Power of Gods™: Valhalla (Wazdan) – Review & Demo Play

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Power of Gods: Valhalla drops me into a 4x4, 16-position grid wrapped in Norse myth, with Odin, Thor, Freya and Heimdall front and centre. It runs at 96.23% RTP with high volatility and a capped max of 2,145x stake. The package feels very much in line with the series, and the whole thing steers me toward the Hold the Jackpot bonus. I can tune pace and variance, which suits short bursts or longer sessions, and the theme work ties neatly into the symbol set.

The base model uses a pay-anywhere style for top symbols, so full screen hits matter, while bonus coins drive the feature chase. What keeps me involved is how Wazdan’s toolbox sits around the core: Volatility Levels for three swing settings, Ultra Fast Mode when I want speed, and Energy Saving Mode for mobile. It is a compact grid with a clear goal, and that clarity helps when I am nudging the balance toward the big round.

Power of Gods: Valhalla Slot Features

Few providers let me tailor a session like this. Volatility Levels give low, standard or high swing, and I can switch the reel pace from calm to rapid without touching the maths. The Unique Gamble Feature sits after any win, offering a 50/50 shot to double payouts up to seven times, which can turn tidy base hits into proper results. Ultra Fast Mode trims animation time, and Energy Saving Mode helps draw out battery life on a phone.

The grid itself stays 16 positions, and the best base game shots come from pay-anywhere premium stacks, with the top symbol reaching 200x for a full screen. Still, the heartbeat here is the Hold the Jackpot round. The base game builds toward it via bonus coins, and there is a neat stickiness twist that teases triggers. I like how every lever points at the same target, so the rhythm never feels scattered.

Hold the Jackpot in Power of Gods: Valhalla

Six or more bonus symbols in view trigger Hold the Jackpot. Land three to five on a spin and they stick for one spin, which often tips the count over the line. When it triggers, the grid clears to 16 single spots, the activating coins lock in, and I get three respins. Any new non-blank symbol resets the counter to three. The feature ends when I fill the screen or the respins run out.

Bonus symbols come in two camps. Cash symbols carry 1x to 10x, plus 12x and 15x stake. Jackpot symbols land as Mini 20x, Minor 50x, and Major 150x. Each new symbol that lands sticks, so columns of values build slowly, and the audio punch when a coin hits sells the tension. I have had rounds where a single late jackpot coin swung the total from flat to decent right at the wire.

Fill all 16 positions and the game awards a 1,000x Grand Jackpot. That sits on top of the sum of all sticky symbols already collected, yet the overall payout is hard-capped at 2,145x stake. On paper that ceiling is modest, but the round hits often enough with solid symbol values that I still chase it. The stop-start flow of three respins, reset, and push for a full board is the core loop.

Power of Gods: Valhalla Buy Feature

When I do not fancy waiting, the Buy Feature offers three entries to Hold the Jackpot. Standard volatility costs 70x and starts with six sticky cash coins. High volatility costs 150x and adds two random symbols, which can switch into cash or jackpots. Extreme volatility costs 300x and adds four random symbols on top of the six coins. I use Standard for steadier returns and Extreme when I want pure sweat from the first spin.

Symbols in Power of Gods: Valhalla

The hammer of Thor acts as the wild, standing in for regular pay symbols. Premium faces are Odin, Thor, Freya and Heimdall, and they use a pay-anywhere model on the 16-position grid. Land 16 matching premiums and payouts range between 40x and 200x stake, with Odin topping the set. Bonus coins drive the feature and carry either cash values of 1x to 10x, 12x, 15x or fixed jackpots at 20x, 50x and 150x. It is a clean, readable table.

Power of Gods™: Valhalla Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	16	x200
	15	x50
	14	x25
	13	x15
	12	x10
	11	x6
	10	x4
	9	x3
	8	x2
	16	x100
	15	x40
	14	x20
	13	x14
	12	x9
	11	x5
	10	x3
	9	x2
	8	x1
	16	x60
	15	x30
	14	x18
	13	x12
	12	x8
	11	x4.5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1.5
	8	x1
	16	x40
	15	x20
	14	x15
	13	x10
	12	x6
	11	x4
	10	x2
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	16	x25
	15	x15
	14	x10
	13	x8
	12	x5
	11	x3
	10	x1.5
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x15
	15	x10
	14	x8
	13	x5
	12	x3
	11	x2
	10	x1.2
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x12
	15	x8
	14	x6
	13	x4
	12	x2.5
	11	x1.5
	10	x0.8
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	16	x8
	15	x6
	14	x4.5
	13	x3
	12	x2
	11	x1.2
	10	x0.6
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	Special
	Wild

The 200 Spins Power of Gods: Valhalla Slot Experience

On a 200-spin session I saw a couple of chunky premium clusters, but the real action came after an Extreme Buy. The board filled up slowly, with a late Major dropping to lift the total. The sticky-one-spin mechanic did its job in the base game too, nudging a few near-misses into triggers. The audio thump as coins land sells the climb, and while not every round flies, the reset-to-three loop kept me locked in.

Review Summary

Power of Gods: Valhalla is built around Hold the Jackpot, and it does that job well. The 96.23% RTP, high volatility and 2,145x cap set clear expectations, and the mix of sticky teases, pay-anywhere premiums and the gamble keeps the base game from going stale. I rate the three Buy entries, as they let me pick between steadier shaping or a high-wire push the moment I enter.

If you want a Norse slot that focuses on one signature feature and supports it with proper session controls, this sits right in the pocket. The Grand Jackpot sits at 1,000x, values on coins are fair, and the cap will divide opinion. For me, the pace options, Volatility Levels and that clean 4x4 clarity make it an easy pick when I fancy a compact, bonus-led grind.