Divine Queen: Power of Sun by BGaming: ×128 Cell Multipliers and Refilling

Released on 1 October 2026, Divine Queen: Power of Sun is BGaming’s second slot in the Divine Queen series, following Divine Queen: Heart of Ice. It replaces the earlier game’s frozen setting with a futuristic Egyptian desert, but the most important change concerns the way wins build. Refilling can produce several payouts from one paid spin, while Cell Multipliers grow on individual positions of the reels, potentially reaching ×128. With a published return to player (RTP) of 97%, medium-high volatility and a maximum win of 5,000 times the stake, this is a game whose rules are worth understanding before choosing a bet.

Divine Queen: Power of Sun: Setting, Layout and Main Rules

BGaming places its Sun Goddess beside a gold-framed playing area, surrounded by an imagined Egypt where ancient monuments share the horizon with distant planets. She holds a golden staff and reacts to events on the reels rather than remaining a static illustration. Bright gemstones, ornate objects and the queen’s own symbol keep the theme recognisable without getting in the way of the numbers.

The game uses six reels with five rows, giving 30 positions for symbols. There are no fixed paylines to trace from left to right. Instead, its pay-anywhere system looks for at least eight identical regular symbols anywhere on the grid. Their positions do not have to touch, and a larger number of matching symbols can increase the payout. A winning group can be scattered across all six reels.

BGaming lists 97% as the game’s theoretical RTP and describes its volatility as medium-high. RTP is a long-run mathematical figure, not a promise that £100 wagered will return £97 during a particular session; short sessions can finish far above or below that average. Medium-high volatility means that substantial results may be unevenly distributed, and smaller payouts do not necessarily recover the cost of a spin. The advertised maximum is 5,000× the stake, subject to the game’s payout limit, rather than a sum that players should expect to reach regularly.

How Symbols and Pay-Anywhere Wins Are Counted

The regular symbols include coloured gems and higher-value Egyptian-inspired objects. Their awards depend on both the symbol and the number appearing together. For instance, the published paytable examples show that eight or nine of the lowest-value blue gems pay much less than the same number of the top-value sun medallions. Twelve sun medallions carry a 50× stake award before any relevant cell multipliers are considered. Checking the Payments screen is therefore more useful than judging a symbol by its size or colour alone.

The Sun Goddess herself acts as the Scatter. Unlike regular symbols, Scatters have a separate purpose: four or more appearing across the reels trigger the Free Spins feature. With only one Scatter allowed per reel, a trigger needs four different reels. Scatter payouts can also be awarded alongside ordinary matching-symbol wins when both occur in the same spin.

Pay-anywhere rules make the game straightforward to read, but the initial symbol arrangement is only part of the result. Once matching groups pay, their symbols are removed and the vacant positions are filled, giving the next arrangement another chance to qualify. Seven matching symbols still produce no regular-symbol payout, but an initial win may lead to more. The total outcome is determined by the full sequence of qualifying groups and their multipliers, not merely by what was visible when the reels first stopped.

Refilling: Why a Single Paid Spin Can Keep Producing Wins

Refilling is BGaming’s name for the game’s cascading-symbol feature. After a winning combination has been counted and paid, the symbols involved disappear. The remaining symbols slide downwards and new ones enter from above to occupy the empty spaces. The refreshed grid is checked again for groups of eight or more identical symbols. If another group qualifies, it pays and the process repeats. One stake covers the full chain, which ends when no further winning group forms.

There is no fixed maximum number of Refills in the published rules. That does not mean a long sequence is assured: some winning spins stop after a single replacement, while others continue through several rounds of falling symbols. Imagine eight matching gems paying on the first arrangement. Those gems disappear, fresh symbols arrive and a different group of eight then forms. Both awards belong to the original spin; no second stake is charged merely because the reels have refilled.

The practical value of Refilling is its interaction with the positions on the grid. If symbols keep winning in the same places, those places may acquire stronger multipliers as the sequence progresses. A refill that wins elsewhere will not necessarily improve the cells already carrying higher values, however. This is why two spins containing the same number of winning groups can produce different totals. Symbols determine the awards; their positions determine multiplier growth. Neither a long refill sequence nor a visually crowded grid guarantees a large return.

Cell Multipliers up to ×128: How the Values Increase

Cell Multipliers belong to individual spaces on the grid, not to a particular gem or Egyptian object. According to BGaming’s rules, a position involved in a win becomes active at ×1. If a subsequent winning group uses that same position, its value doubles to ×2; further qualifying wins can move it through ×4, ×8, ×16, ×32, ×64 and finally ×128. The game begins displaying the multiplier from ×2. Reaching the top value therefore requires repeated use of the same cell, not simply landing one special symbol with ×128 printed on it.

Several multiplied cells may contribute to a winning arrangement at once. In that situation their active multiplier values are added, rather than multiplied together; ×1 cells are not included in the multiplier sum. For a simple illustration, a winning group involving one ×4 cell and another ×8 cell can receive a combined ×12 multiplier. The values do not multiply to ×32. The ×128 ceiling applies to each cell, not necessarily to their combined values.

During the main game, the cell values last only for the current paid spin, including all its Refills. Once that sequence finishes, the grid resets before the next spin starts. A cell that reached ×16 cannot be carried into an unrelated base-game spin. The progression is therefore most noticeable when several consecutive Refills reuse winning positions. This reset also separates ordinary play from the Free Spins round, where the same Cell Multipliers are allowed to remain active for much longer.

Free Spins, Bonus Buys and the Game’s 2026 Specifications

Four or more Sun Goddess Scatters in the base game start the standard Free Spins round. BGaming’s full published rules specify an initial award of ten free spins. Refilling still operates during the feature, but the crucial difference is that Cell Multipliers no longer disappear after each individual spin. Their values remain on the same positions throughout the round, and fresh winning combinations can increase them further. A cell that becomes useful early may therefore contribute to payouts across several free spins, even when the original symbols have changed.

There is an important detail to check before relying on a stated retrigger requirement. BGaming’s detailed game rules say that four or more Scatters during Free Spins add another ten spins, whereas the shorter description on its game page says three or more Scatters award five additional spins. The safest approach is to consult the Information or Rules screen inside the version being played. This avoids assuming that a particular retrigger condition applies at every casino or in every available game configuration.

The game also offers Super Free Spins as a purchase option, with a starting ×2 multiplier already present in every cell. That gives the bonus grid a different starting position from ordinary Free Spins, but it does not guarantee a profit or ensure that the maximum value will be reached. BGaming advertises a highest possible win of 5,000× the stake and lists a maximum prize of €250,000 for its published version. Actual stake choices, currencies and feature availability can differ by operator, so the in-game paytable and limits should always take priority over a promotional description.

Chance ×10, Booster Modes and Sensible Playing Checks

There are five listed purchase options: Chance ×10, Random Booster, ×32 Booster, Free Spins and Super Free Spins. Chance ×10 is designed to make the bonus easier to trigger; BGaming’s detailed rules say it changes the required number of Scatters from four to three while the option is active. Random Booster provides a single spin with multipliers placed in 15 to 25 cells, whereas ×32 Booster starts one spin with a ×32 multiplier in every cell. Both Booster options increase the cost of the selected spin, and an attractive starting grid can still finish without a worthwhile payout.

Buying standard Free Spins skips the usual Scatter trigger, while buying Super Free Spins adds the ×2 starting multipliers throughout the grid. A Rebuy button can repeat the most recently purchased feature at its previous price without reopening the selection menu. These options are not free enhancements to an ordinary stake: their costs are shown separately and can be many times the normal spin price. BGaming also notes that purchase features may be disabled under local licensing rules. Where offered, the displayed feature price and applicable RTP should be checked before confirming a purchase.

Divine Queen: Power of Sun can be played on desktop and mobile devices, and BGaming provides a demo for understanding its rules without risking real money. A demo is particularly useful for watching the difference between symbols falling into place and multipliers remaining fixed on cells. Outcomes are determined by a certified random number generator, so neither waiting for a particular symbol nor increasing a stake can make a future win certain. For real-money play, decide on an affordable budget, avoid treating the 5,000× maximum as a target, and stop when the planned limit is reached.