Forge of Olympus Review
Forge of Olympus is a pay-anywhere tumbler on a 6×5 grid where multiplier symbols are added up at the end of each tumble sequence.
Multipliers
Each multiplier symbol takes a value from 2× to 100×. When the tumbles end, all multipliers on screen are added together and multiply the sequence's win.
Forge of Olympus Features
Many ways in
Besides the ante bet, the demo lists four buy options, each with its own RTP, so players can choose how they enter the bonus.
RTP and maximum win
The demo lists an RTP of 96.25% (96.23% with the ante bet, 96.70% with the second buy option, 96.42% with the first buy option, 96.32% with the fourth buy option, 96.32% with the third buy option). Wins are capped at 5,000× the bet (4,000× with the ante bet). Pragmatic Play rates it high volatility.
Bonus buy
Where the casino allows it, the bonus can be bought; the game shows the price of each option. The ante bet raises the stake by 25% for more bonus chances.
Forge of Olympus Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Multipliers up to 100×
- Several buy options
Limitations
- High volatility
- Many RTP settings to keep track of
Our Verdict
Forge of Olympus suits players who like Sweet Bonanza-style multipliers with more choice in how to reach the bonus.
Forge of Olympus FAQs
How do multipliers work in Forge of Olympus?
Values from 2× to 100× are added together at the end of the tumble sequence and multiply its total win.
What is the RTP of Forge of Olympus?
96.25% in Pragmatic Play's demo data; casinos can run other settings, shown on the game's information screen.
What is the maximum win in Forge of Olympus?
5,000× the bet (4,000× with the ante bet).
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 3 November 2026.
Rules, RTP, volatility, maximum win and buy prices were read from the game's own help files and start-up data in Pragmatic Play's free demo on 3 November 2026. Casinos can run other RTP settings; the game's information screen shows the one in use.
