Power of Gods™: Medusa Slot Review

Game Info for Power of Gods: Medusa

Power of Gods: Medusa is a 5 reel, 10 payline slot based on Greek mythology, set in the lair of the infamous Gorgon. The official stats keep things fairly straightforward, with high volatility, 96.18 percent RTP and wins capped at 2500x the bet. The game sits in Wazdan’s Power of Gods series, so I went in expecting slick visuals and punchy bonus action.

The layout is classic but the pace can be tweaked. I can pick from different Volatility Levels, shifting from frequent smaller hits to rarer, punchier payouts, which suits my mood and bankroll. On paper the numbers might not scare seasoned high risk players, yet with jackpot rounds reaching 2000x and extra line wins on top, the totals can still hit pretty hard.

Features in Power of Gods: Medusa

In Power of Gods: Medusa the feature list is stacked with quality of life options that suit long sessions. Energy Saving Mode helps on mobile, while Ultra Fast Mode cuts back on animations so I can grind spins at a serious clip without changing RTP. There is also a Buy Feature, so when I get impatient I can jump straight into the Hold the Jackpot round.

Symbols in Power of Gods: Medusa

The reels in Power of Gods: Medusa are packed with characters from the myth, and they are not just for show. Medusa herself appears as a wild symbol, stepping in for regular pays to complete winning lines. Perseus, Athena and Poseidon handle the premium positions, with the famous mirror like shield acting as the bonus symbol. That shield is what you need if you want a shot at the jackpot feature.

Low value wins come from the Greek style A, K, Q, J and 10 symbols, which keep the base game ticking over between better hits. Once the bonus kicks in, special symbols take centre stage. Regular bonus icons pay 1x to 10x, 12x or 15x stake, while Mini, Minor and Major jackpot symbols sit on 20x, 50x and 150x. The important pieces are Medusa, Mystery and Medusa Mystery symbols.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x40
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x0.8
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.4
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	Bonus
	Wild

Power of Gods: Medusa Slot Features and Hold the Jackpot

Hold the Jackpot is the heart of Power of Gods: Medusa, and triggering it is all about landing six or more blank mirror bonus symbols. Some arrive with a number up to nine, and those stay sticky for that many spins, which helps tease the feature in the base game. When it lands, the screen clears to a 5 by 3 bonus grid and the triggering symbols lock in place.

You start the round with three respins, and every new non blank symbol that appears resets the counter back to three. Standard bonus symbols carry cash values between 1x and 10x, plus 12x and 15x stake. Mini, Minor and Major jackpot symbols are worth 20x, 50x and 150x stake. Fill all fifteen positions with any mix of bonus and jackpot symbols and the game awards a 2000x Grand Jackpot on top.

The smart twist lies in the Medusa style modifiers. A Medusa symbol gathers all current values from standard bonus and other Medusa symbols, while ordinary Mystery symbols can switch into regular bonus, Medusa or jackpot icons. Medusa Mystery symbols go straight for a jackpot. Overall potential sits at 2500x stake, which feels modest, so I usually stick with the standard volatility setting to keep the feature hitting at a decent pace.

The 200 Spins Power of Gods: Medusa Slot Experience

When I put Power of Gods: Medusa through a 200 spin session, the base game behaved much as I expected. Medusa wilds helped line up a few tidy hits, but nothing more than single spin payouts. I decided to buy the high volatility version of Hold the Jackpot and hit the Major jackpot from a Medusa Mystery symbol. The round still felt swingy, yet that moment made the grind worthwhile.

Review Summary for Power of Gods: Medusa

After some time with Power of Gods: Medusa, I rate it as a polished but fairly lean slot. Wazdan have nailed game pace once again, and the choice between three speed settings and different volatility levels means I can shape how wild the ride gets. Countdown bonus symbols that stick for up to nine spins give the base game a bit of extra tension while chasing the feature.

The weak spot is the prize ceiling. Max win of 2500x stake, with base game hits capped around 400x, feels a touch light when compared with many high variance titles. That said, the Hold the Jackpot round, themed presentation and adjustable maths still kept me playing longer than I planned. For me it is a solid choice when I fancy some Greek myth flavour without extreme risk.

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