Primordial Gods Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Primordial Gods Review

Barbara Bang are a flashy studio that’s capable of launching all sorts of slots, and things are typically very good in terms of audiovisuals and gameplay. We’ve had some issues with the company’s math models in the past, however, and we’ll take a look at that side of Primordial Gods in this review as well. For now, though, we can start by saying that the action takes place across 5 reels, 4 rows and 20 paylines.

The theme of Primordial Gods focuses on Greek gods, and the production values really are out of this world. The gods are all animated, and it’s easy to fall in love with the entire package. It’s clear that the designers knew what they were doing – and the final result is simply brilliant!

Unfortunately, we don’t have any good news for players that were hoping for a rock solid math model. The volatility of Primordial Gods is medium, but the max win is only around 528x your bet. The slot’s hit frequency is then 25.69%, which means that you’ll get a win once per 4 spins on average.

Primordial Gods Slot Features

The game’s paytable features a set of 9 pay symbols, which are divided into 4 low-paying symbols and 5 high-paying symbols. The low-paying symbols offer just card suits, and they pay only up to 1x your bet for a combination. The high-paying symbols are much better. They show five Greek gods, and it won’t surprise you to learn that Zeus is worth the most, paying 7.5x your stake for a five-of-a-kind combination.

For special symbols, there are only Temple Scatters, which can land on reels 1, 3, and 5.

There are no classic Wild symbols in Primordial Gods, but all the high-paying god symbols come in large forms that can even cover entire reels when they show up in full.

If you manage to find 3 Temple Scatters in a single spin, you’ll trigger the Free Spins feature with 8 free spins. There are no retriggers, but the reels won’t contain any low-paying symbols during free spins. Also, you’ll get to pick one of the gods before the actual free spins start. Your chosen symbol will always automatically nudge to become fully visible, which also means that it will turn Wild in the process!

Review Summary

All in all, we have some seriously mixed feelings about Primordial Gods. On one hand, the game looks brilliant, and its free spins are always worth it as well. On the other hand, its math model is nothing to write home about, and Barbara Bang have certainly not improved in that regard since their previous release. Unfortunately, this minus is so big that we can’t give Primordial Gods a general recommendation, no matter how much we like how it looks and feels.

Pros

• Brilliant production values
• High pays can cover entire reels and turn Wild
• Free spins with nudging high pays

Cons

• Disappointing 94.97% RTP
• Low 528x max win

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