Rome: The Golden Age™ in pictures
Game Info
Developer Net Ent
Reels 3
Rows 5
Lines 20
Features Respins, Free Spins, Bonus Minigame, Scatter, Wild Symbol

Rome: The Golden Age™ is a five-reel NetEnt slot with a diamond-shaped layout and 20 fixed paylines. The game uses a medium-high volatility model and an RTP of 95.05%, with bet sizes ranging from 0.1 to 50. Players can try the demo version to play for free and practice before playing for real money.

The main mechanics centre on Golden Age symbols, which leave locked frames on the reels and can trigger clusters of Wilds. When a Rome symbol lands, nearby framed positions may convert into Wilds, with Wild substitution paying the highest combinations. The Free Spins Multiplier builds through Golden Age symbol landings, increasing the potential value of the feature.

Landing three Scatter symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4 activates three free spins. During the bonus round, Rome symbols award random prizes of up to 50 times the bet, and the free-spin counter can reset when they appear on unlocked positions. If all positions are locked by the end of the feature, an extra x2 multiplier is applied to random prizes on Rome symbols.

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