Mythology’s most epic homecoming now pays in both directions.
Return to Ithaca takes the player on a Greek hero’s journey home: temples with golden columns, a queen waiting with her cup raised, and a ship crossing the Aegean toward home. A classic Odyssey setting, built with the same visual care as the rest of the game.
Features
Wilds — Substitute for any symbol to complete winning combinations.
Both-ways winning lines — 5, 10 or 15 winning lines, paying both ways on every bet — not just the highest ones. Each combination pays both left-to-right and right-to-left, considerably increasing the win frequency on every spin.
Free Spins — 7 Free Spins that multiply winning chances without risking an extra bet.
Golden Bonus — Activated by collecting 6 or more coins. Every position on the grid becomes an independent reel that spins on its own. The player gets 3 spins — but if a new coin lands on any of them, the counter resets to 3 more spins. The round stays alive as long as coins keep landing, and only ends when the spins run out without a coin or the grid fills completely. The final prize is the sum of all collected coins.
Design philosophy
Return to Ithaca was built around a simple premise: more wins, more playtime. Both-ways pay on every bet doubles the chances of forming winning combinations on each spin — and to sustain the RTP, the paytable works with more moderate values. The result is a noticeably higher win frequency, with the Golden Bonus as the counterweight: the peak prize that the base paytable deliberately leaves for it.
Return to Ithaca: the Odyssey never paid this often — nor did it have a Golden Bonus waiting at the end of the voyage.
Technical details
| Client | Confidential |
|---|---|
| Year | 2026 |
| Technology | C++ Embedded software |
| Markets | AWP Italy |
| In-game language | IT |
| Theme | Greek Mythology |
| Client technology | C++ Embedded |
| Hit rate | 21.1% |
| Buy feature | No |
| Supported bets | 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 |
| Max prize | 10000 |
| Jurisdictions | Italy — Comma 6 |