Divine Divas

Play'n GO frames Divine Divas around the rivalry between Athena, Hera and Aphrodite, three goddesses squabbling over which of them deserves to be called fairest. The reels sit inside a cloud-bound Greek sanctuary, all sun-warmed marble columns, ivy-wrapped pillars and braziers glowing at the edges of the grid, giving the game a softer, more pastel look than most mythology-themed slots.

Wins form across a 5x5 grid using a scatter-pays system rather than fixed lines: land six or more matching symbols anywhere on the matrix and they pay out, then vanish so the remaining symbols tumble down to fill the gaps, a chain that keeps going for as long as new combinations appear. Diamonds, clubs, spades, hearts and hexagons make up the low-value symbols, paying 10x to 20x the bet for fourteen or more matches, while the three goddesses themselves sit at the top of the paytable, each worth 100x for the same fourteen-symbol threshold. Six-of-a-kind combinations pay a much smaller 0.1x to 0.4x.

A Tri-Symbol acts as a roaming wild for whichever high-pay goddess appears on that spin, substituting for her once and lighting up in her colour when it lands in a winning combination; complete the set by having all three goddesses use a Tri-Symbol and it pays out 1x to 5x the stake. Mystery symbols can also appear on an initial spin, never on a tumble, always in groups of at least five, and reveal either a goddess symbol or a Tri-Symbol underneath.

Three or more scatters open a pick screen where players choose which goddess leads the free spins: Athena hands out 16 spins with a chance for revealed goddesses to turn golden and carry a x2, x3 or x5 multiplier; Hera gives 12 spins where golden reveals always carry x5; and Aphrodite offers just 6 spins but guarantees a mystery symbol on every one of them. The round can extend itself up to a cap of 75 spins in total.

Divine Divas carries a 5,000x maximum win against high volatility, and Play'n GO has built in several RTP settings running from 96.25% down to 84.25%, so the figure used can vary by operator. Stakes run from 0.10 up to 100 per spin.