Gates of Olympus and Starlight Princess have similar tumble and multiplier systems, but they are separate Pragmatic Play games. Their official descriptions support a rule comparison, rather than proving identical mathematical models.
Count-based payouts
Both pay for enough matching symbols anywhere on the grid and then tumble. Combinations do not have to follow a fixed payline.
That establishes a mechanical similarity. It does not reveal frequencies of symbols, combinations or bonus events.
Multipliers and the bonus
The developer describes multipliers up to 500x and bonus accumulation in both games. Check the exact addition and application conditions in the rules.
Similar-looking features cannot promise identical bonus outcomes. Matching available values do not reveal how often those values occur.
Why matching RTP is insufficient
RTP describes a mathematical model’s mean return. Different payout distributions can share the same mean, so similar percentages do not establish identical volatility or bonus frequency.
Check the figure for each available version separately. One catalogue configuration does not describe every operator setting.
Differences you can assess
Zeus and the animated princess give the games distinct visual themes. Symbol readability, audio and interface preferences do not require claims of a financial advantage.
Do not transfer original-game specifications to 1000 editions. A separate release may have different multipliers and limits; a short demo test cannot establish that models are equal or that one is superior.
Pragmatic Play: Gates of Olympus