Bow of Artemis Slot Review

Bow of Artemis: Slot Overview

Bow of Artemis puts Artemis herself beside an 8x8 grid, watching over a hunt played out through cluster pays and tumbling symbols. The autumn forest backdrop and gentle soundtrack set a calm tone, but the math profile is anything but soft, with high volatility and wins up to 10,000x the bet. Wins land when at least five matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically, feeding into a feature-rich progressive system called The Hunt.

Bow of Artemis Slot Rules And Gameplay

Bow of Artemis runs on a cluster pays engine with 8 columns and 8 rows, so there are no traditional paylines. I pick a stake between 0.20 and 240 per spin, then hit spin or use autoplay. When a cluster of five or more matching symbols lands, it pays and vanishes, and the tumble mechanic drops new symbols from above, potentially chaining several wins off a single paid spin.

During base play, coloured marks can appear behind symbols on random positions. If a winning cluster includes a marked position, the corresponding spin feature triggers after the last tumble. Every symbol removed in winning clusters also fills The Hunt meter on the right. If I collect enough in one sequence of tumbles, The Hunt Progressive feature starts, which is where the game can really take off thanks to modifiers and growing win multipliers.

Symbols And Paytable in Bow of Artemis

The Bow of Artemis paytable splits symbols into low and high pay icons. The low side is made up of Jack, Queen, King and Ace, paying from 0.1x the bet for a small five-symbol cluster up to 150x for 25 or more Aces. These symbols keep the balance moving during dry spells and appear often enough that even small clusters can combine through multiple tumbles on a single spin.

Premiums are the stag, wolf and bear, and they are the ones I chase. A 25+ stag cluster pays 300x the bet, while the wolf goes up to 500x. The blue bear is the true prize, paying 1,000x for 25 or more. Wild symbols can stand in for any pay symbol and only arrive through Wild Pack and Lucky Wilds features, but a bunch of them landing together can build several clusters at once.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	25+	x1000
	20+	x200
	15+	x50
	7	x2.5
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	25+	x500
	20+	x100
	15+	x25
	7	x1.25
	6	x0.75
	5	x0.5
	25+	x300
	20+	x50
	15+	x15
	7	x0.75
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.3
	25+	x150
	20+	x25
	15+	x10
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.25
	25+	x100
	20+	x20
	15+	x7.5
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.25
	5	x0.2
	25+	x75
	20+	x15
	15+	x5
	7	x0.3
	6	x0.2
	5	x0.15
	25+	x50
	20+	x10
	15+	x3.75
	7	x0.2
	6	x0.15
	5	x0.1
	Wild

Bow of Artemis Bonuses And Special Features

The tumble feature underpins almost everything in Bow of Artemis. Each winning cluster disappears, new symbols drop, and this repeats until no new win appears. On top of that, marked positions trigger six different spin features. Brown marks trigger The Chase Begins, which wipes the grid and refills it after the last tumble, often giving you one more crack at lining up big clusters on the same paid spin.

Teal marks trigger Wild Pack, transforming all instances of one random symbol into wilds. Purple marks trigger Big Game Hunter, adding random 2x2 blocks of the same symbol. Red marks trigger Colossal Game, dropping a 3x3, 4x4 or 5x5 block. Blue marks give Lucky Wilds, adding between 5 and 15 wilds to random spots. Green marks trigger Power, dropping 10 to 30 instances of one pay symbol across the grid.

The Hunt Progressive feature is the real centrepiece. Collect 105 winning symbols in one tumble sequence and Level 1 starts; hit 130, 155 or 185 and you begin with an x2, x3 or x5 multiplier on all wins. During The Hunt, every level guarantees all six spin features once in a set order, and collecting enough symbols moves you up to Level 5 with extra multiplier steps. There is also a Bonus Buy option that starts The Hunt for 100x the bet.

Bow of Artemis RTP, Volatility And Max Win

Bow of Artemis comes with several RTP settings. The best one is 96.05% in standard play, while the Bonus Buy version sits close behind at 96.02%. Operators can also pick lower setups of 95.02% or 94.05%. That two percent gap makes a real difference over long sessions, so I always check the info screen in real money mode to see which version I am actually spinning.

Volatility in Bow of Artemis is high, and it feels that way in practice. The stated hit frequency is about 23.41%, so roughly one in every 4.27 spins should pay something, often just a small cluster. The Hunt feature appears on average around once every 213 spins on paper. When it lines up, the maths model can reach wins up to 10,000x the stake, which on the top 240 bet is huge money.

Strategy & Tips For Winning in Bow of Artemis

I treat Bow of Artemis as a grind that can explode when The Hunt behaves. I prefer mid stakes with a fixed budget, aiming to survive enough spins to see at least one full feature. I always try the demo first to get used to how the marks and meter work, and I only use Bonus Buy when the bankroll comfortably covers several attempts, as a single purchased Hunt can still pay very little.

Final Thoughts on Bow of Artemis

Bow of Artemis blends cluster pays, symbol collection and a multi-level bonus in a way that keeps me engaged, even through quieter stretches. The art and sound feel polished, and when multiple spin features chain together during The Hunt, the grid can look brilliant. On the flip side, the lack of wilds outside two features and the RTP ranges take some shine off. Even so, for fans of tumble grids, it is well worth a session.

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