Centurion Megaways (Inspired) – Review & Demo Play

Centurion Megaways Slot Review

I’ve played Centurion Megaways a lot, and it hits that sweet spot between feature-packed fun and Megaways chaos. Inspired Gaming kept the cheerful Roman vibe, layered it onto a 6-reel setup with an extra top reel, and cranked the ways to win up to 117,649. It runs a medium volatile math model with a top prize of 12,500x, so sessions can swing yet still feel fair. The "Maximum Winnus" spirit is intact, and in some versions the demo and bonus buy make testing routes simple.

Centurion Megaways - Theme and Graphics

Visually, it’s the same charming setup: reels framed by Roman columns and cypress trees, backed by green plains and blue sky. The funny centurion hides in the bushes, then leaps out to announce reel modifiers or celebrate a hit. That slapstick touch still works, breaking up quiet spells. The extra reel perched above the grid keeps the Megaways look tidy, and the overall style mirrors the original, which suits fans who wanted the classic Centurion energy with far more ways to hit lines.

The symbols largely carry over with a light refresh. Lows are royals, while premiums include helmet, coins, crossed swords, the Colosseum, chariot, and the logo. Wins land from three-of-a-kind, except the logo, which pays from two, topping the sheet at 50x for six. Then chariot 7.5x; Colosseum or crossed swords 2x; helmet or coins 1.75x; A/K 1x; Q 0.9x; J 0.8x. The wild is a golden wreath on the extra reel only, substitutes as normal, and has no standalone value.

Centurion Megaways Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	6	x50
	5	x25
	4	x10
	3	x5
	2	x2
	6	x7.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x2
	3	x1
	6	x2
	5	x1.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.25
	6	x2
	5	x0.75
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.25
	6	x1.75
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	6	x1.75
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	6	x1
	5	x0.5
	4	x0.25
	3	x0.15
	6	x0.9
	5	x0.5
	4	x0.25
	3	x0.15
	6	x0.8
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Scatter
	Wild

Centurion Megaways - Bonus Features

Centurion Megaways runs the familiar cascade system: any win clears, fresh symbols drop, and chains build. Wilds appear only on the extra reel. The centurion can pop out and slap on a random reel modifier. You can get Mystery Symbols (up to 100 transforming into one symbol), Big Win with a guaranteed 20x, Super Bonus Reels to add scatters, Minimum Ways for a set floor of ways, or Maximum Ways for a full 117,649, which is brilliant when the tumble keeps feeding lines.

Land three or more scatters to fire the Bonus Wheel. It picks one of six features, with more scatters weighting it towards the stronger ones. There’s also a Gamble step, letting you try to upgrade to a better bonus; miss it and you take a Mystery Cash Prize instead. That layer keeps the risk-reward lively, and I’ve had sessions where a modest trigger turned into a cracking feature after a successful push, while other times the consolation prize softened the blow.

Prizes on Parade and Super Prizes on Parade are pick rounds with shields showing cash, arrows, or collect. Regular runs about 10x to 43x; the Super version lifts that to roughly 18x to 65x and can award Free Spins. Caesar's Free Spins grant 6–12 spins with up to 3x, Super Caesar's offers 8–16 with up to 5x; every cascade adds +1 to the multiplier, and 3/4 scatters give +5/+10 spins. Wild Power Spins lock stacked wilds on reels 2–4 (Super adds reel 5), 2x–6x multipliers, no cascades or top reel.

How to play at Centurion Megaways Slot?

Basics are straight: 6 reels vary between 2 and 7 rows per spin, plus a 4-position extra reel, giving 324 to 117,649 ways. Stakes usually range from 0.20 to 20 per spin. I’d start on the demo, set 100 auto spins, and watch for how cascades chain and which premiums matter. Some places include a bonus buy, though it’s not universal. If your balance dips below stake size, Spin Chance can appear, letting you wager remaining credit for one more spin at the current bet.

Centurion Megaways RTP - Be aware of this!

Centurion Megaways runs at 95.9% RTP, which sits a bit below the market’s better figures, paired with a medium model. The house edge is about 4.1%, so over time you’re paying for those frequent modifiers and the six-bonus ladder. The top end at 12,500x helps counter the drag and keeps the ceiling attractive, yet my take is simple: it’s not a high-RTP grinder. Treat it as a feature-led slot with punchy peaks, not a marathon value play.

On bankroll feel, a lower RTP can trim longevity. In rough terms, funds may deplete around 20% faster than a higher-return peer at the same stake. That mirrors my sessions: quiet runs do happen, then a feature can swing it back. If you’re chasing time on device, keep stakes modest; if you’re chasing shots at a chunky ladder prize, accept the trade. Either way, pick the version at 95.9% and play the bonuses you rate most.

The 200 Spins experience in Centurion Megaways

I ran 200 spins to test flow. The first 100 were patchy: modifiers didn’t always land, odd 10x wins helped, but I still saw an 11-spin dry streak and finished that block about 10 down. The second 100 opened with a Bonus Wheel, I took Caesar’s Free Spins, and a tidy 119 win dropped. Later, more modifiers fed small 6x–12x hits, then a late 32x closed it out. Net result was a profit just over 100, classic brutal but generous behaviour.

Centurion Megaways - Verdict

Centurion Megaways nails the classic Centurion vibe while layering on Megaways chaos, a six-strong bonus line-up, and cheeky reel modifiers. The potential at 12,500x is proper, the modifiers keep base game pace snappy, and the gamble step gives control if you like pushing your luck. The flip side is the 95.9% RTP, which is slightly under par, and visuals that stick to the original rather than pushing new ground. I never found it dull, even in quieter patches.

My stance as a regular: I keep it in rotation when I fancy mystery modifiers, a gamble ladder, and multipliers that climb off cascades. It rewards patience, and the "Maximum Winnus" silliness still makes me grin when the centurion bursts out of the bushes. If you want the absolute best return, pick a different plan; if you want a feature-packed Roman romp with proper peaks, this is a sound shout.