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Four years after the original Rise of Olympus set the template for grid-based cluster slots, Play’n GO went back to Mount Olympus and raised the ceiling. Having logged countless sessions on both titles, we can tell you the “100” in the name is not marketing dressing — it reflects a deliberate, measurable step up in the top end of this game.
| Provider | Play’n GO |
|---|---|
| Release | November 2022 |
| RTP | 96.2% (default; operators may deploy lower configurations — confirm in-game) |
| Volatility | High |
| Layout | 5×5 grid, cluster pays (3+ matching symbols connecting horizontally or vertically) |
| Max win | 15,000x stake |
| Bet range | €0.20 – €100 per spin |
| Key features | Cascading wins, progressive multipliers, Hand of Gods modifiers, Free Spins (up to 100 spins, up to x100 multiplier) |
Rise of Olympus 100 is a direct sequel to the 2018 original, retaining its Greek-mythology framing and its three presiding deities — Hades, Poseidon and Zeus — while overhauling the maths model. The predecessor capped out at 5,000x; this edition triples that to 15,000x. That single change reclassifies the game for anyone tracking a slot’s ceiling, and it is the clearest reason a returning player would move across.
Mechanically it remains a cluster-pays grid rather than a payline slot. Symbols do not need to sit on defined lines; three or more of a kind connecting horizontally or vertically form a win, which then cascades away to let new symbols drop in.
Set your stake anywhere from €0.20 to €100, spin the 5×5 grid, and let the cascade mechanic run its course. Each winning cluster is removed and replaced, and every successive cascade within a spin advances a progressive multiplier — the engine that does most of the heavy lifting here.
After a non-winning cascade, one of the three gods may intervene. Hades transmutes one full set of symbols into another; Poseidon adds one or two Wilds; Zeus removes two symbol sets entirely. Each is engineered to manufacture a cluster where the base drop failed to, and the choice of god shapes how the board resolves.
Three Scatters trigger the Free Spins round, and this is where the “100” earns its keep. The bonus can award up to 100 free spins, and the win multiplier climbs as high as x100. The interplay of a persistent multiplier, cascading clusters and god-driven board manipulation is what puts that 15,000x figure within theoretical reach — though, as our sessions confirmed, it demands both depth and luck to approach.
Visually this is a considered evolution rather than a reinvention. The Olympian palette is richer, the god animations more assertive, and the ambient score leans into the mythological gravitas without tipping into noise. It is a polished, coherent presentation — competent across desktop and mobile — that respects the identity of the original.
A measured, well-executed sequel that does exactly what a sequel should: it keeps the identity intact and lifts the numbers that mattered. The 15,000x ceiling and 96.2% default RTP make it a defensible choice for high-variance players, provided you accept the volatility and verify which RTP build your operator has deployed.
The title is broadly distributed across licensed Play’n GO operators. Below are venues we rate for reliability, payout handling and game availability — check each review for terms before depositing.
Play’n GO, released in November 2022 as the sequel to the 2018 original Rise of Olympus.
The default return to player is 96.2%. Operators may deploy lower configurations, so confirm the figure in the game’s info screen before you play.
The maximum win is 15,000x your stake — triple the 5,000x ceiling of the original.
After a non-winning cascade, Hades converts a symbol set, Poseidon adds one or two Wilds, and Zeus removes two symbol sets, each aiming to create a winning cluster.
Yes. Expect notable swings and extended low-return stretches; the meaningful payouts are concentrated in the free spins round.
