Treasure of Anubis Slot Review

Treasure of Anubis puts the same Anubis symbol in charge of both winning substitutions and bonus entry. The jackal-headed Scatter-Wild substitutes in combinations and also triggers Free Spins, while a Scatter Counter tracks how many appear in each spin. Three, four, or five Scatters on reels two through four award 11, 22, or 33 Free Spins. The counter and escalating spin awards make the bonus easy to monitor, with the possibility of unlimited retriggers explicitly stated in the official rules.

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Treasure of Anubis at a glance

Provider	BGaming
Genre / theme	Ancient Egypt
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	5 reels × 3 rows
Reference RTP	97.13%
Volatility	Medium-high
Payout mechanic	9 lines
Maximum win	€244,314; ×1,939 maximum multiplier the bet
Release date	25 March 2025
Main features	Anubis Scatter-Wild substitutes and triggers. 3/4/5 Scatters on reels 2–4 award 11/22/33 Free Spins; retriggers are unlimited. Scatter Counter tracks each spin.

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.

A five-reel Egyptian slot

The official overview describes a 5×3 temple with nine lines. The central special symbol is the Anubis head, functioning as both Wild and Scatter. It substitutes for any symbol in a winning combination and triggers the Bonus game. This dual role gives a single symbol two possible effects: it can complete a regular win or contribute to Free Spins entry. The observed rules do not state that it substitutes for Scatters or how a mixed combination of Wild and Scatter symbols is evaluated, so those details are not inferred.

A Scatter Counter sits beside the reels and fills to show the number of Scatters dropped per spin. It works the same way in the Bonus game. The counter is a progress display, while the feature rule maps three, four, or five Scatters on reels two, three, and four to 11, 22, or 33 Free Spins. More Scatters mean a larger initial award, but the official observation ties these counts to a specific reel subset rather than saying they can land anywhere.

Free Spins can keep retriggering

The Free Spins round can be retriggered by landing another qualifying three-to-five Scatter group, and the source describes retriggers as unlimited. The same Scatter Counter continues to track drops during the feature. The award depends on how many Scatters appear: 11, 22, or 33 spins. Since the Wild and Scatter functions share one symbol, the Anubis head may also contribute to combinations while building toward a retrigger. The rules do not give a different multiplier or special bonus payout for the symbol, so the review does not add one.

Unlimited retriggers describe the permitted rule, not a guarantee of a continuing round. The precise amount of time added depends on the Scatter count for each qualifying event. The observation does not state whether the Scatter Counter resets after an award or exactly how it displays multiple qualifying groups; it only says it shows the number of Scatters dropped per spin and operates similarly in the Bonus. This keeps the main claim clear without assigning an unsupported counter reset behavior.

Published settings

BGaming lists 97.13% RTP, Medium-high volatility, a €244,314 maximum win and a ×1,939 maximum multiplier. The release date is March 25, 2025. These values belong to Treasure of Anubis. The nine-line, 5×3 configuration and Scatter award ladder are specific, while the observed rules do not state a complete paytable. The multiplier cap is a game-level figure; no separate Free Spins multiplier is listed.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

One symbol handles both Wild and Scatter duties, and the Counter makes the three award tiers visible while the rules explicitly allow unlimited retriggers.

Weaknesses

The Scatter Counter’s reset behavior and multiple-group display are not described, and the observed rules do not provide a complete symbol paytable.

Our Editor’s View

Treasure of Anubis builds its identity around a dual-purpose Scatter-Wild and a visible counter. The Anubis head can help form wins and open the bonus; three, four, or five Scatters produce progressively larger Free Spins awards, and retriggers have no stated limit. That gives the feature a clear ladder without needing an invented multiplier rule. The counter helps show current Scatter activity, although its reset and multiple-group behavior are not explained. The 5×3, nine-line layout and published configuration make the basic format concrete, but a full payout comparison would need the paytable. Players who like tracking a bonus threshold may find the structure straightforward, while exact counter behavior remains a modest documentation gap.