
Wisdom of Athena
Zeus isn’t the only name in Pragmatic Play’s Greek collection. Wisdom of Athena gives Athena the lead in a separate game, with its own demo and rules to explore.
Open demo →Zeus has company. Explore 12 demos featuring Athena, Hades, Medusa and more, across six providers. The theme connects them; the rules belong to each game.

Zeus isn’t the only name in Pragmatic Play’s Greek collection. Wisdom of Athena gives Athena the lead in a separate game, with its own demo and rules to explore.
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Two Athena titles, two separate players. This is Wisdom of Athena 1000. Match the full name before opening the demo, then read the rules that belong to this edition.
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Zeus and Hades meet in Pragmatic Play’s Gods of War. It’s a different title from Gates of Olympus, so bring your interest in the theme, not assumptions about the rules.
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Forge of Olympus is another way into Pragmatic Play’s Greek-mythology catalogue. The setting may be familiar, but this is a separate game. Its own paytable supplies the details.
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Fortune of Olympus keeps the Greek gods and changes the title. Don’t confuse this Pragmatic Play game with Gates: choose its own demo and follow its own information panel.
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Zeus, Poseidon and Hades share Play’n GO’s Rise of Olympus. A familiar mountain doesn’t mean a familiar provider: this isn’t Pragmatic Play’s Gates of Olympus.
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The full name matters here. Rise of Olympus 1000 is a Play’n GO title with its own demo, separate from the original Rise of Olympus and Pragmatic Play’s Gates of Olympus 1000.
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Same god, different developer. Le Zeus is Hacksaw Gaming’s contribution to this collection. Open its own player to explore the game rather than applying another Zeus title’s rules.
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The Greek collection has room for a king as well as gods. Thunderkick’s Midas Golden Touch 2 follows the King Midas theme. Find this title’s controls and rules in its own demo.
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Spinomenal gives the sea god his own title in Poseidon’s Rising. That complete name identifies the demo you want; another Poseidon game won’t necessarily have the same rules.
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Medusa gets her own game in Spinomenal’s Book of Medusa. It belongs in this Greek-mythology collection, but it isn’t a Gates of Olympus edition. The separate player keeps that distinction clear.
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NetEnt’s Divine Fortune gives the gods some company. Pegasus, Medusa and the Minotaur feature in its Greek-mythology setting, with a different provider and a separate game to explore.
Open demo →Virtual credits only. Age, provider and location restrictions apply. A shared theme does not mean shared rules or identical game settings.
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