Glory Of Egypt

Glory Of Egypt Slot Review

Jackal-headed statues watch over a temple court of dark blue stone, palms crowding in from the edges and gold coins heaped across a tiled floor. Inside that frame, Endorphina have quietly built one of the most generous returns in the business: Glory Of Egypt runs at a 98.05% RTP on a 5×3 grid with 10 fixed paylines, and everything around that figure is deliberately plain.

Bets run from 0.10 to 200 per spin. Sister titles like Joker Ra and Riches Of Caliph cover similar ground, though neither matches this return. With a paytable topping out at 500x, the game’s whole pitch is the maths.

Symbols and Paytable

Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels, and only the highest combination counts on each line. Wins across different lines add together. Scatters are the one exception, counting in any position on the reels.

The paytable is short, and every value below is a multiple of the total bet. Caesar tops the regular symbols; the royal cards prop up the bottom.

• Wild (Cleopatra) – 1x for two, 10x for three, 100x for four, 500x for five
• Caesar – 0.5x for two, 5x for three, 20x for four, 100x for five
• Eagle (SPQR) – 0.5x for two, 2.5x for three, 10x for four, 50x for five
• Snake – 1.5x for three, 7.5x for four, 25x for five
• A, K, Q – 1x for three, 4x for four, 15x for five
• J, 10 – 0.5x for three, 2x for four, 10x for five

Cleopatra is the wild, substituting for every symbol except the scatter, and she’s also the richest symbol in the game. The scatter is a ship, and landing three of it starts the free games.

Roman emperors in an Egyptian temple is a mixed metaphor the game never resolves, but the artwork carries it anyway: glossy, painterly, heavy on gold and deep blue. The reels sit on carved stone with a faint hieroglyph texture, and the whole frame is trimmed in jewels.

It’s a quiet game between wins. There’s no ticker, no collect meter, nothing building in the background – just the reels, the statues and the occasional ship drifting past.

Free Games

Three scatters anywhere on the reels trigger 10 Free Games, played at the same bet and lines as the spin that started them. The round can retrigger: three more scatters during the feature award another package of 10.

The twist is what the scatters become. During free games they substitute for all other symbols, turning into extra wilds, and they only land on reels 1, 3 and 5. That’s three of the five reels where any symbol arriving can complete a line, which is where the round’s entire value lives.

There’s no multiplier, no expanding symbol, no ladder. Ten spins, extra wilds on three reels, and a retrigger if the ships show up again. By modern standards it’s a spare round, and the game builds nothing on top of it.

Risk Game

After any win you can gamble it. Four cards are dealt face down and the Dealer’s card is shown; pick one, and if it beats the Dealer’s card your win doubles.

You can keep going for up to 10 attempts in total, or press TAKE WIN at any point and collect what’s on the table. Lose a round and the whole stake is gone.

The Joker beats everything, and the Dealer can never draw one. Matching the Dealer’s value is a draw: your winnings don’t change and you get another go. The closed cards can be higher or lower than the Dealer’s, they can repeat from round to round, and the deal isn’t evenly distributed.

What makes this gamble worth a look is that the odds move, and they move hard. The average return is 84% if you always take the risk, but your chances in any single round swing well above or below that depending on the Dealer’s card.

Against a low card the gamble is firmly in your favour, and against a deuce you’re a heavy favourite. Against a picture card or an ace it’s the reverse, with the ace the worst card you can face by some distance.

The strategy writes itself once you know which end of the deck the Dealer is showing: gamble against low cards, collect against high ones. The Dealer’s card, not your pick, is where the decision lives.

Bonus Pop

If waiting for three ships isn’t your style, the Bonus Pop button buys the free games outright at any time. The cost depends directly on your total bet, scaling up and down with the stake you’ve set.

• Bought round starts with a spin that lands enough scatters to trigger the 10 games
• Runs exactly like a triggered round: scatters as wilds on reels 1, 3 and 5
• Retriggers available during the feature
• Winnings from a bought round can’t be gambled in the Risk Game
• The button may not be available at every casino

The return is the one real cost. With Bonus Pop active the RTP is 93.12%, nearly five points below the standard 98.05%.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7/10

This is a slow, unhurried spin: ships drifting past the statues, wins arriving politely, nothing shouting for attention. The reason to pull up a seat at this temple is arithmetic – a 98.05% return that out-pays nearly everything else on the same shelf.

The best thing here is the Risk Game, because it shows its hand before you commit. Against a deuce you’re a heavy favourite; against an ace you shouldn’t go near it. That spread turns a single card flip into a genuine decision, and it’s more depth than the free games manage.

That bonus round is the weakness: extra wilds with no multiplier and nowhere to climb, so it lands flat more often than it soars. Anyone chasing big multiples won’t find them inside these walls. Anyone who values a fair return, plain rules and a gamble that tells you its odds will be well looked after here.

Glory Of Egypt FAQs

• What is the RTP of Glory Of Egypt?

  The RTP is 98.05%, well above the industry average. With the Bonus Pop buy feature active, the RTP is 93.12%, and the Risk Game gamble has an average return of 84%.
• How do you trigger the Free Games in Glory Of Egypt?

  Landing three scatter symbols anywhere on the reels triggers 10 Free Games. During the feature, scatters substitute for all other symbols and only appear on reels 1, 3 and 5. The round can also retrigger if three more scatters land.
• Can you buy the bonus on Glory Of Egypt?

  Yes. The Bonus Pop button buys a package of 10 Free Games at any time, with the price depending directly on your total bet. Note that the RTP drops to 93.12% with Bonus Pop active, and winnings from bought games can’t be gambled in the Risk Game. The feature may not be available at all casinos.
• How does the Risk Game gamble work in Glory Of Egypt?

  After any win you can pick one of four face-down cards to beat the Dealer’s card. A winning pick doubles your money and you can try again, up to 10 attempts in total. The Joker beats everything, draws keep your winnings, and a losing pick ends the round with nothing.
• What does the wild symbol do in Glory Of Egypt?

  Cleopatra is the wild and substitutes for all symbols except the scatter. She’s also the game’s richest symbol, paying up to 500x the total bet for five of a kind. During the Free Games, the scatter symbols themselves also substitute for all other symbols on reels 1, 3 and 5.
• How many paylines does Glory Of Egypt have?

  Glory Of Egypt has 10 fixed paylines on a 5×3 grid. Winning combinations need to land on enabled paylines and adjacent reels from the left, and wins on different lines are added together.
• What is the minimum and maximum bet on Glory Of Egypt?

  Bets run from 0.10 to 200.00 per spin, with all 10 paylines fixed and in play on every spin.
• Who makes Glory Of Egypt?

  Glory Of Egypt is made by Endorphina. It was released on 15 July 2022.