Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger’s Rage

Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage: Slot Overview

Software provider Foxium has metaphorically travelled about the place over the years as it has gone about picking various topics to theme its slots. One place the studio has repeatedly returned to is ancient Rome, and it is back to the Empire in the online slot Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage. Not only is this the fourth time on Roman soil, but it is also the fourth release in the developer's Rome Fight for Gold series. These have been predominantly Coin collecting Jackpot slots with hold 'n' win bonus rounds, and Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage avoids rocking the boat by sticking close to the formula rather than messing with it.

The background view hasn't been altered a heck of a lot as the series has progressed. Players still approach the game as if they're the emperor in their own box seat at an amphitheatre. Down below is the sandy area where the violence occurs, while around it sit the thousands of cheering, blood thirsty spectators. And to be fair, it must have been quite a spectacle back in the day, which Tiger's Rage touches on, without all the gore and death. But it's got enough gladiators, tigers, banging drums, and Roman splendour for players into this sort of thing to enjoy.

Tiger's Rage's arena is a 5x4 gaming matrix where 40 paylines calculate the winning combinations. As the others have been, this is a medium volatile slot, and when betting $/€0.20 to $/€10 per spin, the highest of the three RTP configurations is 96.37%.

Pay symbols in the game are 10-A royals, shields, masks, Helena, and Antonius. Hitting five matching pay symbols awards 1.5x to 10x the stake. Wilds substitute for all symbols except Coins and Collect symbols. They land on all reels, and a 5 wild win pays 25x. Wild symbols may spawn Tiger Drops that are added to the Tiger's Rage meter.

Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage: Slot Features

Here we find the Tiger's Rage, a Collect feature, Jackpots, and bonus games.

Tiger's Rage

Tiger Drops in the base game get collected by the Tiger's Rage meter. Filling the meter means the Tiger's Rage feature will be available during the bonus the next time it triggers. When available, the Tiger's Rage feature may randomly trigger at the end of any bonus spin, adding an extra Coin to an already landed one. The added Coin value will always be higher than the value of the original Coin, up to 100x. It triggers at least once in a bonus game, as long as there is at least one Coin on the reels, and it resets the spin counter.

Collect Feature

When a Collect symbol lands on the leftmost or rightmost reel, all Coin values in view are awarded. Two Collect symbols may simultaneously land. Bronze Coins pay 0.5x-5x, Silver 6x-15x, and Gold 20x-50x the bet. Coins land on all reels.

Jackpots

Each landed Jackpot token in the base game increases the corresponding Jackpot value. Collecting a certain number of Jackpot tokens in the bonus game, as indicated, awards the prize. The Mini is worth 2x-10x, the Minor is 10x-25x, the Maxi is 50x-100x, the Major is 100x-500x, the Mega is 1,000x-5,000x, and the Grand is worth 15,000x-25,000x.

Bonus Games

There are four bonus games - Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Imperial. Each time a Coin is collected, there is a chance that a corresponding bonus game will trigger. After Coins are placed in the relevant cups, they are collected by the Imperial Bonus, which may be triggered by any Coin. When activated, 3 respins are awarded, and landed symbols reset the spin count. Coins are sticky. The Bronze, Silver, and Gold bonuses are played with bronze, silver, or gold Coins, respectively, while all Coins land in the Imperial Bonus. Special symbols in the bonus games are:

• Antonius Multiplier - adds x1 or x2 to the bonus game multiplier. The bonus game multiplier starts at x1 and is applied to the total Coin value. It does not apply to Jackopts.
• Helena Extra Symbol - Increases the reset spin value by 1.
• Red Mystery Symbol - Reveals Antonius Multiplier, Helena Extra Spin, or a Coin.
• Immediate Multiplier - Multiplies the value of present Coins by x2 to x3.
• Jackpot Maximiser - Increases the bonus game Jackpots to their maximum value for the bonus round only.
• Purple Mystery Symbol - Reveals Immediate Multiplier, Jackpot Maximiser, or a Coin.

Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage: Slot Verdict

As mentioned above, Foxium has tweaked rather than messed with the formula, which is probably a good thing, as four slots into a series likely means these Rome Fight for Gold slots have a set of fans that know what they want. Hopefully, this includes collecting things because there is a lot of that taking place in Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage. Coins go to the three cups above the reels, Coins go to the Imperial Bonus, values get slung at the six Jackpots, and blood goes to the Tiger's Rage. Play the game, and objects are constantly flying about the screen, landing in their respective collection areas.

Getting lucky could mean Tiger symbols are hitting and Coins are actually flying at the balance, or one of the several bonus rounds is triggered. They're okay, a bit vanilla, but there are special symbols on hand to change things up a bit, multiplying values, adding to the spin reset, and so on. A lot of what is here is very close to Rome Fight for Gold Eternal Empire, so if you did or didn't like that one, the same will probably apply in this case, too. Tiger's Rage is a new addition, though, adding another collection element to the base game as the meter sucks in Tiger Drops from the reels. It's no major game changer, but the way it is able to add values in the bonus round is a positive.

Winning potential is a positive, too, at 25,000x the bet, though it will take time to grow the Grand Jackpot to reach its maximum level - if you miss out on the Jackpot Maximiser. All in all, Rome Fight for Gold the Tiger's Rage is a solid enough addition to the Rome Fight for Gold range, though nothing wildly dissimilar to what preceded it.