Pegasus Rising (Blueprint Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Pegasus Rising Review

I’ve spent plenty of time with Pegasus Rising from Blueprint Gaming. It’s a 5x4 video slot with 40 betways in the base game, released on 30/06/2017. The reels can rise to eight symbols high during features, switching play to 80 paylines. Core elements are Wilds, Free Spins, and substitution behaviour. The stated RTP is 95.18% with Med‑High variance, which fits how the game feels. The package mixes a simple base with bursts of expanded play that can swing a session fast.

Enjoy a Mythical Story in Pegasus Rising

I like how Pegasus Rising frames the Greek myth. The Pegasus is shown as a white horse with wings, set against a magical looking forest. Purple and blue dominate the scene, while the soundtrack stays calming. The art leans cartoon‑like yet keeps the majestic feel that suits the theme. It looks clean on desktop and mobile. Nothing flashy for the sake of it, just a tidy presentation that lets the features carry the pace when they land.

The scene has a fairytale edge, with a light shine across the foliage that fits the make‑believe angle. I get the vibe the studio wanted a fun fictional game first, then layered in the myth touches. It ends up easy to sit with for long spells. I’ve often spun with the sound up, as the music and effects settle you in rather than distract. It’s a simple mood that pairs well with the sudden shifts when the grid expands.

Theme cues pop in without fuss. You’ll see Zeus, hints of lightning, and general magic across the set, but it never gets cluttered. The interface keeps things readable, so when the reels extend there’s no confusion about line wins. I rate that restraint. It means you focus on the two big moments the game offers, and the look supports those swings instead of fighting them. Style serves function, which suits a slot built around expansion.

Pegasus Rising Symbols and Paytable

The paytable in Pegasus Rising sticks to regular royals for the lows, then shifts to myth picks for the highs. Poseidon, Medusa, and the Kraken sit under Zeus, who is the most paying symbol on standard lines. Pegasus acts as the Wild and substitutes for other symbols. You don’t need a long list to get the picture. Once the grid grows, those same icons scale well across the extra rows, so stacked hits on the gods can turn tidy when expansion kicks in.

Pegasus Rising Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x3
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x2
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	Scatter

Fly Across the Reels with the Pegasus in Pegasus Rising

The headline mechanic is the Pegasus Wild spins. Land three Pegasus symbols and you’ll get three Wild spins on an expanded grid. The reels rise to eight symbols high, lines move to 80, and any Pegasus Wilds stay where they are for the feature. I’ve had runs where a single extra Wild landing early set up tidy line coverage. It’s short and sharp by design, so the outcome hinges on placement more than long grind.

Then there’s the Colossal Streak. When any symbol lands stacked on reel one, the grid increases by four rows, again giving 80 paylines. It mirrors the free spin layout and can throw in a flurry of line hits off a single start if the follow‑up drops align. I rate it as the momentum play in the base. You’re spinning along on 40 lines, then the screen stretches and the next few drops decide whether the streak pays its way.

Be Part of Greek Mythology with Pegasus Rising

For me, Pegasus Rising works because the flow is simple and the spikes are clear. Base play is steady on 40 lines, and the two expansion triggers are where the slot shows its hand. I’ve seen regular small pays and the odd burst that catches you out, which suits a Med‑High profile. It won’t bury you in mini features. It gives you two levers and lets variance speak when the screen grows.

The 95.18% RTP sits in the mid bracket and could be higher, but the design and the way the expanded phases operate make that trade workable. Stakes start at 0.50 per spin, so testing the rhythm is easy. If you like a fantasy theme done with clean lines and a compact feature set, this one fits. I keep it in the rotation for short sessions when I fancy a quick shot at expanded screens.