Power Vault (Push Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Introduction to Power Vault Slot

Power Vault is Push Gaming’s throwback 3-reel, 3-row fruit machine with a modern cash collect twist. I found it light on theatrics and focused on prize symbols, with a funky soundtrack setting the pace. Wins land on 5 paylines, but the real hook is lining Instant Prize or Jackpot symbols on reels 1 and 3 with a Collector on the middle reel. That loop drives both the base and the feature, while the vault above the grid stores special symbols that can spring into play.

Theme, Gameplay, & Payouts in Power Vault

The 3x3 grid is framed by silver with jackpots stacked on the left and controls on the right, a purple backdrop behind, and a vault perched above. It plays like a classic fruit machine: three-of-a-kind lines across 5 paylines, helped by a diamond wild in the base game. Regular line wins are modest and fairly sparse, so I treat the base as a feeder for collect moments and the bonus trigger, rather than expecting frequent payline hits to carry sessions.

Stakes range from €0.10 to €100 per spin. RTP is offered in variants, with 96.41% as the highest setting; always check the help panel at your venue. Volatility is very low, which is unusual here, and the max win caps at 4,112x. No ante bet or bonus buy is present. The maths leans towards steady top-ups from collected prizes and jackpots, with the occasional pop from a well-timed vault burst or a multipliers-and-additions run in the feature.

Symbols and Payouts in Power Vault

You get eight regular symbols drawn from classic fruits and icons. Berries and Lime pay 1x for 3 of a kind, Orange and Strawberry pay 2x, BAR pays 5x, Double BAR pays 10x, Bell pays 25x, and the Red 7 tops the table at 50x. Payouts are evaluated on the 5 paylines only. Given the 3x3 layout, I find lines arrive in bursts rather than constantly, so the line table supports, rather than defines, the way this slot pays.

The green Diamond Wild appears in the base game, substituting for any pay symbol and paying 50x for three wilds on a line. Instant Prize and Jackpot symbols are not part of the line paytable; they carry their own values and are settled via the Collector when present. That separation matters, as the biggest base-game swings came for me from cash collect sequences rather than pure line hits, with dud symbols replacing collected prizes until the next spin cycles through.

Power Vault Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x50
	3	x25
	3	x10
	3	x5
	3	x2
	3	x2
	3	x1
	3	x1
	Wild
	3	x50
	Bonus

Instant Prize & Jackpot Collection in Power Vault

Instant Prize symbols land only on reels 1 and 3, carrying values between 1x and 25x your stake. Jackpot symbols also appear on the leftmost and rightmost reels, showing Mini 15x, Minor 50x, Mega 100x, or Grand 1,000x. These are available throughout both base and bonus play and sit waiting to be collected; they do not pay on lines. I found the game rhythm revolves around getting a prize on each outer reel at the same time.

The Collector symbol is confined to reel 2. When it lands, it gathers every Instant Prize and Jackpot value in view, and if more than one Collector lands, each instance collects the full set. After collection, Instant Prize symbols are removed and replaced by dud symbols, so you do not get repeated takes from the same positions. This setup keeps the focus on timing and alignment rather than line cascades, and it suits the slot's low-volatility flow.

Power Vault Burst Feature

Every time Instant Prize, Jackpot, or Collector symbols land, they shoot a trail of stars into the Power Vault above the grid. That storage gives a chance for the Power Vault Burst feature to trigger on any spin. When it goes off, the vault throws prize, jackpot, and collector symbols back onto the reels, often completing the left-middle-right setup and awarding the Bonus Game. I've had sessions where this pop saved a slow spell in the base.

Bonus Game in Power Vault

You can trigger the Bonus Game naturally by landing at least one prize or jackpot on reels 1 and 3 together with a Collector on reel 2, or via the Power Vault Burst. It starts with 3 spins, and the counter resets to 3 whenever an Instant Prize or a Collector arrives. Only blanks, prize symbols, jackpots, and collectors appear. I've seen more than one Collector in play, which can stack collections from both outer reels quickly.

An extra 1x3 Enhancer Reels row sits above during the bonus. Multiplier symbols of x2, x3, and x5 can land on all three positions, with x10 possible on the leftmost and rightmost. Multipliers on the left and right apply to the Instant Prize symbols below before those totals are added to active Collectors. A middle Multiplier affects all active Collectors at once, which I found handy when two Collectors had already banked decent values from earlier drops.

Addition symbols can land with values from x1 to x100. On the left and right Enhancer positions, the Addition value increases Instant Prize symbols below before being added to Collectors; on the middle position, the Addition applies to all active Collectors. The best sequences I've had stacked a left or right Multiplier with a beefy Addition before a fresh prize hit, as that order pumped the column prize first, then fed larger totals into both Collectors in one go.

Final Thoughts on Power Vault

Power Vault won’t suit thrill chasers, but I rate it as a tidy low-volatility fruit slot with a smart prize collection loop. The regular line table plays a supporting role; the game comes alive when you connect prizes on reels 1 and 3 with a Collector, or when the vault bursts you into the bonus. With 96.41% top RTP and a 4,112x ceiling, I use it for steady sessions where incremental cash collects keep the balance ticking.