Power of Zeus (Mancala Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Power of Zeus (Mancala Gaming) Review

Power of Zeus plays on a 5x3 grid with 20 fixed paylines, set in a Greek temple above the clouds. Zeus stands by the reels with crackling lightning and a choral soundtrack carries each spin. Stakes range from €0.10 to €18 per spin. Above the reels sit four progressive jackpots that tick up as you play. The presentation is clean and bold, and it places the god of thunder centre stage without getting in the way of the core line-based play.

The base game leans on stacked multiplier wilds that can land across any reel and apply x2 or x3 to line wins. The second pillar is a Hold & Earn Jackpot Game with three respins, where coins and jackpot symbols stick. The headline figure is a 53,000x max win, while the RTP sits at 95 percent. Volatility feels high. Quality of life options include turbo spins, autoplay, and clickable symbols that reveal coin values during the feature.

Power of Zeus Symbols and Paytable

Premium symbols follow the theme: winged sandals pay the most, joined by a gold trophy, a golden harp, and a classic Greek vase. Five of a kind on these awards between 5x and 50x your stake, depending on the symbol. Low pays are the usual royals, J through A, and they deliver smaller line hits. Payouts flow left to right on all 20 lines, so standard matching runs are what you chase in the base game.

Zeus acts as the wild. It substitutes for regular pay symbols, can land as a single icon or as a stacked strip that fills a reel, and carries a x2 or x3 multiplier. The multiplier applies to any line win the wild helps create. Wilds can appear on all five reels, and a line made solely of wilds pays the same as the top-tier winged sandals, which gives the symbol genuine top-line value during streaky spells.

The feature symbols are coins and jackpot tokens. Coin symbols show cash values of 1x to 10x and only pay during the Jackpot Game, where they lock in place. Jackpot tokens are collected in the bonus to step through the prize ladder. Collecting one to five of them awards, in order, the 5x, Mini, Minor, Major, or Grand jackpot. Filling the grid does not add a separate prize beyond any accumulated wins and the jackpot tier reached.

Power of Zeus Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x50
	4	x25
	3	x10
	5	x25
	4	x10
	3	x5
	5	x12.5
	4	x7.5
	3	x4
	5	x5
	4	x4
	3	x3
	5	x4
	4	x3
	3	x2.5
	5	x3
	4	x2.5
	3	x2
	5	x2.5
	4	x2
	3	x1.5
	5	x2
	4	x1.5
	3	x1
	Wild
	5	x50
	4	x25
	3	x10
	Collect, Special
	Collect

Power of Zeus Features

You trigger the Jackpot Game by landing six or more coins and or jackpot symbols in view. The grid clears except for the triggers, you get three respins, and each new coin or jackpot token resets the counter to three. Only blanks, coin values, and jackpot tokens appear. Jackpots rise between base spins and pay when you collect the required number of tokens, with five awarding the Grand alongside any coin totals. Stacked multiplier wilds carry the base throughout.

Power of Zeus Winning Potential

The maths has bite. RTP is 95 percent, which sits below the common bar, and variance is high to very high. My sessions swung quite a bit. I saw the Jackpot Game early, then went through a longer patch before it returned. The base game can grind for stretches, but stacked wilds with x2 or x3 multipliers can swing outcomes when they line up across multiple reels. It is a stop start rhythm that suits patient bankrolls.

The top win is capped at 53,000x, which is the studio's headline figure for this release. Four progressive jackpots grow with every base spin and are displayed above the reels. There are no in-game free spins, so the bonus chase is focused on the Hold & Earn loop. Betting is flexible from €0.10 to €18 per spin. The Jackpot Game ends when respins expire, the board fills, or the win cap hits, and coins always carry clear values.

Our Verdict on Power of Zeus

I like the stacked multipliers and the straight hold-and-win structure, and the four progressive jackpots give steady long-run targets. The flipside is a familiar Greek skin and a base that can feel static between events. Zeus looks the part but rarely steps in, aside from wild animations, and frequent bonus teases can grate. If you want a clean line game with a simple jackpot loop and a big top cap, this does the job without fuss.