Power Balls Slot Review

Power Balls (Endorphina) Review

Power Balls drops you straight into a bright fairytale galaxy, with crystal peaks, starry skies and a quirky Power Crew of panda, kitten, shark, pig and bird floating around the reels. The game runs on a 6x5 grid with scatter pays and cascading wins, so symbols pay anywhere as long as you land enough of them, then explode and drop away, giving that chained win feel slot fans expect from this style.

Free Games with multiplier balls and lightning bolt symbols sit at the heart of Power Balls, adding bursts of action when they land. On paper the 3,000x max win and non-sticky multipliers keep it more restrained than some scatter slots, yet I still found the swings fairly wild. It feels aimed at players who enjoy candy-style grids and are happy to trade sheer potential for a slightly smoother ride.

Endorphina Power Balls Game Details & Features

Endorphina Power Balls landed in January 2025 and sits in the studio’s usual range of stat lines. The RTP is 96.12% in standard play, which feels fair for a high volatility grid game. Bets start at 0.20 and go up to 100 per spin, while the top payout caps at 3,000x stake, so it is more about frequent bursts of medium hits than ultra rare monster screens.

The core feature set in Power Balls sticks with scatter pays on a 6x5 layout and cascading drops after each hit. There are no wilds, but multiplier balls appear randomly with values up to x100 and these apply to the total tumble win. Lightning bolt icons clear symbols away to create space, which comes into play during Free Games. As usual with this provider, there is also a simple gamble feature for those who like pressing their luck.

Power Balls Symbols and Paytable

In Power Balls the paytable follows the scatter-pay model, so you need at least eight matching balls anywhere. The golden scatter star sits on top, paying 3x, 5x or 100x for four, five or six plus symbols. Below that, the premium balls can pay up to 50x your stake for twelve or more in view, dropping to 25x for ten to eleven and 10x for eight or nine landing together on the grid.

Mid-range symbols in Power Balls follow a gentle step down. One set pays up to 25x for twelve or more, 10x for ten to eleven and 2.5x for eight or nine. The next group reaches 15x, 5x and 2x on the same hit sizes, while another pays 12x, 2x and 1.5x. You feel the difference during long cascades, where several clusters often land at once and add up nicely.

The lowest tiers in Power Balls cover the smaller coloured balls. Payouts slide from 10x, 1.5x and 1x down through 8x, 1.2x and 0.8x, then 5x, 1x and 0.5x, 4x, 0.9x and 0.4x, and finally 2x, 0.75x and 0.25x for twelve, ten to eleven, or eight to nine. On their own they are modest, yet when big multipliers land, even these little clusters can carry surprising weight.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	6+	x100
	5	x5
	4	x3
	12+	x50
	10+	x25
	8+	x10
	12+	x25
	10+	x10
	8+	x2.5
	12+	x15
	10+	x5
	8+	x2
	12+	x12
	10+	x2
	8+	x1.5
	12+	x10
	10+	x1.5
	8+	x1
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.2
	8+	x0.8
	12+	x5
	10+	x1
	8+	x0.5
	12+	x4
	10+	x0.9
	8+	x0.4
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.75
	8+	x0.25

Bonus Buy Feature in Power Balls

Bonus Buy Feature in Power Balls lets you skip the grind and jump straight into Free Games for 100x your current bet, running at a slightly lower 95.32% RTP. Naturally you can also trigger the round by landing four or more bonus stars, which awards ten spins. Multiplier balls up to x100 and lightning bolts that wipe symbols away shape the round, though multipliers reset each spin, keeping bonus bursts sharp rather than marathon-like.

Bonus Buy Feature

Free Games With the buy feature, you can play free Fames with extra multipliers at any time.
Feature Cost:	x100 Bet
RTP:	95.32%
Volatility:	-

Power Balls Demo Version

Power Balls Demo Version is worth a few long sessions before staking real money, especially if you are not used to high variance scatter pays. The free mode mirrors the full game, so you can see how often cascades chain, how the multipliers land, and how quickly the balance swings. I like using it to test different bet sizes and to judge whether the 3,000x cap feels acceptable for my bankroll.

The demo version of Power Balls also gives a good feel for performance on mobile or desktop, plus how comfortable the autoplay and gamble buttons are for you. Because the slot can produce long dry patches between features, I always check in free play whether that rhythm suits my patience level. Once you are happy with the swings and pacing, switching to real stakes feels far less of a blind jump.

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