Eye of Horus Rise of Egypt is a video slot machine developed by Gamesys Gaming Ltd. It’s based on ancient Egyptian mythology and features the iconic god, Anubis’ canine companion, Wadjet as its main mascot. This game has gained immense popularity among players worldwide due to its immersive theme, captivating visuals, and exciting bonus features.
Theme
The on this site game revolves around ancient Egypt, a time of great pharaohs, pyramids, mummies, and gods. The Eye of Horus is an Egyptian symbol representing protection and good fortune. Players are transported to the banks of the Nile River where they can uncover treasures hidden beneath the desert sands. The background image features a vibrant representation of an ancient temple surrounded by lush vegetation.
Design
The game’s design is both visually appealing and interactive. As players spin, the reels fill with hieroglyphic symbols of gods, goddesses, mummies, pharaohs, scarabs, and more. Each symbol has its own unique animation effect when triggered in a combination or on individual wins. The animations are smooth, colorful, and immersive.
Symbols
The slot boasts an impressive collection of symbols inspired by ancient Egypt:
- Anubis: High-paying Symbol; Substitutes for all other symbols except the Scatter.
- Wadjet: Wild symbol; Represents one-third of Eye of Horus, completing it to reveal more wins when combined with other symbols.
- Isis & Osiris: Medium-Paying Symbols; Represent gods in Egyptian mythology known for their love and power.
- Sphinx: Medium-paying symbol featuring a mythical creature from ancient Egypt’s lore.
- Mummy Reel Bonus (Mrb), Pharaoh and Scarab Bead are all special bonus symbols providing access to the game-changing Eye of Horus features.
Payouts
The payouts in Eye of Horus Rise of Egypt vary based on the symbols that match up:
- 5-of-a-kind symbol combinations pay between £20.00, which is a reward for lining up with two Anubis’ symbols.
- The low-paying symbols offer lesser rewards than higher-value gods like Isis and Osiris.
Wilds
Wadjet is used as an active wild to increase the chances of getting winning combinations by filling any spot on each spin where needed.
The main Wild, Wadjet will swap out other Low Value or Medium Value characters whenever required but cannot change 4-of-a-kind symbols when completed into 5-of-a-kind winning combinations.
Scatters
There are two primary ways to trigger the free spins rounds in Eye of Horus Rise of Egypt:
- Landing three or more Mummy Reel Bonus (Mrb) anywhere on the reels starts up one eye.
- Finding and clicking Wadjet to unlock each ‘eye’ triggers 9 additional bonus features.
Bonus Features
Each character and symbol on the reel contributes differently towards triggering the game’s features. Here are a few examples of these exciting mechanics:
- Wadjet Eye of Horus : Players need all three eyes lit up by landing enough Wadjets in the first, middle or final reels to create this 3-tier system. Each time Wadjet lands and opens one new Eye from 0-2 to display an ‘eye’, it triggers additional features including extra wilds, bigger wins for Wild symbols, increased multiplier rates with respins triggered on wins greater than £200 and so much more.
Free Spins
Getting the "Eye of Horus" is just a requirement. The feature comes alive immediately as you receive free spins with added boosts such as multiplied payouts & additional special characters to enhance your gameplay:
- Three Mummy Reel Bonus (Mrb) on the reels starts this game-changing round. The 100 extra rounds award for having three Eye of Horus eyes lit, are filled when one lands on an eye that hasn’t yet been triggered before.
RTP
Return To Player or RTP is calculated to be about 95.98%.
However please take note since slot results may fluctuate in real-time due to user interaction and internal parameters at any given moment.
Gamesys Gaming Ltd designed a variable payout system so it’s impossible for us to give an exact return-to-player rate even after evaluating the maximum and minimum possible winnings each spin, as they might get modified by many variables including changes made when not actively engaged in that very game session.