Immortal 5 Slot Review: Expanding Wild Heroes and Bonus Picks

Immortal 5 is a superhero-themed Relax Gaming slot built around five protectors who can land as expanding Wilds. The official product page says each Immortal is Wild and displays a multiplier of up to 100x, then adds several bonus modes with power-up picks. That gives the game a clear identity: the important question is how a hero landing changes the reels, not simply how many illustrated characters appear.

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Immortal 5 at a glance

Provider	Relax Gaming
Genre / theme	Superheroes
Game type	Video slot
Payout mechanic	Lines
Maximum win	10,000x the bet
Main features	Immortals expand as Wilds with displayed multipliers up to 100x; bonus modes use power-up picks and Gold Super Bonus adds another pick.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Five heroes change the reel state

The exact official listing identifies Immortal 5 as a video slot with Lines as its payout mechanic. It does not publish the reel dimensions or line count, so those details remain unknown. What is documented is more useful than a guessed layout: Immortals land and expand to fill the reels, and each one is Wild. Expansion can therefore turn an initial symbol into a larger connecting presence, while the displayed multiplier gives the landing a second layer of value. The page states that these multipliers can reach 100x, but it does not explain whether that figure belongs to every hero, a specific mode, or a local configuration.

Power-up picks and the Gold Super Bonus

The bonus design is pick-driven. Relax Gaming describes multiple bonus modes in which power-up picks create a different bonus round from one play to the next. That means the player is not merely awarded a fixed sequence: the selected power-ups determine how the round is shaped, although the page does not list every pick or its precise effect. The Gold Super Bonus is the one named upgrade. It awards an additional pick from the super-stash of power-ups, so its documented interaction is straightforward: one more choice is added to the bonus state rather than a new number being assumed. The page also mentions Mega Bet and Bonus buy options, but does not define their prices or eligibility. a different feature-heavy Relax Gaming review is useful for comparing layered feature states with Immortal 5’s documented power-up selections.

Configuration and the limit of the listing

The official page records a minimum bet of €0.10 and a maximum bet of €100. It does not state RTP, formal volatility, release date, reel rows, paylines beyond the word Lines, or a complete feature table. It does state a 10,000x maximum win in the Hero spin. That is a published ceiling for the named mode, not evidence that ordinary spins or every bonus choice can approach it. Readers comparing versions should also notice the page exposes alternative and German Game IDs, so the local help screen remains the right place to confirm the active mathematics profile.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

Expanding Wild heroes and a bonus pick system give Immortal 5 two distinct forms of player-visible progression: the reels can grow, while the bonus can change according to selected power-ups.

Weaknesses

The official listing leaves the grid, line count, RTP, volatility, pick table and Hero-spin conditions unstated, so the 100x displays and 10,000x ceiling cannot be translated into frequency.

Our Editor’s View

Immortal 5 has a coherent superhero mechanism rather than a theme pasted over ordinary reels. A hero can expand across the reels as a Wild, its multiplier is displayed separately, and bonus picks determine which power-up route the round follows. The Gold Super Bonus adds one more choice, making the extra-pick rule easy to understand even though the full pick catalogue is not public on the product page. The practical drawback is information density in the wrong place: the headline numbers are available, but the conditions around them are not. Our editor would treat the 10,000x Hero-spin maximum as a boundary, not a forecast, and would verify the installed profile before judging the bonus modes. Readers who enjoy choosing between feature outcomes will find a clear hook; readers wanting a complete mathematical table will need the in-game rules.