Legends of Olympia (Genii) – Review & Demo Play

Legends of Olympia Introduction

As soon as I saw Legends of Olympia, I expected Ancient Greece and that’s exactly what you get. It’s a five-reel slot with 50 fixed paylines from Saucify, packed with Wilds, Scatters, Free Spins and Multipliers. The setup is straightforward, and I settled in quickly. Wins land with lively animations, which helps the pace. I stuck to demo play while testing features, spinning through the controls, paytable and bonus round to see how it behaves across base game spins and the free games feature.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack in Legends of Olympia

Legends of Olympia opens in the Olympic stadium with athletes lined up to show off running, jumping and throwing events. The look is serviceable rather than glossy, and the graphics are less than inspiring, though the animations during winning combinations are fun and keep things lively. Historical sticklers won’t find accuracy here, with women competing throughout. The soundtrack loops quickly and becomes repetitive, so I headed to the Settings menu for the mute button after a short while and let the reels do the talking.

The interface is clean and the game controls are intuitive, even if you’re new to online slots. All 50 paylines are fixed, so the only choice is wager, set via coin value and coins per line in the menu. Autoplay is accessible there too, letting you run long sessions with up to 999 automatic spins, and you can cancel with a tap on Spin. The rules and paytable sit behind the ‘I’ button, which is handy when you’re checking symbol values mid-session.

Legends of Olympia RTP & Volatility

Saucify haven’t published the key game data here, so the RTP and volatility for Legends of Olympia are not known from the source. That’s why I won’t push real-money play. Some listings put RTP at 90.2%, and several reviewers flag it as low RTP with low big win potential, which backs up caution. Either way, I used the demo to experiment with stake sizes and the bonus round frequency, rather than risking a bankroll on a game that doesn’t share its numbers.

Bet Sizes & Paytable Wins in Legends of Olympia

Betting is simple. Coin value ranges from 0.01 to 0.25, and you can place up to five coins per payline. With 50 fixed lines that gives a total wagering range from 0.50 up to 62.50 per spin. You need at least three matching symbols on a line from left to right for a win, with two exceptions. The javelin and the discus throwers pay from two of a kind. Line wins are paid as multiples of the line bet, while Scatters pay off the total stake.

Symbol values step up nicely across medals, stadium and athletes. The urn pays 3x to 10x, bronze and silver medals climb to 20x and 40x, and gold can reach 100x. The Olympic stadium goes up to 125x, while athletes like the long jumper and runner hit 150x and 200x. The boxer pays up to 500x, the charioteer 1000x, the javelin thrower 3000x, and the discus thrower tops the table at 6000x. The laurel wreath Scatter pays 15x, 50x or 100x your total wager.

One key detail from the paytable is how the bonus round changes the maths. Because every free spin win is doubled, the premium line hits scale up. For example, five-of-a-kind discus throwers across a payline pay 6,000x your bet, and during Free Spins that doubles to 12,000x. The laurel Scatter continues to pay its 15x, 50x and 100x multipliers off the total wager regardless. It’s where the slot can spike, even if the base game often feels steady and methodical.

Legends of Olympia Bonus Features & Free Spins

There are two Wild symbols. The male torch bearer appears only on reel 2, while the female torch bearer shows up on reel 4. When either lands, if they can contribute to a winning combination they expand to cover the entire reel. Stacked like that, they often connect several lines at once, throwing up multiple wins from a single spin. It’s a neat touch in the base game and helps tide you over while waiting for Scatters.

The free spins bonus comes from three or more laurel wreath Scatters anywhere in view. The number of Scatters dictates the award, giving 10 for three, 15 for four, and 20 for five. Throughout the feature every win is subject to a 2x multiplier, so even modest line hits feel more meaningful. You can retrigger by landing another three or more Scatters during the round, which adds more spins on top. Most of my better runs came from this feature rather than the base game.

Legends of Olympia Overall Review

Legends of Olympia lands the theme well enough, but the general standard of the artwork lags and the soundtrack grates after a bit. Expanded Wilds do their job and can throw up generous lines, and the doubled wins during Free Spins are welcome. Without published volatility and with a low RTP tag in some listings, I kept to demo play. There’s no progressive jackpot and the big win potential feels capped, so I’d file this as a casual spin rather than a serious earner.