Ancient Troy Dice

Ancient Troy Dice: Endorphina's Trojan War with a Dice Twist

How Ancient Troy Dice Plays

The reels carry warriors, weaponry and themed icons over the lower-paying card symbols, and wins are formed left to right across the 25 lines. Stakes start at 0.25 per spin. Endorphina keeps the pace brisk: spins resolve quickly, animations stay out of the way, and the layout reads clearly on the very first session. It is the kind of base game that is easy to understand and comfortable to sit with for a longer run.

RTP and Volatility

Ancient Troy Dice runs at a published RTP of 96.06%, which sits right in the standard band for an Endorphina release. The studio rates the variance as medium-to-high, meaning wins arrive at a reasonable rhythm in the base game while the larger payouts are weighted toward the free spins round. That balance suits players who want regular activity without the game feeling flat between features.

Symbols, Wilds and Scatters

Two special symbols drive the action. The Trojan Horse acts as the wild, substituting for every regular symbol to complete combinations across the lines, but it does not stand in for the scatter. The Palace serves as the scatter, paying from any position on the reels and, more importantly, opening the door to the bonus round. Both are easy to spot against the themed backdrop, so you always know what you are chasing.

Free Spins and Trojan Jokers

Landing three or more Palace scatters triggers the free games feature, awarding 10 free spins. During the round, special Troy Jokers appear carrying x1, x2 and x3 multipliers that apply to the wins they help create. This is where the session's bigger results tend to gather, since the multipliers can compound the value of a well-filled screen far beyond what the base game produces on its own.

The Dice Risk Game

True to the "Dice" name, Endorphina includes a risk game after winning spins. You can gamble a payout for the chance to double it, turning each win into an optional push-your-luck moment. It is a straightforward risk-and-reward choice: bank the win and move on, or roll for more. For players who enjoy a bit of tension on top of the reels, it is the feature that gives the game its identity.

Playing the Free Demo

Press play on the demo above, set your bet, and spin using a virtual balance. The demo is the complete game, so you can trigger the free spins, test the Trojan Jokers and try the dice risk game without spending anything. A run of 50 to 100 spins is usually enough to get a feel for how the base game flows and how often the bonus shows up.

Mobile Play

The touch controls for adjusting your bet and spinning are responsive, the Trojan artwork stays crisp on smaller screens, and every feature, from the free spins to the dice risk game, behaves exactly as it does on desktop. If you have played a recent Endorphina title on mobile, this one will feel right at home.

Like this one? Try the dice-styled 100 Zombies Dice, the original 100 Zombies, or the ancient-warfare theme of 2016 Gladiators, all from Endorphina.