Games Global and Foxium launch Rome Fight for Gold Eternal Empire slot
The latest instalment in the Rome Fight for Gold series introduces a new Imperial Bonus feature and offers win potential of up to 25,000x.
Games Global has released Rome Fight for Gold Eternal Empire, a new title developed with exclusive studio partner Foxium, marking the latest chapter in the Rome Fight for Gold slot series.
Set on a 5x4 grid, the game follows gladiators Antonius and Helena as they battle in the Colosseum. It introduces a new Imperial Bonus feature alongside a Cash Collect mechanic, in which Collect symbols landing on reels one and five award the total value of coins shown on the reels.
Coins and bonus features
Bronze, Silver and Gold coins carry values of up to 5x, 15x and 50x respectively. As coins are collected, they fill bonus cups above the reels, with each coin able to randomly trigger its corresponding bonus round or the new Imperial Bonus.
Bonus rounds award three respins, with the respin count resetting whenever an additional coin or bonus icon appears. Bonus symbols include the Antonius Multiplier, which can boost the feature multiplier by up to 5x, and the Immediate Multiplier, which adds an instant boost of up to 5x to all coin values in play. The Helena icon adds an extra spin to the respin count, while the Jackpot Maximiser raises all three jackpot tiers to their maximum values.
Players who collect 10 coins trigger the Mini Jackpot, 15 coins unlocks the Major Jackpot, and filling the full 20-coin bonus grid awards the Grand Jackpot, which can pay out up to 25,000x the stake.
Comments from the companies
Liz Bann, Chief Executive Officer at Foxium, said the studio was proud of the title, describing it as combining strong visuals with reward-driven mechanics that make it a highlight for fans of the series.
Andy Booth, Chief Product Officer at Games Global, said Eternal Empire builds on the popularity of the Rome Fight for Gold brand while adding a new bonus mechanic intended to raise the overall gameplay experience.
The release was issued by Games Global, which distributes iGaming content through a network of in-house and partner studios including Foxium, to operators in regulated markets globally.

