Vikings Go To Olympus Slot Review

Vikings Go To Olympus Slot Review

Vikings Go To Olympus throws Yggdrasil’s Viking crew into a straight clash with Greek gods, and it works better than I expected. On a 5x4 grid with 25 paylines, you sail between Poseidon in the base game and Zeus in free spins, with thunder, waves, and angry shouts filling the screen. Stakes run from 10p to £100, with mid‑high volatility, 6,000x max win, and a 96% top RTP setting.

What grabbed me early on was how tightly the features are tied to the theme. WildFight battles turn Vikings into sticky wilds, RushingWilds ramp up wild multipliers, and Rage Collection keeps you edging towards a Berzerk free spins round. The whole package feels punchy rather than overwhelming, so I could grind Rage on smaller bets or slam the Bonus Buy when I fancied a more direct shot at the action.

Symbols and Payouts in Vikings Go To Olympus

All symbols in Vikings Go To Olympus stick to the Norse and Greek war theme, which helps the slot feel cohesive even when the grid is busy. You have four low‑pay weapons and four Viking character symbols as the premiums. Wins land when three to five matching symbols hit from the leftmost reel across any of the 25 fixed paylines, paying between 0.1x and 10x your bet for full lines.

The low‑pay icons are Sword, Oxbow, Axes, and Halberd. Sword and Oxbow pay 0.1x to 1x your stake for three to five of a kind, while Axes and Halberd step that up to 0.2x to 1.5x. Values are not huge on paper, but with stacked appearances, WildFights and multipliers, those little lines can still do some work when the grid fills the right way.

The high‑pay symbols are the four Vikings framed in blue, green, purple, and red. For a five‑symbol hit, they pay 6x, 7x, 8x, and 10x the bet respectively, so seeing red frames across a line always perks me up. The golden wild symbol substitutes for all regular paytable icons to complete or extend wins and is the core of every big combo in this slot.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x10
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x8
	4	x3.5
	3	x1.8
	5	x7
	4	x3
	3	x1.6
	5	x6
	4	x2.5
	3	x2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.1

Base Game & Features in Vikings Go To Olympus

Base Game & Features in Vikings Go To Olympus lean heavily on WildFight. In both base game and free spins, Viking symbols take on Poseidon or Zeus; if they win, they transform into sticky wilds. One scatter triggers a WildFight Respin where all high‑pay symbols fight and can stick for a single respin, while two scatters award Rushing Wild Respins with fights, sticky wilds, and a flat x2 multiplier on every wild.

Rage Collection adds a long‑term layer to Vikings Go To Olympus. Every regular symbol can land with a coin sub‑symbol that adds points to the meter for its linked Viking, with low pays granting 1 point and highs 2 points. Fill a Viking’s meter and they go Berzerk in the next free spins, always winning WildFights and cranking up the chance of actually triggering the bonus round. On dead spins, Zeus can also pitch in with extra points or scatters.

If you play in a jurisdiction that allows it, Vikings Go To Olympus also comes with a Bonus Buy. The standard option costs 65x your bet for 10 free spins, while the pricier 390x option gives you 10 free spins with a random Viking already Berzerk. I tend to use the cheaper one when my manual grind has not been filling Rage meters fast enough.

Bonus Buy Feature

10 Free Spins 10 Free Spins for 65x bet .
Feature Cost:	x65 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-
10 Free Spins 10 Free Spins + Random Berzerk for 390x bet.
Feature Cost:	x390 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-

Free Spins in Vikings Go To Olympus

Free Spins in Vikings Go To Olympus kick in when three, four, or five scatters land, awarding 6, 8, or 10 spins. A WildFight happens on every spin; any Viking that wins turns into a sticky wild for the rest of the round. Each new sticky wild adds +1 to the multiplier on all existing wilds, with multipliers stacking when several wilds sit in the same line. Extra scatters during the feature add +1 free spin apiece.

Vikings Go To Olympus RTP & Volatility

Vikings Go To Olympus RTP & Volatility sit in a sweet spot for regular play, though there are several settings. Official figures range from 90.50% up to 96%, so I always check the information panel before committing. The slot is tagged as medium to high volatility with a 6,000x max win, and that matches my sessions: long spells of modest returns broken up by stickier screens of wilds where things can get spicy fast.

How to Win at Vikings Go To Olympus

How to Win at Vikings Go To Olympus is straightforward from a mechanics point of view. Set your bet between £0.10 and £100, spin, and line up three or more matching symbols from the leftmost reel along any payline. Auto‑play covers the grind nicely if your jurisdiction allows it. What matters more is managing Rage Collection, because Berzerk Vikings in free spins are where this slot can really open up.

My own approach is to play at a mid‑range stake and let the Rage meters climb across all four Vikings, rather than hammering Bonus Buy every time. When one or two meters are close to full, I sometimes edge the bet up for a session or two so any resulting free spins feel meaningful. There is no trick to guaranteed wins here; it is about letting the features interact over time.

Our Verdict on Vikings Go To Olympus

Our Verdict on Vikings Go To Olympus is that it is a solid entry in the Vikings Go line, even if it trims some of the madness from earlier chapters. Treasure Chests have gone, and the max win is lower than in the most explosive instalments, but Rage Collection, WildFight, and RushingWilds keep that familiar, scrappy feel. Visually and aurally it hits hard, with Zeus and Poseidon barking threats every few spins.

From a gambler’s point of view, the game shines when you manage to chain WildFights, sticky wilds, and rising multipliers in the same sequence of spins. Those windows can be rare, but when the grid fills with Berzerk Vikings and upgraded wilds, 6,000x does not feel far away. If you like controlled aggression rather than pure insanity, Vikings Go To Olympus earns a spot in the rotation.

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