Legion Gold Unleashed

Play’n GO’s latest Ancient Roman-themed slot, Legion Gold Unleashed, attempts to build on its predecessor but with only mild tweaks. Set against a sandy, sun-drenched North African landscape, this slot puts you at the head of the Roman legions in a mission to plunder treasure with Gold Respins and Mega Free Spins. Despite the unleashed branding, the changes made are more like a reshuffle than a significant upgrade.

The gameplay unfolds on a familiar 5-reel, 3-row grid with 25 paylines. You can wager from 5 c up to $/€100 per spin. The math model keeps volatility at a medium level, and the RTP sits at 96.25%. The symbols feature card ranks J to A as low-pays, and an eagle, crocodile, tiger, and elephant as high-pays. The legionnaire wilds substitute for any regular symbol and pay the same as the highest-paying elephant symbol.

Special Features in Legion Gold Unleashed

• Gold Respins: Six Gold Coin symbols trigger 3 Gold Respins. Each Gold Coin has a value between 1x and 1,000x the bet and locks in place once landed. The respins reset to 3 when new coins land. A new Gold Coin Bag collects all current Gold Coins’ values for a handy boost. Fill the grid with coins to snag the 1,000x Golden Prize on top of all visible coin values.
• Mega Free Spins: Three scatters activate 5 Mega Free Spins, each featuring a random 3×3 Mega Symbol. The Mega Scatter retriggers the feature for up to 45 spins. A Mega Gold Coin triggers Gold Respins, breaking into 9 smaller coins with random values before returning to the free spins round.

Final Verdict

While Legion Gold Unleashed brings a few new tricks to the table, they don’t live up to the title’s grand promises. The added Gold Coin Bag is a useful tweak, but otherwise, this feels more like a modest reshuffling than an unleashed improvement. The potential max win has increased to 3,000x the bet, yet this falls short of today’s high-win slots that offer eye-watering payouts.

Overall, it’s a mid-range slot that might satisfy casual players looking to lead Roman legions on their next campaign. However, it lacks the excitement and cutting-edge gameplay to truly stand out. Visually, it’s a treat, but it’s more style than substance.