Centurio Slot Review & Free Play

Centurio: Marching into the World of Roman Riches

Being an officer in the ancient Roman empire afforded people several perks, so it wouldn’t be out of place to seek similar from a game titled Centurio. Merkur did well with the game's design, from the stone temples to the eagle statues. Plus, I loved the use of Roman soldiers and a philosopher as the wild and scatter. Good theme and visuals, but I was there for the gameplay, so let’s move on to that. 

Bet set at 500 coins per spin, I started my journey as a centurion, and in no time, I made an initial win of 50,000 by having all the reels covered with the J symbol. Getting medium-size wins between 500 and 5000 was easier than I thought it’d be, and I had quite a number of these.  However, the gamble feature might disrupt your play at random, which turned me off.

The win hunt continued, and everything stayed the same with regard to the significance of the win amount. Since there was no bonus feature to look out for, I’ll only recommend this game if you can stick with the base game and have enough funds to play for a long time. I had previously tested this game on mobile; for some reason, it was slower to respond than on my laptop. While that’s one thing to watch out for, the gameplay is easy to follow regardless of your experience as a slot player.