That title may immediately recall the famous movie of that name, but we are not playing a slot based around running here. Instead, we are met with a mighty Roman ruler when we load this game from Rival Gaming… Caesar himself, perhaps?
It soon becomes clear which chariots we are talking about, but will the game live up to the early promise? Let’s see what there is to find here.
Reels and win lines
The game begins by promising us a mix of five reels and 25 lines.
Coin values
You can play up to 10 coins on each line here. Each coin could be worth between one cent and 25 cents.
Chariots of Fire special symbols
The SPQR flag is the wild, and it can expand on reels one, three, and five in the base game spins. This will only occur if new wins can be formed by the expansion.
The Roman soldier appears as the scatter.
Caesar is not a special symbol, but he will appear and reward you with up to 800 coins if you can find five on a paid payline.
Is there a bonus feature?
Yes – the Roman soldier is used as the free spins scatter icon. Three or more are required to trigger this feature. You get eight free spins with the inclusion of a 2x multiplier. We should also mention the third reel is completely wild for all the free spins.
The Roman soldier appears in flaming form in the free spins feature. Three, four, or five of these will bring you two Roman Victory Spins. These are special because the whole of the first and third reels are wild for these spins.
Download and play Chariots of Fire slots today!
Chariots of Fire packs in far more than you might imagine when you first look at this slot. It is hardly a new title, and that means the graphics are more basic than we are used to from modern titles. However, you will understand the game has lots of entertainment to offer in those free spins.
Your aim will be to get the flaming soldiers to trigger the Victory Spins, because if you do that, you are almost guaranteed some great prizes. Two wild reels make it very easy to snag several wins in one spin, so who knows what you could win in two of them? Find out today if you get that far!
