Sea God Reflex Gaming Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Sea God (Reflex Gaming) Review

Sea God is a new online slot from the popular land-based UK developer Reflex Gaming produced in conjunction with Stakelogic and spread via the Greenlogic Program. Deeply inspired by the ancient Greek god Poseidon, it takes players to his water realm, where players will benefit from Respins and Free Spins paying over 1,000x the stake.

Sea God - Slot Outlook

Set in the backdrop of a raging sea, the slot plays out on a 5x4 reel set with 20 ways to play that expands up to 5x9 during the Super Reels, producing 45 win lines. Poseidon himself will be the jovial host of the action, as he stands to the right of the reels, casting his spells once in a while to award bonus features. Overall, the design is rather simple, so don't expect to see jaw-dropping graphics here.

Sea God Slot - Reels Screen

As we head over to the math model, we see that Reflex Gaming failed to master the art of balancing, and the Sea God slot comes with questionable stats. Medium volatile, it has an RTP of 95.21%, which is way lower than the payback found in most modern games. Anyway, you should theoretically land wins once in every 5-6 spins according to the hit rate of 17%. Speaking of wins though, you won't get showered in diamonds here, as the Sea God slot is only capable of paying up to 1,162x the bet.

You can get a boost with the Super Stake, albeit a slight.

It doubles your bet and increases your chances of landing bonus symbols to maximize the odds of accessing Free Spins, namely to 1 in 43 spins. On top of that, the Super Stake enhances the RTP a bit to 95.23% and a hit rate to 19.72%, while the variance, in turn, is slightly reduced. The betting options vary between $0.2 and $100 per spin in the normal mode and go up to $200 with the feature on.

The paytable in the Sea God slot counts 10 regular symbols that are split into highs and lows. We get classic A-J royals on the lower side, while the premium lot is made up of silver coins, dolphins, horses, ships, a Pantheon, and the game's logo. All symbols pay from left to right, and scoring a win requires landing 3 to 5 matching symbols adjacently on a single line. To help you form winning combos, there's a Wild symbol included, represented by Poseidon himself, which acts as a substitute for any other regular symbol.

Finally, all symbols including the Wild can land Stacked on the reels, so full grid combos are possible.

Sea God - Bonus Features

Let's start walking you through the Super Reels feature that's central to the gameplay and available both in the base and the bonus games. On any base game spin, the number of rows on the grid may randomly increase to 9, and players get 3 spins on the expanded reel setup with 45 paylines available. During the Super Reels, Stacked symbols land more frequently to help you land decent wins.

Should 3, 4, or 5 Scatter symbols appear anywhere in view during the base game, the Free Spins feature will be triggered, and players will receive 8 spins to start as well as scoop either a 2x, 10x, or 50x prize respectively. The bonus kicks off on a normal 5x4 grid, and whenever a Scatter drops on the middle reel during the free games, it awards the Super Reels feature. Much like in the base game, it expands the setup for the next 3 spins, plus it adds +3 extra spins to the total tally.

Sea God - Slot Verdict

It's honestly weird seeing that tiny max win in a modern slot game where you expect it to be at least not lower than the average. Well, medium variance games don't usually boast tremendous potentials, but hey, 1,000x the stake. And that's not to mention the RTP, which is equally disappointing. Generally, the math model is the Sea God's weakness, and it ruins the impression greatly, as you expect the gameplay to be rewarding aside from just fun.

All up, you can still enjoy the features, but in case you're hunting for big wins, you've come to the wrong place.

Pros

• Super Reels available both in the base game and Free Spins
• Super Stake feature that boosts the odds of hitting a bonus

Cons

• Poorly balanced math model