Series
Power of Gods series
Power of slots: Wazdan's shifting mythology formats
Is Wazdan's Power of series one repeated mythology slot, or does the win system change between entries? The second reading is more accurate: these Power of slots move among fixed paylines, 243 ways, Pay Anywhere and hold-and-win structures, with Wazdan using gods and legendary figures as a frame for different risk and collection models.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 96.2% | — | 72 | |
 Power of Gods: EgyptWazdan | 2020 | 96.19% | — | 75 |
 Power of Gods: HadesWazdan | 2021 | 96.14% | — | 74 |
 Power of Gods: MedusaWazdan | 2021 | 96.18% | High volatility | 74 |
 Power of Gods: ValhallaWazdan | 2022 | 96.23% | High volatility | 71 |
 Power of Sun: SvarogWazdan | 2022 | 96.15% | Medium volatility | 76 |
| 2024 | 96.23% | — | 78 | |
 Power of Gods: Medusa Extremely LightLatestWazdan | 2024 | 96.18% | — | 76 |
Shared signals across the pantheon
- Mythic framing: Greek, Egyptian, Norse and Slavic figures give each release a distinct setting without breaking the family resemblance.
- Respins and bonus symbols: repeated outcomes and symbol collection drive most of the feature rounds.
- Player controls: adjustable RTP settings, bonus access and gamble features recur across much of the line.
- Changing win maps: the franchise does not commit to one payline count or one reel behavior.
Power of Gods The Pantheon opened in 2019 with 20 paylines, mystery symbols, random wilds and a 1,450x maximum. Power of Gods: Egypt made the first major mechanical jump in 2020: 243 ways, cascading wins, expanding symbols, a choice of free-spin modes and an 8,000x ceiling. That change turned a conventional line slot into a larger feature engine.
The Greek branch then split its priorities. Hades kept 243 ways and cascades, while Power of Gods: Medusa narrowed play to 10 paylines and built its bonus around sticky wilds, cash collection and hold-and-win. Power of Gods: Valhalla removed paylines altogether in favor of four-reel Pay Anywhere play. Power of Sun: Svarog returned to 243 ways but retained the hold-and-win direction, showing that the collection feature had become portable across mythologies.
The mechanical turns
- Pantheon: the 20-line foundation, with mystery symbols and random wilds.
- Egypt: the cascade and 243-way expansion, paired with the series' 8,000x maximum.
- Medusa: a 10-line hold-and-win and cash-collector branch.
- Valhalla: Pay Anywhere replaced conventional paylines.
- Svarog: 243 ways and hold-and-win met in the same release.
The 2024 Extremely Light editions work as controlled variations rather than new branches. Valhalla Extremely Light keeps Pay Anywhere and a 2,145x maximum, while Power of Gods: Medusa Extremely Light preserves 10 paylines, hold-and-win and the 2,500x ceiling. The practical choice is therefore format-led: cascades and higher maximum potential in Egypt, compact collection play in Medusa, or line-free wins in Valhalla.