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Character Spotlight: Greek God, Zeus



Zeus, Greek God, Play'n GO

When it comes to naming gods and goddesses in mythology there are few names that come straight to mind, Thor, Odin, Poseidon but there is one that comes to mind above the rest, literally, like literally above in the clouds of Mount Olympus. Zeus, God of the Skies.


At Play’n GO we like to put our own spin on these mythologies, keep reading to find out where Zeus appears in the Play’n GO Universe.



Who is Zeus?

Zeus, Rise of Olympus

Son of the mighty titan Cronus, Zeus and his brothers led a revolt against their father. Well, Cronus discovered a prophecy that said that his sons would eventually dethrone him, in particular, Zeus would be the one to take his throne. Cronus wasn’t quite ready to give up his throne so swallowed Zeus (gulp!).


And that’s the end of the story…


Just kidding!


Rhea, Zeus’ mother and Cronus’ wife sneakily wrapped stones in Zeus’ blankets tricking Cronus into thinking he’s swallowed the baby.


A now-adult Zeus united with his brothers Poseidon and Hades to take down their father, and guess what… they succeeded!



What is Zeus the god of?

Enemy felled, the brothers were given their place to rule. Hades, God of the Underworld. Poseidon God of the Seas and Zeus, God of the Skies.


But he was more than just the god of the skies, he became a ruler and a protector of the other gods who you see in Greek Mythology: Athena, Ares, Hera, Aphrodite and Hermes to name a few.


A father figure. The King of Olympus.



What does Zeus look like?

Zeus, Rise of Gods: Reckoning

Often depicted with a thunderbolt in hand and a head full of thick white hair, Zeus has a pretty iconic look.


Ancient Greek statues show Zeus as a strong, mature man with a fatherly air much like in Rise of Olympus, whereas in Rise of Gods: Reckoning, we’ve given Zeus a bit of a youthful glow.


White hair has been swapped for golden locks and a toga for a relaxed suit. Quite dashing, don't you think?



Where can I find Zeus at Play’n GO?


Check out our Greek mythology games where you can find Zeus at Play’n GO.


Rise of Gods: Reckoning
Rise of Gods: Reckoning

In a time before Zeus ruled the Skies as the King of Olympus, he and his divine brothers Poseidon and Hades resided on Earth.


After binding their father, the merciless titan Cronus, in chains, the three brothers decided to spend their youth amongst the mortals.


Chains were not enough to bind their father. Breaking free Cronus sets his sights on Earth and he has revenge on his mind.



Rise of Olympus
Rise of Olympus

After defeating their father Cronus, and the other mighty titans the skies, sea and underworld were split among the three brothers. You may have heard of them? Zeus, Poseidon and Hades.


Powerful individually, imagine the power if they were to unite!


This is a tale of three brothers. You decide how the story ends.





Greek god games at Play’n GO

In our online slots collection, you'll find all the most popular Greek Gods, including Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, and Athena. Rise of Olympus, which is known as one of the best slot games around, has proved to be a hit amongst operators and players. Or maybe you want to see how the brothers spent their youth in Rise of Gods: Reckoning.


If you're interested in Hercules and his battles against the Titans, check out our online game Myth. You'll find Medusa, the Minotaur, and other beastly creatures. Or, if you prefer, you can explore alongside Rich Wilde and Cat Wilde in Rich Wilde and the Shield of Athena. If you're interested in Greek mythology, why not try one of our Greek God slots today?

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