Temple of Power

Temple of Power is a 6×5 pays anywhere slot from BGaming where Zeus lights up the multipliers above the reels (96.03%, very high volatility, 6×5, 15,000x). If you’ve played a pays anywhere tumble game, you’ll know the layout on the first spin. It came out April 1, 2026, and the demo’s internal name is GatesOfPower.

Start with the rules text

Eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the screen make a win. Symbols that win are removed, and new symbols tumble in until nothing pays. There’s no limit to the number of tumbles, and you don’t need a payline. At the start of each spin, five random multipliers show above the reels. The rules text lists 16 possible values, from 2x to 1,000x, and the top one is a fifteenth of the 15,000x cap.

The symbols themselves pay little. At a 2.00 bet, the top helmet pays 25x for 12 or more, and the lowest gem pays 2x. Eight or nine of the cheapest symbols pay 0.2x. The multipliers do the heavy lifting here, and you won’t get far on symbol pays alone.

How the bolts work

Bolt symbols land at random, even on spins that don’t win, so you’ll see them on dead spins too. Each bolt switches on one of the multipliers above the reels, and a spin can carry up to five bolts. A switched-on multiplier is used up for that tumble sequence. The multipliers only count if the sequence ends with a win. They add together, and the total win is multiplied by the sum. A sequence with no win wastes them, and you can’t carry them to the next spin.

Bonus and Super Bonus

Four scatters anywhere start the Bonus. Five start the Super Bonus. Both give 15 free spins, and three scatters during the round add five more. The five starting multipliers stay available until a bolt activates them. In the Super Bonus the minimum starting value is 10x, and the Bonus can start as low as 2x. A running total multiplier starts at zero and grows with every multiplier that fires.

The side modes

Bonus Boost adds a surcharge and raises the chance of the Bonus or Super Bonus by over 300%. The rules text prints that surcharge as an extra 1x the bet. The panel in the demo read 4.00 at a 2.00 bet, so you should check what your casino charges. Power Spins guarantees a bolt or a scatter on every spin, with every multiplier starting at 50x or more. The info page says the multipliers shown above the reels carry into the bonus when a Power Spins round triggers one. Bonus Hunt removes every symbol except scatters. The buy option can start the Bonus, the Super Bonus, Power Spins, Bonus Hunt or the boost directly.

The cap and the version

The rules text gives 96.03% and a 15,000x maximum, and it says the round ends the moment the maximum is reached. BGaming’s page lists very high volatility. Casinos can load other versions, so read the info page you’re given.

Who it’s for

If you liked a multiplier row above the reels and want to see a god flip it on, this is the version to open. If you’d rather have a bonus that doesn’t depend on four or five scatters, skip it. It’s a familiar template in a new coat of paint. It lands at seven out of 10, in the Worth a try tier.

Another route

If you want a bigger grid with the same family of ideas, try Alien Fruits 3 (97.00%, 8×8, 10,000x), where the multiplier is earned inside a single spin.