Age of the Gods: King of Olympus Fire Blaze Xtreme - Playtech Demo

Age of the Gods: King of Olympus Fire Blaze Xtreme is a 5-reel, 25-line slot machine game developed by Playtech with the theme of Zeus, King of Olympus in ancient Greek mythology.

Zeus's story begins with his birth as the youngest son of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.

Cronus, fearing a prophecy that his children would overthrow him, swallowed each of his children at birth.

However, Rhea, determined to save her youngest child, wrapped a stone in swaddling clothes for Cronus to swallow instead and hid Zeus in Crete, where he was raised by nymphs and protected by the Curetes.

When Zeus reached maturity, he forced Cronus to regurgitate his siblings: Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Poseidon.

Then, with his freed siblings, Zeus led a ten-year war against the Titans known as the Titanomachy.

With the help of the Cyclopes, who gave him his thunderbolt, and the Hecatonchires, massive hundred-handed giants, Zeus and his siblings emerged victorious.

After the victory, Zeus imprisoned most of the Titans in Tartarus and divided the world with his brothers, taking the sky and leadership of the gods for himself.

As ruler of Olympus, Zeus married his sister Hera, though their marriage was turbulent due to his numerous affairs.

His liaisons with both goddesses and mortals produced many notable offspring: Athena sprang from his head after he swallowed her mother Metis; Apollo and Artemis were born to Leto; Hermes to Maia; Dionysus to Semele; Perseus to Danae; and Hercules to Alcmene, among many others.

These affairs frequently incurred Hera's jealousy and wrath, often directed at Zeus's lovers and children.

Zeus was known for dispensing justice and maintaining cosmic order, though his judgments could be severe.

He punished Prometheus for giving fire to humans by chaining him to a rock where an eagle would eat his liver daily.

He also sent the great flood that destroyed most of humanity when he became dissatisfied with their wickedness, saving only Deucalion and Pyrrha.

When mortals displayed hubris, Zeus would often intervene to humble them, as in the case of Salmoneus, who pretended to be Zeus and was struck down by a thunderbolt.

As the supreme deity, Zeus played crucial roles in many mythological events.

He helped determine the outcome of the Trojan War, though he tried to remain neutral due to competing interests among the gods.

He also intervened in the adventures of various heroes, either helping or hindering them based on their actions and his own complex motivations.

His thunderbolt was his most powerful weapon, capable of destroying entire cities, but he also possessed the aegis, a powerful shield, and could shape-shift into various forms.

Despite his supreme power, Zeus was bound by Fate and could not always override its decisions.

He was known for his wisdom but also for his flaws - his temper, his amorous nature, and his sometimes arbitrary use of power.

However, he generally maintained justice and order in both the divine and mortal realms, punishing evil and rewarding good, though his definition of these concepts often reflected the complex morality of ancient Greek culture.

Zeus's influence extended far beyond Mount Olympus.

Mortals worshipped him throughout the ancient world, with his most famous sanctuary at Olympia, where the Olympic Games were held in his honor.

He was associated with numerous sacred sites and oracles, particularly the oracle at Dodona, where priests interpreted the rustling of sacred oak leaves as his messages.

His symbols - the thunderbolt, eagle, and oak tree - became enduring representations of divine power and authority.

The myths of Zeus reflect the ancient Greeks' attempt to understand divine authority, justice, and the relationship between gods and mortals.

His complex character - at once all-powerful and fallible, just and capricious, majestic and human-like in his passions - made him a figure that embodied both the aspirations and limitations of divine power.

His stories continue to influence modern culture, providing insights into leadership, power, justice, and the eternal struggle between authority and freedom.

Free Games Feature

The Free Games Feature is triggered from the Wheel Feature.

The number of Free Games awarded depends on the Wheel Feature prize.

During the Free Games, the Fire Blaze Xtreme Hold & Respin Feature and the Wheel Feature may be triggered.

The Wheel Feature may award additional Free Games.

Age of the Gods Jackpot

Age of the Gods Mystery Jackpot is a multi-level progressive jackpot game.

There are 4 levels of jackpots that can be won: Power, Extra Power, Super Power and Ultimate Power.

Jackpot game is triggered randomly on any spin in a slot game featuring the Age of the Gods Jackpot.

Entering the Jackpot game guarantees a win of one of the four jackpots.

Match 3 jackpot symbols of the corresponding Jackpot or wait for the 30-second timer to run out.

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