while doubling your chances of triggering the bonus round.

Multiplier symbols are where Quests of Olympus really comes alive for me. Random lightning strikes from the god can add green, blue, or red gemstones to the grid. Greens carry values between x2 and x5, blues jump from x10 to x50, and reds go as high as x100, x200, or x500. During a Win Streak, all multipliers on screen add together, then apply to the total win from that cascade sequence.

The free spins round in Quests of Olympus triggers when 5 god scatters land in the same paid spin or across one cascading streak, awarding 15 spins. Hitting 3 scatters during the feature adds 3 extra spins, and any multiplier symbols that appear build a global win multiplier that does not reset between spins. Non‑UK players can buy the bonus for 70x stake, using a side menu option next to the Buff Bet toggle.

Pros and Cons of Quests of Olympus

From my sessions, the strengths of Quests of Olympus are obvious: scatter-pay wins combined with Cascading Reels, big additive multipliers up to x500, and free spins where a growing global multiplier can push returns towards the 5,000x cap. On the flip side, the 95.76% RTP sits below many modern high-volatility slots, and the overall design feels very close to another well-known Greek grid game rather than something truly original.

Our Verdict on Quests of Olympus

Quests of Olympus never really shakes the feeling that it is copying an established formula, right down to the mix of gemstones, artefacts, and a brooding thunder god on the side of the grid. The maths model stays very close to that template as well, with high volatility, 5,000x max win, and side features like Buff Bet and Bonus Buy that change the cost of chasing bonuses without clear published hit-rate figures.

I treat Quests of Olympus as a pure high-risk, high-reward option for when I am in the mood for streaky sessions rather than steady grinding. The Pay Anywhere system and savage multipliers can produce explosive boards, but you need a decent bankroll buffer and patience to ride out losing stretches. If you already enjoy scatter-pay grid slots with big multipliers, this version offers a slick Greek skin and solid execution from Bigpot Gaming.

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