Book Of Rebirth Extreme Slot Review
Amber light glows between sandstone columns, and a gold frame studded with purple gems holds the reels, serpents coiling out from either side. Book Of Rebirth Extreme is at its best only when the book lands: that one icon does the work of three, and outside it everything here is decoration. Spinomenal have built it on a 5×4 grid with 10 paylines, running at 96.01% RTP.
It sits in a familiar stretch of the studio’s catalogue, alongside Majestic King and Tiger Charms, with 1 Reel – Scarabs Of Rebirth nearby in the same Egyptian territory. The twist worth turning up for is a bonus that changes its mind every single spin.
The Base Game and Its Paytable
All symbols pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each line is paid. Wins are multiplied by the bet per line. Ten numbered paylines run across the 5×4 grid, and the reel set fills with scarabs, pyramids and two Egyptian royals alongside the card royals.
The top of the paytable belongs to the Pharaoh, with Cleopatra close behind, and the royals cover a wide range of outcomes. Every value below is a multiple of the total bet.
- Pharaoh: 100x for two, 1,000x for three, 10,000x for four, 50,000x for five, 100,000x for six
- Cleopatra: 50x for two, 400x for three, 4,000x for four, 20,000x for five, 40,000x for six
- Scarab and Pyramid: 50x for two, 300x for three, 1,000x for four, 7,500x for five, 15,000x for six
- A and K: 50x for three, 400x for four, 1,500x for five, 3,000x for six
- Q, J and 10: 50x for three, 250x for four, 1,000x for five, 2,000x for six
Two of the Pharaoh anywhere on a line is already worth 100x the total bet, which is an unusually generous entry point for the lowest combination on the board. The top symbol pays from the moment it appears twice, not just in full runs. And that top row is the biggest number the game offers anywhere.
The gaps between tiers are wide, and they widen as you climb. The premium pair sit well clear of the scarab and pyramid beneath them, and the royals run much closer together, with A and K edging Q, J and 10 by a small margin at every step. There’s no published ceiling on what the game as a whole can pay; the Pharaoh’s top line is the nearest thing to one.
The Wild is the book itself, and it does double duty: it substitutes for any symbol and it’s also the scatter. That one icon carries most of what happens outside ordinary line wins.
- Substitutes for every symbol in the game
- Pays as a scatter from three copies anywhere on the reels, not on lines
- Scatter prizes: 2x for three, 25x for four, 250x for five, 500x for six
- Scatter prizes are paid on top of any regular line wins in the same round
- Three or more copies trigger the free spins round
Stakes are set through the plus and minus buttons, choosing a bet per line. Those controls lock during free spins, and the help and settings buttons disable mid-spin, which keeps the pace moving. All wins in a round appear together in the win field.
So scatter prizes and line wins land as one total rather than a sequence of tickers. Malfunctions void all pays, as ever. It’s a tidy interface for a game that only has one thing to keep track of.
Free Spins and the Expanding Symbol
Three or more scattered Wilds award 10 free spins, with the bet per line carried over from the triggering round, so the bonus plays at exactly the stakes you left. The round can retrigger, adding another 10 spins on top. The retrigger works the same way as the original: more scattered books during the bonus itself.
How the Expanding Symbol Works
Every spin inside the bonus assigns a random expanding symbol, and it changes from spin to spin. The scatter Wild is the only symbol excluded, so any paying symbol can take the role, from the 10 up to the Pharaoh. Once the spin’s result is settled, the expanding symbol stretches to form new paylines on top of the existing ones.
It only expands when doing so creates a win. When it does, it pays across all active lines whether or not the symbols sit on consecutive reels. Expanded wins are counted separately from the original result.
That separation matters more than it sounds. A spin can pay once as a normal result and again as an expansion, and the two don’t cannibalise each other. The non-consecutive rule matters just as much: an expanding symbol only needs enough copies somewhere on the grid to complete a combination, not a chain running left to right across adjacent reels.
The per-spin reassignment is what separates this from the standard book-slot template, where the expanding symbol is locked in at the trigger and stays for the whole round. Here the identity of the expanded symbol is decided fresh each time, so the ten spins don’t share a strategy.
One spin might stretch a low royal across four lines for a modest return. The next might land the Pharaoh in the role and cover the grid. You can’t play towards either outcome, and that’s rather the point: the round stays unpredictable even when it’s quiet.
A buy button sits in the interface for jumping straight into the feature, for anyone who’d rather skip the wait for three books. It runs off the same free-spins round described above, with the same expanding symbol behaviour spin by spin.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
Playing this is mostly waiting for a book. The reels are gorgeous, the columns glow warm and gold, but ten lines and one busy symbol make the base game a corridor you walk down on the way to the bonus. Anyone who accepts that arrangement gets a strong destination at the end of it.
The strength is that no two bonus spins are the same. Reassigning the expanding symbol every spin, instead of locking it at the trigger, means a dull round can still end huge when the Pharaoh takes its turn. The weakness is everything outside that round: there’s one feature here, the paytable’s top row is the only big number, and there’s nothing else to discover.
This one’s for book-slot fans who want the formula loosened up a little; anyone after a feature-packed game will be back in the tomb doorway before the third retrigger. The gold is real, but you have to dig for it.
Book Of Rebirth Extreme FAQs
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How do you trigger free spins in Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
Land three or more scattered Wild book symbols anywhere on the reels. Three or more awards 10 free spins, and the round can retrigger for another 10. -
What does the expanding symbol do in Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
On each free spin, a randomly assigned symbol (never the scatter Wild) expands after the result is determined, but only if the expansion creates a win. It pays across all active lines regardless of whether the winning symbols are consecutive, and expanded wins count separately from the original result. -
What does the scatter Wild pay in Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
The book symbol pays anywhere on the reels: 2x the bet for three, 25x for four, 250x for five and 500x for six. Those prizes are added to any regular line wins from the same spin. -
Can free spins retrigger in Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
Yes. The free spins round can retrigger and award an additional 10 free spins, with the bet per line staying the same as the round that triggered it. -
Can you buy the bonus on Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
Yes, a BUY button sits in the interface and takes you straight into the free spins round, which plays out with the same expanding symbol behaviour as a triggered bonus. -
What is the RTP of Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
96.01%. -
How many paylines does Book Of Rebirth Extreme have?
10 paylines, shown as numbered diagrams in the paytable, across a 5×4 grid. -
Who makes Book Of Rebirth Extreme?
Spinomenal.
