Gods of Troy

Gods of Troy joins the ranks of slots like IGT'sScarabandPragmatic Play'sGolden Beauty, where every set number of spins adds wild symbols to framed positions. It's not exactly a common feature, but it does pop up from time to time and may alter the way players approach the game. For one, you kind of have to commit to ten spins since the first nine are build-up, while the tenth is the (potential) payoff spin. It can be quite encouraging when a number of Golden Wreath frames are piling up, and at best, a full-screen win in Gods of Troy is worth 300x the bet. Not a king's ransom, yet not bad with all that adding wild symbol activity going on. Just as enticing, if not more so, is free spins where set wilds remain on screen for the full duration. Naturally, it won't happen too often, but the thought of getting the maximum number of 50 free spins with all 15 wilds on each of them is quite a stirring one. Having so many spins and wilds would come in handy for having a crack at Gods of Troy's potential of6157.7x the bet, a higher figure than many Red Tiger slots released around the same time have had. As well as the possibility of getting a bunch of wilds in free spins, whether players will want to stick around will likely come down to how they feel about the 10-spin system and the theme. Both are kind of traditional, and when mixed together, Gods of Troy is a rather old-fashioned game in a way. Perhaps the conventionality factor will be a major draw for some players. Gods of Troy's ten spins wild addition feature, which, while not unique, isn't a system that crops up every other day. If you've felt the desire to try this sort of thing out, Gods of Troy is as good a place as any to do so. It's also got the sort of bonus round that might appeal to players who have already developed a taste for the mechanic.