Power Force Villains Slot Review

Power Force Villains is a video slot from Push Gaming with 5 reels and 25 paylines. This slot has two progressive jackpots that can grow up from a few hundred Euro to over € 100,000. You’ll be able to play Power Force Villains at online casinos such as Betser, CasinoHeroes or LeoVegas.

Power Force Villains is the companion slot to Power Force Heroes and arguably the better game. After all, when do you get to play one of the bad guys? And just check out the graphics of this slot. They’re excellent in every detail. You get the metallic looking playing card symbols from J to A and five powerful villains on the reels: Strong, Fire, Gadget, Spy and Clown. They’re each distinct characters, giving you much to look at even before you get into the game. Since this is a game of low volatility, payouts tend to be frequent but small. Thus, even the highest paying villain only pays out 10x your stake, if you get 5 on a winning line.

There’s also a wild symbol, which can appear anywhere on the reels and substitutes all standard symbols. They don’t appear during super spins and they also pay out 10x your stake, if you get them five times on a winning line.

But let’s look at the gameplay, which has much to offer as well. The base game will offer large symbols randomly, giving you huge 3×3 (altogether 9 symbols) on the three middle reels. They may land fully or partially on the reels, resulting in handsome payouts once they do.

The bonus symbol will trigger the Villains Take Over feature. As long as any part of it lands on the reels you’ll receive 1, 2 or 3 Free Spins or 1, 2 or 3 Super Spins. It’s possible to receive up to 9 Super Spins, depending on where the bonus symbol lands on the three middle reels.

There is, of course, a difference between free spins and super spins. At the end of each free spin the lowest value playing card will be removed from the reels. Eventually you’ll only have high-paying symbols left on the reels, giving you better chances at winning a little more.

With the super spins, however, you’ll have only high paying villains right from the start. Also, the middle reel will be filled with a large 3×3 villain symbol on every spin here, making a win even more likely.

Finally, there are two progressive jackpots in the game. The Force jackpots can climb up to a few thousand, whereas the Power jackpot can yield six-figure wins. The jackpots are triggered by the silver (Force jackpot) or gold (Power jackpot) symbols landing on reels 1, 3 and 5. They may show up during the free spins, super spins or in the base game.

The theoretical RTP (return to player) for Power Force Villains is 96.72%, which is far above average and excellent value, especially for a progressive jackpot game. Those have often lower RTPs, accounting for the fact that they offer huge wins. And this game does have a handsome jackpot available, if you’re lucky.

Overall, Power Force Villains is a fantastic looking and very entertaining slot that has much to offer even in the base game. The features appear often enough, and wins are frequent. Of course, we’re mostly after the super spins and winning a jackpot would be great as well, but even besides that the slot is definitely worth trying.