Titan Strike (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Titan Strike Slot Overview

I jumped into Titan Strike from Relax Gaming and it’s a straight 5x3 with 15 paylines, wins left to right from reel one. The Ancient Greek backdrop looks tidy and the reel set sits beside a Lightning Strike prize ladder. Stakes run from 0.10 to 180, with a default RTP of 96.09% on a mid-high model. The hook is simple: lightning bolts on the middle reels pay fixed cash prizes, while scatters and a long-term collection layer feed two free spins modes.

Symbols & Paytable in Titan Strike

Low pays are four Greek characters – sigma, psi, omega, delta – worth 8x the bet for a 5-of-a-kind. Premiums are Cyclops, Medusa, the bull, and Zeus, paying 10x to 100x for five. Regular wins hit on the 15 fixed lines, so lining up three or more from the left is the baseline route while you hunt lightning. It’s a clean, retro-leaning set that fits the stone-block reel look and keeps values easy to parse during quick sessions.

The Wild symbol (golden W) hits on all reels, substitutes all regular pays, and is the top single-line payer at 200x for five. It doesn’t stand in for Lightning Strike or scatters. In practice, wild lines carry the base game ceiling, but the real pop comes from stacking line hits with a Lightning Strike prize. I found the mix sensible: simple line maths, a premium range that reaches 100x, and a clear best symbol – all of which help when the features start rolling.

Titan Strike Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x100
	4	x15
	3	x2
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1.2
	5	x15
	4	x4
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	Wild
	5	x200
	4	x30
	3	x10
	Special
	Bonus

Titan Strike: Slot Features

Lightning Strike symbols land on reels 2, 3, and 4. Hitting 3 to 9 of them in view pays a fixed cash prize on the ladder: 1x, 5x, 15x, 40x, 100x, 500x, or 2,000x the bet. It’s quick, readable, and neatly mirrors those scatter-prize ladders that have become popular. In my play, smaller bolt counts show up often enough to keep things ticking, with the bigger steps reserved for the features where extra bolts get added to the strips.

Free Spins arrive when 3 scatters land on the middle reels, granting 10 spins. A lightning strike symbol is fixed to the centre position for the duration, and extra bolts are added, so you reach cash steps with fewer symbols. Each scatter that lands during the round adds +1 spin. With the centre bolt sticky, the grid naturally throws more 3–5 symbol hits on the ladder, and when a line win pairs with a cash prize it gives that chunky, satisfying base-plus-bonus feel.

Super Free Spins trigger when scatters land on reels 2 and 4 with a super scatter on reel 3, awarding 10 spins and a win guarantee. The highest Lightning Strike prize achieved in the feature is then awarded on each remaining spin, on top of any line wins. The centre lightning symbol remains fixed and scatters still add +1 spin. That guarantee adds real weight: once you land, say, a 100x step, it repeats every spin until the round ends.

Collection in Titan Strike

Every time a Lightning Strike symbol lands, the collection meter climbs by +1. It takes 150 bolts to fill a stage. Completing each of the first four stages awards Free Spins, and finishing the fifth awards Super Free Spins. After the fifth stage, the sequence restarts at stage one. This loop nudges long-term play without making short sessions feel pointless, since you still pick up regular Free Spins as each stage completes.

Free Spins triggered by collection are played at the average bet used while gathering bolts within that stage, while Super Free Spins triggered this way use the average across all five stages. It’s a fair way to reflect the stake spread if you vary bets. I liked having that background progress ticking along; it turns stray lightning symbols in the base into meaningful steps, with Super Free Spins acting as the capstone for completing the full cycle.

Bonus Buy in Titan Strike

If you don’t fancy waiting, Free Spins cost 40x the bet and Super Free Spins cost 80x. Buying the regular round nudges RTP to 96.45%, while the super buy runs at 96.50%. The pricing is sensible for a ladder-led game and lines up with how the maths feels: the super round carries that win guarantee, so paying the premium makes sense if you want the heavy hitters without grinding the meter.

RTP, Volatility and Win Potential in Titan Strike

On the numbers side, Titan Strike runs at 96.09% RTP by default, mid-high volatility (4/5), and a hit frequency of 27.35%, so you see wins a touch more often than every four spins on average. One of the Free Spins features triggers roughly once in 136 spins. The setup is 5x3 with 15 lines and stakes from 0.10 to 180. It’s a straightforward package with a prize ladder that clearly communicates risk versus reward.

The max win reaches 5,010x the bet, with the ladder itself topping at 2,000x for nine bolts. In Super Free Spins, hitting a higher ladder step early can snowball thanks to the win guarantee that repeats that best cash prize on every remaining spin. Throw in premium line wins and the fixed centre bolt, and you’ve got enough headroom to produce punchy rounds without drifting into impossible territory.

Titan Strike: Slot Verdict

Titan Strike takes a familiar scatter-prize idea and gives it legs with the centre bolt, the win guarantee in the super round, and a proper collection loop that feeds real features. The visuals are solid, the ladder is readable, and the buy options are priced fairly. It won’t suit players chasing monster caps, but the 5,010x ceiling and steady hit rate fit the format. I stuck around because the meter kept me engaged and the super round felt worth the effort.