Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO Slot Review
Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO is a coin-collector that bets everything on a single question: which colour lands? All For One Studios has split one hold-and-win round into red, green and blue variants, and the game only really comes alive when more than one arrives together. Between those moments, the reels themselves have very little to say.
It’s a 5×3 grid with 40 fixed paylines, 96.20% RTP, high volatility, a 15,000x win cap and stakes from 0.20 to 20.00 per spin. The studio has worked this formula before in 3 Powers of Zeus: POWER COMBO and Queens of Ra: Coin Collect. The scatters decide which version of the round you get, and the best of them only shows up when all three agree.
Base Game & Features
Wins land the traditional way here: matching symbols adjacent on a payline, running left to right from the first reel, with only the highest combination counting on each line. The symbol cast mixes Egyptian icons, including queens, Anubis, the ankh, a scarab, a lotus, an eye and a pyramid, with the card royals from 10 up to A.
The wild appears on reels two, three and four only, substitutes for everything except the scatters and carries no payout of its own. That’s the whole allowance it gets, and it’s a mid-reels wild in the most conventional mould.
Three Scatters, Three Features
The unusual part of the base game is the scatter count. There are three, colour-coded red, green and blue, none of which pays anything directly. The graphical collection of scatters as they land is purely decorative, so don’t start counting them yourself.
Each colour triggers its own version of the Link&Win feature. Land different colours on the same spin and they combine, with all three together producing the full POWER COMBO. Everything else in the base game exists to get you there.
Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO Bonus Features
Every version of Link&Win works from the same chassis. The triggering scatter becomes a Scarab Coin and locks in place while the rest of the positions respin, starting from three free respins. Only Scarab Coins and blank spaces appear during the round.
Every coin that lands sticks for the duration and resets all spin counters back to three. The round closes when the respins run out or the grid fills completely. Each coin carries a random multiplier of the total bet, drawn from this ladder:
- 0.5x
- 1x
- 1.5x
- 2x
- 3x
- 5x
- 7.5x
- 10x
- 20x
Fill every position and the Mini, Major and Mega jackpots are awarded on top of the coins. Feature wins are added to any base game wins from the triggering spin, and the whole round is subject to the 15,000x cap.
Twin Power
The green scatter triggers Twin Power, which doubles the real estate: two 5×3 grids play simultaneously, each with its own spin counter. The triggering coin is added to the same position on both grids, and coins landing in the round stick to whichever grid they land on. When the feature ends, the values from both grids are summed into one feature win.
Collection Power
The blue scatter triggers Collection Power, the most mechanically interesting of the three. Each time a Scarab Coin lands, the values of every coin landed on previous spins are paid out immediately. The triggering coin’s own value isn’t paid at that moment, so the round builds a rolling pot that pays out in instalments rather than one final tally.
Jackpot Power
The red scatter triggers Jackpot Power, where the coins themselves can be coloured red, blue or green. Collecting a set of three matching colours claims the prize that set belongs to:
- A green trio claims the Mini Jackpot, worth 10x the total bet
- Three blues bring in the Major Jackpot, a 100x prize
- Matching reds land the Mega Jackpot, the big one at 5 000x
When a jackpot is awarded, collection for that jackpot restarts, so a single round can theoretically pay the ladder more than once. All landed coin values still go into the feature win at the end.
POWER COMBO
Land the red, blue and green scatters together and you get the full POWER COMBO: Twin Power, Jackpot Power and Collection Power all active at once, on the twin grids, with the rolling payouts and the jackpot collections running side by side. It’s the round the whole game is angled towards, and it’s the only place all three mechanics ever meet.
Buy Feature
The Buy Feature skips straight to Link&Win at the current bet, priced by how many powers you select. Every option runs at 96.20% RTP, the same as the base game. The buy isn’t available above a certain bet threshold.
- Twin Power: 23x current bet
- Collection Power: 35x current bet
- Jackpot Power: 37x current bet
- Collection Power + Jackpot Power: 54x current bet
- Twin Power + Collection Power: 74x current bet
- Twin Power + Jackpot Power: 88x current bet
- POWER COMBO: 117x current bet
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
Sitting at this temple is mostly watching the dust settle between scatters, and honestly, that’s fine, because the one reason to sit down is the colour lottery: two scatters sharing a spin changes the round entirely, and three of them together is the moment the whole game was built for.
The full POWER COMBO is properly good. Two grids, rolling payouts and jackpot collections all running at once means a single round can keep paying long after a normal hold-and-win would have packed up.
But most rounds won’t be that. One colour alone is a coin collector you’ve played dozens of times, and the reels in between are thin company. If you love hold-and-win rounds and don’t mind a quiet wait under the palms, this pays its way; anyone who wants the base game itself to entertain will be twiddling their thumbs by the second tomb.
Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO FAQs
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What is the RTP of Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO?
The RTP is 96.20%, and it’s the total expected return. Every Buy Feature option also runs at 96.20%, so buying the bonus doesn’t change the maths. -
Is Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game, with a hit frequency of 32.45%, so wins land on roughly a third of spins but the bigger results are weighted towards the Link&Win features. -
How does the Link&Win feature trigger?
Each of the three coloured scatters, red, green and blue, triggers its own Link&Win variant. Different colours landing on the same spin combine their features, and all three together trigger the full POWER COMBO with every mechanic active at once. -
Can the Link&Win feature retrigger?
Yes, in effect. Landing a Scarab Coin anywhere on the reels resets all spin counters back to three, so the round keeps extending as long as coins keep arriving. It only closes once the respins are exhausted or every position is full. -
What are the jackpots in Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO?
The Mega Jackpot pays 5 000x your total bet, the Major pays 100x and the Mini pays 10x. In Jackpot Power, collecting three matching coloured coins awards the corresponding jackpot, and the collection restarts once one is paid, so a single round can award more than one. -
Can you buy the bonus on Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO?
Yes, there’s a Buy Feature that instantly triggers Link&Win, priced by how many powers you select. It runs from 23x your bet for Twin Power alone up to 117x for the full POWER COMBO, and it isn’t available above a certain bet threshold. -
What is the maximum win on Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO?
The win cap is 15,000x your bet, which covers the Mega Jackpot’s 5 000x top prize and everything the Link&Win features can stack up in a single round. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Queens of Ra: POWER COMBO?
Stakes run from 0.20 to 20.00 per spin across 40 fixed paylines on a 5×3 grid.
