Time of the Titans – Godly Gems Megaways
Time of the Titans – Godly Gems Megaways
Last updated on June 19th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Megaways engine with up to 117,649 ways to win
- Stacked wilds that can actually do some damage
- Free spins with increasing multipliers
- Epic theme that doesn’t feel completely phoned in
- Decent win potential if the gods are in the mood
- Playable on mobile without the UI falling apart
- No real innovation beyond standard Megaways fare
- Base game can feel like a chore between bonuses
- Soundtrack loops like it’s stuck in Mount Olympus traffic
- Visuals look great until you realize they’re mostly static
Time of the Titans – Godly Gems Megaways Demo Review
Another Megaways slot with gods and gems? Groundbreaking. But to be fair, Time of the Titans – Godly Gems Megaways by Section8 Studio doesn’t totally phone it in. It’s got the look, the features, and just enough polish to keep it from being another forgettable Greek clone. That said, we’re definitely deep into “if you’ve played one, you’ve played ten” territory.
You’re dropped into Olympus—or some shiny, gem-encrusted version of it—with Zeus and company looming in the background. It’s all dramatic pillars, purple skies, and mystical energy. The kind of setting that screams epic wins but usually hands out 0.30x on a 1.00 stake. We’ve all been there.
Under the hood, it’s classic Megaways: up to 117,649 ways, cascading reels, and that ever-elusive free spins round that can actually pay if the multipliers stack right. The base game? Yeah, it’s a slow burn. Occasionally, a stacked wild or decent tumble will wake you up, but you’re mostly waiting for the free spins to do the heavy lifting.
When the bonus finally lands (three or more scatters), you get a batch of free spins with a progressive multiplier that ticks up with every cascade. It can hit big, but like most Megaways slots, it’s also capable of doing absolutely nothing in glorious high definition. Risk is part of the charm, right?
RTP floats around the 96.1% mark—standard, nothing to write home about. Volatility is high, obviously, so don’t expect steady payouts. Bet range is friendly enough (typically 0.20 to 20), and yes, it plays just fine on mobile.
Here’s the deal: Time of the Titans doesn’t reinvent anything. But it’s functional, decent-looking, and delivers the kind of Megaways experience players expect. If you’re into mythological slots and don’t mind another spin on the same divine wheel, this one’s worth a look.
