Scepter of Anubis is built around a simple visual change with consequences: a partial Wild can nudge until it covers a full reel, and that full stack opens a Respin. The Egyptian setting supplies the atmosphere, but the game’s identity lies in how ordinary Free Spins and Super Free Spins treat Wilds differently. The standard mode awards more spins as the trigger count rises; the Super mode adds a multiplier whenever a Wild fills a reel, carrying that multiplier across the current spin and its Respin. On a 5-reel, 4-high layout with 40 lines, this gives the game a clear progression from a single reel transformation to a bonus where timing and full-reel coverage matter.
Scepter of Anubis at a glance
| Provider | Quickspin |
|---|---|
| Genre / theme | Ancient Egypt |
| Game type | Video slot |
| Reels / grid | 5×4 |
| Payout mechanic | 40 lines |
| Maximum win | 10000x the bet |
| Main features | Partial Wilds can nudge to full reels and trigger Respins; Super Free Spins apply a chosen multiplier to a spin and its Respin. |
RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.
From partial symbol to full stack
The official description identifies a 5-reel, 4-high game with 40 lines. A partial Wild may nudge to cover its entire reel. A full-stack Wild that lands or nudges in awards one Respin, and each additional Wild that lands or nudges during the sequence adds another. The sequence therefore grows by successive full reels rather than by every partial Wild seen on the screen. This distinction keeps the trigger readable: the symbol must complete the reel before it earns the Respin, and additional completed Wild reels extend the chain.
The page describes two Free Spins routes. Three, four or five combined Wilds and Bonus Symbols award 8, 12 or 16 regular Free Spins. Super Free Spins require one Super Bonus symbol plus two, three or four Wilds or Bonus Symbols, awarding the same respective counts. The trigger count determines the starting allowance, but does not itself describe a retrigger; the official page gives no retrigger rule for either mode. That restraint matters when judging the feature: the published count is a starting package, not evidence that a bonus necessarily grows after entry.
The Super mode keeps a multiplier local
During Super Free Spins, whenever one or more Wilds cover full reels, a multiplier is selected from 2, 3, 5 or 100 and applies to that spin and its Respin. If a new Wild arrives during the Respin, the selected value can stay the same or increase; Quickspin says it will be greater than or equal to the earlier multiplier. In practical terms, a full-reel Wild can establish a multiplier before the extra evaluation, and another full Wild in that follow-up cannot reduce it. The scope remains limited to that spin and its Respin: the source does not say the multiplier carries over to a later Free Spin.
A Gamble feature can offer up to 16 Free Spins after qualifying standard triggers with three or four symbols; a similar option applies to Super Free Spins after specified two- or three-symbol combinations. Extra Bet costs twice the bet and raises the chance of Wilds, thereby also raising the chance of either bonus. The Buy Feature offers standard entry for 80x the bet or Super entry for 160x, with required symbol combinations; Quickspin notes these options vary by market. These are paid entry or chance modifiers, not changes to the documented multiplier duration.
What the saved maths can and cannot say
The official page advertises 96%, 94%, 92% and 87% RTP versions. The saved Game Sheet lists IDs at 94.19%, 92.07% and 87.15%; each of those three rows reports volatility 5/5 and a 10,000x maximum. Since the standard assignment does not identify a particular ID, those figures cannot be presented as the one applicable RTP or volatility setting. The page itself states a 10,000x maximum, so that limit is supported at the game-page level, although the precise selected RTP configuration remains unclear. The exact release date is not established by the saved official observations.
A precise trigger, a high-variance profile
The design’s strongest point is the visible threshold between partial and full Wilds: the same symbol first completes a reel, then adds a Respin, and in Super mode can bring a multiplier into that spin’s extra evaluation. Its limitation is that the decisive state depends on full-reel coverage, while a 5/5 volatility rating applies only to the sheet’s identified configurations. Readers who like tracking a multiplier over a single paired evaluation may appreciate its bounded scope; anyone expecting a bonus-wide counter that steadily carries forward will not find that rule here.
Strengths and weak points
Strengths
A full-reel Wild has a clear job: it triggers or extends Respins, and Super Free Spins keep the selected multiplier protected from reduction during that paired evaluation.
Weaknesses
The multiplier is limited to one spin and its Respin, while completing a reel is a prerequisite; the standard assignment does not identify its exact RTP variant.
Our Editor’s View
Scepter of Anubis keeps its main promise focused on reel completion. A partial Wild can nudge into a full stack; full stacks launch Respins, and further full Wilds can extend that sequence. Regular Free Spins scale their initial count with the combined number of Wilds and Bonus Symbols, while Super Free Spins add a distinct rule: a multiplier chosen when a Wild covers a reel applies to that spin and its Respin, with a new Wild unable to lower it. That is a clear interaction, but it does not amount to a persistent multiplier across the whole bonus. The 40-line, 5×4 presentation supplies a conventional frame for these effects, and the Egyptian identity is supported by the official theme. Quickspin’s multiple RTP options and the sheet’s three identified IDs mean no single RTP or volatility value belongs to this unspecified standard configuration. This is a better fit for readers who value compact, local feature rules over long-lived bonus bookkeeping.



