Olympus is a Greek mythology-themed slot from Slotland Entertainment, originally launched in December 2015 and available at both Slotland and CryptoWins. It runs on a 5-reel, 4-row, 40-payline structure built around a randomly-triggered Lightning Bonus (the game's only source of wilds), an instant-win Mystery Bonus, and a chest-pick Free Spins round with multipliers up to 5x.
Olympus originally launched in December 2015 as a Win A Day exclusive - Slotland Entertainment's sister brand - before later becoming available on Slotland and CryptoWins as well.
A Greek mythology theme built around a Zeus-like god figure crowned with a laurel wreath, framed by clouds and lightning, per Slotland's own box art.
A randomly-triggered feature that scatters wild symbols across all reels - the game's only source of wilds, per independent review coverage.
Landing three or more Mystery symbols anywhere on the reels awards an instant prize of roughly 0.5x to 9x your total bet, per independent review coverage.
Landing three or more bonus symbols triggers a free spins round where you choose a chest to determine your spin count, with win multipliers ranging from 1x to 5x, per independent review coverage.
Total bets run from $0.80 up to $8 per spin. Olympus doesn't carry a progressive jackpot - it's built around The Lightning Bonus, the Mystery Bonus, and multiplier-boosted free spins rather than a fixed or growing top prize.
Not published by Slotland Entertainment, and we haven't found a confirmed figure in independent coverage either - treat this as a feature-driven slot rather than one you can size against a known long-run return.
Olympus takes a more classical, thunder-god angle on Greek mythology than Aphrodite's Kiss' softer romantic framing - fitting, given The Lightning Bonus is quite literally the game's signature feature, randomly scattering wilds across every reel.
Gating wilds entirely behind a random bonus feature, rather than having a standing wild in the base game, is an unusual design choice - it means base-game wins lean more on stacked symbols and the instant-win Mystery Bonus, while The Lightning Bonus functions almost like a mini jackpot moment when it hits.
The chest-pick mechanic on Free Spins is a nice bit of player choice - rather than a fixed spin count, you're choosing your own risk/reward before the bonus even starts, with multipliers reported up to 5x.
We ran into a genuine naming collision while researching this one: a well-documented "Olympus" slot by Genesis Gaming (243 ways, a different Thunderbolt wild feature, five themed free spins modes) is a completely different game that happens to share the name - we've kept our facts here strictly to Slotland Entertainment's version, confirmed across Slotland's own site, FreeSlots99, and an AskGamblers review that attributes it to Win A Day (Slotland Entertainment's sister brand, running the same proprietary catalogue). We still don't have a published RTP or volatility rating for this title.
Slotland Entertainment doesn't publish an RTP percentage or volatility rating for Olympus, and we haven't found one in independent coverage either.
Yes, but only during The Lightning Bonus, a randomly-triggered feature that scatters wild symbols across all reels - there's no standing wild in the regular base game, per independent review coverage.
Landing three or more bonus symbols triggers a free spins round where you pick a chest to determine your spin count, with win multipliers reported between 1x and 5x, per independent review coverage.
Olympus is available at Slotland and CryptoWins from our ranked casinos, both running Slotland Entertainment's proprietary software. It originally launched as a Win A Day exclusive in 2015, per independent review coverage.
Facts on this page are cross-checked against: Slotland.eu live game search (accessed Jul 2026) - confirms 40 paylines and a $0.80-$8 bet range · FreeSlots99 - "Olympus (Slotland)" review · AskGamblers - "Olympus (Win A Day Software)" Slot Review.
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