Troy SuperWays

Troy SuperWays Slot Review

Sun on marble, cypress trees, a stone fortress holding reels in place like masonry – and then the fortress starts growing. ReelPlay have built a game where the board you’re paid on is rarely the board you started with, and that’s the whole argument of the game: most slots reward you for what lands, this one rewards you for what it becomes. It’s a bolder bet than it looks, because a board that expands with every fire pot blast needs the maths to hold up underneath it. Where Hercules 10K Ways and Atlantis 10K Ways fixed their ways at four and five figures, this one chases 387 million.

It runs at 94% RTP with high volatility, plays a 7×4 grid that grows reel by reel, and caps wins at 35,336x the stake. Bets run from 0.40 to 6 per spin. Fans of Hypernova Megaways will recognise the appetite for chained cascades. Whether Troy’s walls come down in your favour is the question the rest of this answers.

Base Game & Features

Your total bet plays 243 ways across the starting board. Wins begin on the leftmost reel and pay left to right on adjacent reels only, with coinciding wins added and just the highest combination counted per way.

Every winning symbol then explodes and is replaced from above. The cascades keep coming until no new win lands in the game window, so a single spin can pay several times as symbols reshuffle into fresh combinations.

Wild Symbol

The Wild substitutes for all symbols except the BONUS symbol, and it appears on every reel except the leftmost one. That keeps it out of the reel every winning combination has to start on, so it can lengthen a win but never begin one.

Paytable

Pays below run from nine of a kind down to three, at the game’s default 1.20 bet. Four high symbols sit above the six card royals, and the drop from the top of the ladder to the bottom is steep.

• Top high symbol: 9.00, 4.80, 3.00, 2.40, 1.80, 0.90, 0.60
• Second high symbol: 7.50, 3.60, 2.10, 1.20, 0.75, 0.60, 0.45
• Third high symbol: 6.00, 3.60, 2.10, 1.20, 0.75, 0.60, 0.36
• Fourth high symbol: 5.25, 3.00, 1.80, 1.05, 0.60, 0.45, 0.36
• Low symbol one: 4.50, 2.40, 1.50, 0.90, 0.60, 0.45, 0.30
• Low symbol two: 4.50, 2.40, 1.50, 0.90, 0.60, 0.45, 0.30
• Low symbol three: 3.00, 1.80, 1.20, 0.75, 0.45, 0.36, 0.24
• Low symbol four: 3.00, 1.80, 1.20, 0.75, 0.45, 0.36, 0.24
• Low symbol five: 3.00, 1.50, 1.05, 0.60, 0.45, 0.36, 0.24
• Low symbol six: 3.00, 1.50, 1.05, 0.60, 0.45, 0.36, 0.24

SuperWays

Any landing symbol except the BONUS symbol may carry a FIRE POT. When a fire pot symbol is involved in a win, all winning combinations on that spin are awarded first. Then a SuperWays cascade begins.

Every symbol within one space in any direction of the fire pot explodes and disappears, apart from BONUS symbols, which stay put throughout. New symbols cascade down to fill the gaps. If the blast radius reaches past the current symbol positions, additional reels and rows open for the cascades that follow.

Any unopened positions sitting between two opened blocks on a reel open as well. In the base game the board extends a maximum of two reels in either direction and three rows above and below.

The ceiling is nine reels with nine symbols each, for a possible 387,420,489 ways. Every extra position is another route a cascade can pay through, which is why a single fire pot win can keep climbing long after the original combination has gone.

Gem Multipliers

Whenever a new position opens through SuperWays, it may uncover a GEM displaying a multiplier of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x. Uncover more than one gem during a single cascade and the multipliers add together.

The combined value applies to any wins on the next cascade, then clears. Because gems only appear when the board is growing, the biggest multipliers belong to the runs that were already going well.

Troy SuperWays Super Spins & Bonus Buy

Three or more BONUS symbols anywhere on the reels trigger the Super Spins Feature. The ladder is generous at the top end, and every Super Spin starts from 1024 ways rather than the base game’s 243:

• 3 BONUS symbols: 8 Super Spins
• 4 BONUS symbols: 10 Super Spins
• 5 BONUS symbols: 12 Super Spins
• 6 BONUS symbols: 14 Super Spins
• 7 BONUS symbols: 16 Super Spins
• 8 or more BONUS symbols: 18 Super Spins

Super Spins play at the stake of the triggering spin, and SuperWays cascades and Gem Multipliers are both active throughout. The board can stretch two reels in either direction, two rows above and three below, which is one fewer row above than the base game allows.

The BONUS symbol itself doesn’t appear during the round, so there’s no retrigger. What you trigger is what you get, and each spin’s growth has to pay its own way.

Bonus Buy

Players who’d rather skip the wait can buy the Super Spins Feature outright at a cost of 60x the bet per spin. The purchased spin is guaranteed to contain at least three BONUS symbols, so the feature always lands.

The Buy Bonus runs at 94.1% RTP, a fraction above the regular game’s 94%. At the top 6 stake that’s 360 per buy, so it’s a decision that deserves a moment’s thought before the confirmation pops up.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.6/10

Most of your time here is spent outside the walls, watching a small board and waiting for a fire pot to catch. When one does, the siege starts properly: reels tear open, gems stack up, and a spin that began at 243 ways can finish with more routes through it than you’d bother counting. That’s the reason to sit down at this one – the board itself is the drama, not what’s printed on it.

The strength is how completely the mechanics feed each other: explosions open positions, positions reveal multipliers, multipliers pay the very next cascade. Nothing here dangles alone. The weakness is the price of admission – 94% is low by current standards, and with no retrigger in Super Spins, a disappointing round stays disappointing.

It’s for players who love the long build of a growing board and don’t mind paying for it in patience. Anyone after steady hits should look elsewhere. But Troy’s walls were never going to fall quietly, and neither does this.

Troy SuperWays FAQs

• What is the RTP of Troy SuperWays?

  The RTP is 94% in the regular game. The Buy Bonus option runs marginally higher at 94.1%.
• Is Troy SuperWays high volatility?

  Yes. Troy SuperWays is a high volatility slot, with a hit frequency of 31.75%, so wins land on roughly one in three spins but payouts are weighted towards the feature rounds.
• What is the maximum win on Troy SuperWays?

  The maximum win is 35,336x your total stake, reached through the fully expanded nine-reel board with Gem Multipliers in play.
• How does the SuperWays mechanic work?

  Any symbol except the BONUS symbol can land with a FIRE POT. When a fire pot symbol is part of a win, all symbols within one space in any direction explode, and if the blast reaches beyond the current board, new reels and rows open for the following cascades. The board can grow to nine reels of nine symbols, for up to 387,420,489 ways to win.
• What triggers the Super Spins Feature in Troy SuperWays?

  The feature begins when BONUS symbols land anywhere on the reels, and it takes three or more of them. Three symbols award 8 Super Spins, rising through the ladder to 18 Super Spins for eight or more symbols. Each Super Spin starts at 1024 ways, and the round can’t be retriggered.
• What do Gem Multipliers do?

  When a SuperWays explosion opens a new position on the board, it can uncover a GEM worth 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x. Multiple gems uncovered in the same cascade have their multipliers added together, and the total applies to wins on the next cascade before clearing.
• How much does the Bonus Buy cost in Troy SuperWays?

  The Bonus Buy costs 60x your bet per spin and guarantees a spin containing at least three BONUS symbols, so the Super Spins Feature always triggers. The Buy Bonus runs at 94.1% RTP.
• Who makes Troy SuperWays?

  Troy SuperWays is made by ReelPlay. Bets run from 0.40 to 6 per spin on the game’s 7×4 grid.