Roman Glory

Roman Glory Slot Review

A brown bear, a horned black bull and a tusked boar hang above the reels of Roman Glory, three trophy heads with glowing eyes watching every spin from the timber beam of a Roman hunting lodge deep in a northern pine forest. Peter & Sons have drawn it all in thick, saturated comic outlines, with the logo in a laurel wreath topped by a red-plumed helmet, arrows stuck through it.

It’s an odd marriage of empire and hunting cabin, and it gives the game a personality that coin-collecting slots rarely bother with. Roman Glory runs on a 5×4 grid with mid to high volatility, with an RTP of 96.5%. Sister titles like Abrakadabra and Barbarossa Revenge DoubleMax share the cartoon sensibility. The prize ladder hanging over the lodge is where this one’s real interest sits.

Base Game & Features

The reels sit inside the lodge’s timber frame, and the symbol roster splits between theme characters and familiar card suits. A golden-haired hunter leads the pays, flanked by a red masked warrior and a shaggy purple beast, with a blue axe and a green horn on the mid tier. Hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs fill out the lower end. All values below are multiples of the total bet.

• Golden-haired hunter: 0.5x for three, 2x for four, 5x for five
• Red Warrior and Purple Beast: 0.3x, 1.5x, 4x
• Blue Axe and Green Horn: 0.2x, 1x, 2.5x
• Heart, Diamond, Spade, Club: 0.1x, 0.4x, 1x
• Wild: 1x, 5x, 12.5x

It’s a modest table. The “W” wild substitutes for everything, with no exclusions stated, and five wilds across a line is the best the regular pays get. Everything above that comes from the coins, the chests and the prize ladder.

Special Symbols

Three special pieces drive the game beyond the standard symbols. Coins land on the reels carrying their own displayed values, printed directly over each symbol. They don’t pay on their own: they sit in place as a running total, waiting for something to collect them.

The treasure chest is the collector. When it lands, it sweeps up every coin on the reels and pays them out at once. The wreath is the ladder-feeder: each one gathered counts towards the Mega Prizes, which sit above the reels in four tiers.

Wreaths, coins and the chest all work together, and that interlocking is where the game’s real structure lives. A spin can carry more value in coins than its line pays suggest, and the longer that total sits uncollected, the more a chest landing is worth.

Roman Glory Bonus Games & Mega Prizes

Infinity Bonus Game

The Infinity Bonus Game is the game’s headline round, and its whole premise is that coins and multipliers build the wins. There’s no fixed spin count at the heart of it: the payout is constructed from the coins that land and the multipliers attached to them, so the total grows as the round plays out.

Every coin that arrives during the feature adds to the pot, and every multiplier stretches it further. The two piece types don’t compete: a coin sets the base amount, a multiplier scales whatever it’s attached to, and the round’s final payout is the sum of the lot.

The design means a single round can escalate well past what any individual coin suggested. It’s the payoff for the base game’s patient coin-dropping, and it’s where the biggest regular wins outside the prize ladder come from.

Instant Cash Collect

The Instant Cash Collect is the simplest rule in the game and possibly the most satisfying. When the treasure chest symbol lands, it gathers every coin currently sitting on the reels and pays their combined value immediately.

There’s no waiting for a bonus round, no spin count to survive. The chest lands, the coins clear, the total lands in the balance. Any spin carrying a cluster of coins is one chest away from a payout, which keeps even quiet stretches tense.

The wilds help build the line pays while you wait, and the wreaths tick along towards the Mega Prizes in the background. Nothing here is wasted: every special symbol feeds either an immediate payout or the ladder above.

Mega Prizes and the Jackpot Ladder

Mega Prizes are available in all bonus games, and the route in is wreath collection: gather wreaths to win any of the four Mega prizes. Four tiers sit above the reels, and their values scale with the stake. At a bet of 200 they read as follows:

• Mini: 2,000
• Minor: 10,000
• Major: 100,000
• Grand: 1,000,000

Because those figures scale with the stake, the Grand is the ceiling to plan around: five thousand times the bet at the level shown, with the smaller tiers stepping down from there. The ladder runs through every bonus game, so the wreaths you collect are never working towards a feature you might not reach.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.1/10

This is a game that barely bothers with its own reels. You play Roman Glory for the moment the value stacked in coins meets a chest, and everything else is the trophy heads watching you wait for it. That’s the whole appeal, and in the lodge’s hand-drawn gloom it’s an appealing place to wait.

What Peter & Sons got right is that nothing sits idle: coins build, chests sweep, wreaths feed a ladder that pays out in every bonus game. What they got wrong is the paytable, which tops out at 12.5x and makes the regular grid feel like a formality between collections.

Mid to high volatility suits the design, because the game was never going to pay you in drips anyway. It’s one for collectors and jackpot-ladder hunters rather than anyone who plays for line wins, and the 96.5% RTP confirms the trade-off. Still, the lodge is worth visiting: patience pays here, and the trophies on the wall prove it.

Roman Glory FAQs

• How does the Instant Cash Collect work in Roman Glory?

  Land the treasure chest symbol and every coin sitting on the reels is gathered and paid as one immediate sum. No spin count, no waiting: the chest appears, the coins clear, the total is yours.
• How do you win the Mega Prizes in Roman Glory?

  You collect wreaths. Wreaths gathered during play count towards any of the four Mega prizes: Mini, Minor, Major or Grand. The Mega Prizes are available in all bonus games.
• What is the Infinity Bonus Game?

  It’s Roman Glory’s headline feature round, where the payout is built from the coins that land and the multipliers attached to them. The total grows as the round plays out, so one good run of coins and multipliers can escalate well past what any individual coin suggested.
• What does the wild do in Roman Glory?

  The wild substitutes for all other symbols, with no exclusions. It’s also the richest symbol in the game, paying 1x for three, 5x for four and 12.5x for five as multiples of the total bet.
• Do the coin symbols pay on their own in Roman Glory?

  No. Coins land carrying their own displayed values and sit on the reels as a running total. They only pay when the treasure chest collects them or when a bonus game builds them into its payout.
• How many Mega Prize tiers are there in Roman Glory?

  Four: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. The Grand tops the ladder, and at a bet of 200 the tiers read 2,000, 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 respectively, scaling with the stake.
• Is Roman Glory high volatility?

  Roman Glory is rated mid to high volatility, so wins can take their time arriving and the bonus games carry most of the potential.
• What is the biggest prize in Roman Glory?

  The Grand Mega Prize tops the ladder. At a bet of 200 it displays as 1,000,000, and the ladder values scale with the stake, so the Grand sits at five thousand times the bet at that level.
• Who makes Roman Glory?

  Roman Glory is made by Peter & Sons, the studio behind titles including Abrakadabra and Barbarossa Revenge DoubleMax, known for their hand-drawn cartoon art style.