Invictus

What Invictus has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Invictus 13 times across 13 separate bonus hunts between 22 May 2026 and 24 Aug 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 13 opens the median result was 74.4× the bet, against 50.1× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 677.5×. 4 of those 13 opens were 100× or better. 13 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

Hacksaw Gaming takes its title from the Latin for unconquered, setting Invictus inside a crumbling, statue-lined temple built from weathered stone. The grayscale, high-contrast art style picks out marble-carved character busts against bright orange and green backdrops, with lightning and drifting fog keeping the ruins feeling suitably ominous throughout.

The action runs on a 5x4 grid across 14 paylines, evaluated left to right from the first reel, with bets from 0.10 to 100 a spin. Card royals from 10 to Ace make up the low-value symbols and pay 1x the bet for five in a row, while four character busts serve as the premiums, worth between 2x and 10x for a full line. Wilds land anywhere on the grid, replace any regular symbol, and pay 10x the bet for five of a kind.

Pantheon Multipliers sit beside every row: a visible multiplier from x1 to x100 changes on the left before each spin and freezes once a respin sequence starts, while a hidden multiplier of x2 to x20 on the right only shows itself after a five-of-a-kind win, and the two values then multiply together onto that line's payout. Those respins come from Olympian Respins, which holds any winning high-value or wild symbols in place while the rest of the grid spins again, continuing for as long as new high-value wins keep forming or empty spaces remain; low-paying wins pay out immediately, while wins built from held premium symbols only settle once the sequence ends, and a five-wild line is paid twice — once on landing, once again when the respins finish.

Three scatters trigger Temple of Jupiter, ten free spins that run on the base game's rules with better odds of higher multipliers; four scatters instead open Immortal Gains, the same ten spins but with the left-hand multiplier locked to a minimum of x5. Landing five scatters unlocks Dominus Maximus, a hidden bonus that keeps the Immortal Gains rules and adds a third, middle multiplier of x2 to x20 — the left and middle values multiply together and apply to any win of three or more symbols, with all three multipliers active whenever five matching symbols land. Two or three scatters landing inside any of the three bonus rounds add two or four extra spins respectively.

Buying in costs 3x the bet for a spin five times likelier to trigger any bonus, or 50x to guarantee a high-value win outright; a straight purchase runs 100x for the Temple of Jupiter round and 200x if Immortal Gains is the one wanted. Hacksaw rates Invictus as high volatility, 4 out of 5, with a hit frequency of 28%, a default RTP of 96.24% across four listed configurations down to 88.27%, and a maximum win of 10,000x the bet.