Potion Power Demo & review

In Potion Power, a Wild's multiplier counts how many symbols were removed to make room for it, and in Free Spins those Wilds stay on the board between spins with the value intact. Peter & Sons released this 5x5 line-grid game in March 2025. It rewards players who like to watch one number on the board grow from spin to spin, and bonus buyers more than anyone waiting for Scatters.

How Potion Power works

Three or more matching symbols in a straight line, down a reel or across a row, make a win, and only the highest combination on each line pays. Winning symbols are removed, new ones drop in, and cascades continue until nothing else connects.

The paytable is short and the top of it is low, so lines rarely mean much unless a Wild multiplier is sitting on them.

The base game before we lowered the bet: amounts on screen are in cents, so 200 is $2.00. FluxPlays demo test, 9 November 2026.

Wild multipliers

During cascades a random Wild lands in the connected empty spots, and its value is built from what was removed. A removed Wild passes its multiplier to the new Wild, and every other removed symbol adds +1. Wilds on the same grid add their multipliers together, and a Wild stays until it is part of a win.

By the rules, a win that removes a Wild carrying x4 and two other symbols adds 6 to the new Wild's multiplier. A chain with several removed symbols therefore feeds one Wild, and when that Wild is finally used the value moves on to its replacement instead of being lost. Mystery Symbols sit beside this as a random extra: they turn random positions into one matching symbol, never Scatter or Wild.

Free Spins with Sticky Wilds: how they trigger

Three Scatters award 7 free spins and each extra Scatter adds 2, played at the triggering bet. The round cannot be retriggered, so its length is set the moment it starts.

The change is small and decisive. Wilds placed during cascades become sticky at the end of the spin and do not reset their multiplier for the next one. Each free spin therefore starts from whatever the previous ones built, and a Wild that goes unused keeps its value for the rest of the round.

That makes the round back-loaded by design, and our dearer buy shows the shape: most of its total came on the very last spin.

A cascade in our bought Free Spins, with the +1 markers feeding a Sticky Wild. FluxPlays demo test, 9 November 2026.

Bonus buy and Golden Bet: prices and what you get

Three Power-Ups share one menu: two buys and a Golden Bet. Each one is a toggle, and a buy keeps charging until you turn it off.

The two buys differ only in length: the random option can run to 11 spins, while the cheaper one always gives 7. The demo's rules page prints x200 for the random buy, but the panel and the charge both said 150x, so that is the price we list. Neither the rules nor Peter & Sons' page gives an RTP per option, so those cells stay blank.

The Power-Ups menu at a $1.00 bet, in cents: 150.00 and 100.00 for the buys, 1.20 for Golden Bet. FluxPlays demo test, 9 November 2026.

RTP, volatility and max win

The demo's rules state no RTP, so the figure comes from Peter & Sons' game page, 96.65%, along with a 20,000x max win. The rules call the game high volatility, which is the label we use, although that page rates it one step higher. The rules state no cap of their own, and neither source says what happens to a round that reaches it.

Our Potion Power demo test

Sticky Wilds do most of the talking in this session. Our random buy sat at $125.80 with one spin left, and the last spin added $786.10 on the back of the Wilds it had carried over. The cheaper buy ran the opposite way, with a modest $61.80 and no late surge.

The base game gave 25 winning spins, most of them small. Think of these rounds as one logged session, nothing that says what the game pays over the long run.

Natural Free Spins did not come, and Mystery Symbols could not be picked out of our log, so both are written up here from the game's rules.

The final amount of our 150x buy: Total Win 91190 in cents, or $911.90. FluxPlays demo test, 9 November 2026.

The final amount of our 100x buy: Total Win 6180 in cents, or $61.80. FluxPlays demo test, 9 November 2026.

Is Potion Power worth playing?

Worth it for one reason: a Free Spins round where the multipliers stay on the board and keep adding up. The Wild mechanic is simple to follow and it gives the round a real shape, since the late spins start from the most stored value. Outside the bonus the game gives you less to do, because lines are cheap and Scatters are the only free way in.

Dungeon Tower MultiMax is the nearest sibling, also a 5x5 line grid from the same studio. Pick Dungeon Tower MultiMax if you want reel multipliers that multiply together across a row. Pick Potion Power for value that sits on the Wilds themselves, where it builds through the round and adds together across the grid.

In the demo, buy the cheaper 100x round first. Seven spins are enough to see how Sticky Wilds carry value over before you decide whether the random option is worth the extra.