Gloria Invicta Demo: Three Commanders and the Fireball Count

Red Commanders turn Wild after two tumbles, Blue only after six

Each refill after a win that wins again counts as a tumble, and every base spin starts the count from zero. Two tumbles turn every Red Commander Wild, four every Green, six every Blue. A second tumble came on 48 of our base spins, but only 10 got to a fourth and two to a sixth.

Removed Commanders fill the right banner. After 3 the ones still standing reach a first stage of power up, after 6 a second. Our log has the first stage on 15 base spins, the second on one.

Plain Wilds made our best base spin, number 35: a tumble dropped three beside the one on reel 5, so four sat on the top row around a Blue Commander for a 15x line, and three more winning tumbles took it to 19.8x.

Four or five Fireballs, and the meters carry over

Four BONUS symbols start the round at x2 and keep the Power Up meter between spins. Five start it at x3 and keep the Wild Commander meter as well, so a colour turned Wild stays Wild.

A plaque above the reels counts the Fireballs collected, three marks to x2 and three more to x4 in a Bonus Game. The server's log applies each doubling from the next tumble. In the round from spin 67 the third Fireball came with €5.00 still paid at x1, while the two tumbles after it paid at x2.

The balance peaked on spin 3 and bottomed on spin 455

We staked €500.00 over 500 spins at €1.00 and got €270.75 back (54.1%). The peak was €5,004.35, the floor €4,768.00. Paying spins made up 27.6%, under the sheet icon's 29.97%, and we never waited more than 14 spins for a win.

• 500paid demo spins at €1.00
• 27.6%of them paid something
• 43.9xbest spin, free spins round included
• 3free spins bonuses triggered

Spin 67 landed one BONUS symbol and its refill two more, opening the first round, which paid 26.45x. In the one from spin 281 the fifth free spin strung 11 wins into one chain worth €25.30, over half of the round's 43.9x. Spin 456's round, right after the low, paid 30.3x, with €13.40 of it in its last four spins at x4.

Two buy cards that Quickspin's game page leaves out

The flaming BONUS orb left of the reels hides two cards. Its help screen ties 60x the bet to the Bonus Game and 240x to the Super Bonus Game. The sheet is silent about them too, and Quickspin publishes no buy RTP.

The €60.00 buy brought three BONUS tiles, a DOUBLED MULTIPLIER card under a plaque marked x2 and x4, and 10 free spins. The fifth lit both banners to the top and paid €13.50.

Just two Fireballs reached the plaque, so the multiplier never left x1 and the round finished on €20.95, €39.05 short of its price. No natural round of ours got to 60x either.

Pigs of Steel's sheet, figure for figure, under Roman banners

Beside the sheet of Big Bad Wolf: Pigs of Steel (November 2023), the 94.19%, 92.07% and 87.15% cards agree throughout, from the base-game share to the top wins. The help screens and paytables match with Piggies renamed Commanders, Moons renamed Fireballs and Pigs of Steel renamed Power Up, and both demo servers report 96.14%, 18,173x and the same 60x and 240x buys.

That sheet also prints the 96.14% card this one keeps on request (where a 100x win comes 1 in 767 spins and free games take 44.95% of the RTP), and we can only infer that it applies here. The two returned 64.9% and 54.1% in our logs, both with long base-game stretches and rounds that lived on tumble chains.

The printed cards keep the base game at 51.18% on every model, so a casino on the 87.15% version takes its cut from the free games (35.97% against 43.01%). Which buy levels are on offer depends on the market, the help screen adds.

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