10 Swords Review
10 Swords is a Push Gaming slot set in ancient Rome. Its hook is that sword scatters pay on their own: four or more anywhere award a cash prize, and ten pay the 5,000× maximum.
Scatters that pay every spin
The game uses five reels, three rows and 20 lines. An eagle emblem is the wild, and regular symbols pay up to 40× the stake.
Sword scatters can pay in the base game and in free spins: four to nine swords pay from 2× to 5,000× the bet, and ten pay 5,000×.
10 Swords Features
Free spins with conversions
Three scatters award 8 free spins, four award 10 and five award 12. With four or more, low-paying symbols are converted into scatters for the round, two symbols for four and four for five, which makes sword prizes much more frequent.
Further conversions during the round add more spins, and retriggers are possible.
Ante bet and bonus buy
An ante bet costs 20% more per spin to raise the chance of free spins. Where allowed, the bonus can also be bought.
RTP and volatility
A review lists 96.45% RTP and medium volatility, with a maximum win of 5,000×. We did not confirm the RTP setting in the demo.
10 Swords Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Scatter prizes on every spin
- Free spins that convert symbols
- Medium volatility
Limitations
- 5,000× cap is modest
- Ante bet raises cost by 20%
Our Verdict
10 Swords has a satisfying, easy-to-follow idea: count the swords. The conversion free spins make it more than a classic, and medium volatility keeps it playable.
10 Swords FAQs
How do sword scatters pay in 10 Swords?
Four to nine anywhere pay 2× to 5,000× the bet, and ten pay 5,000×, in the base game or in free spins.
How many free spins can you get?
8, 10 or 12 for three, four or five scatters, with more added by conversions.
What is the RTP?
Listed at 96.45%.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 30 October 2026.
Mechanics follow the release announcement and a published review.
