Discover Egyptian Treasures

With the exciting tomb discovery of the 4,400-year-old High Priest in Egypt we’re in a treasure hunting mood here at CasinoEuro. So as the world dives into new found hieroglyphs, ancient statues and mummies, we’re sharing three of our favourite Egyptian slots.

There’s an adventurer in all of us, which is why we’re drawn to the epic wonders and drama of ancient Egypt. Whether it’s the thrill of spinning amongst the pyramids, or simply the excitement of a new game and big wins, we’re highlighting some of our favourite Egyptian games, as well as some of the civilisation’s most successful characters.

These Slots Are Nothing To “Tut” About

Legacy Of Egypt

Release Date: April 25, 2018
Max Win: 5000x your stake
Paylines: 30
Extras: Wheel of the Gods, Pyramid Free Spins, Wild Scatters, Multipliers

Play’n Go unearthed their new adventure title earlier this year with a 5-reel, 30-line slot in which you must explore the land of the Pharaohs, competing on the reels as the explorers seek to grab up to 20 Free Spins and Multipliers. 

As Play’n GO’s CEO Johan Törnqvist states: “Legacy of Egypt takes players back in time and if they can navigate their way around the beasts that guard the sacred tombs there are plenty of prizes to be uncovered.”

Coins Of Egypt

Release Date: March 20, 2018
Max Win: 30,000 coins
Paylines: 20
Extras: Free Spins, Wilds, Pharaoh Coin Wins and Treasure Chests

NetEnt’s latest slot from the Nile, Coins of Egypt, is a 5-reel, 3-row slot designed with impeccable graphics and includes everything we’d expect from this giant in the slots world. In each round, you can collect coins like Multipliers to add to your winnings. There are also three types of treasure chests hidden behind the reels, and the wins from the triggering round are added to the total win from your Free Spins. Overall, this is an engaging and fast-paced game, with plenty of potential to increase your wins during the bonus features. An instant hit.

Book of Dead

Release Date: January 14, 2014
Max Win: 250,000 coins
Paylines: 10
Extras: Free Spins, Scatters, Wilds, Expanding Symbols, Gamble Feature

Often called the perfect slot for beginners, almost everyone loves Book of Dead, and it’s easy to see why. The second Play’n GO slot on our list, Book of Dead is an Egyptian slot with Riche Wilde as the main character, helping you through the underworld to uncover the legendary Book. Get Book Scatter or Wild symbols to trigger up to 20 free spins, and a randomly-chosen symbol that acts as an Expanding Wild, helping you towards some huge wins. You can even choose to go double-or-nothing with this game’s Gamble feature to really feel the power of the gods.

Ancient Egyptian Heroes Off The Reels

Ramses II

Now we’ve introduced you to some of our favourite Egyptian video slots, we thought we’d introduce you to some of the most awesome pharaohs in history, though, not with the odd mishap or two!

Often heralded as one of the most successful leaders of all, Ramses II ruled his kingdom for over 60 years and built epic temples, but his true legacy was his military achievements. His 100,000 strong army cemented his legacy so much, that no fewer than nine other pharaohs were named after him.

Hatshepsut

Hats off to this gal. She ruled for over 20 years, commissioning countless buildings and even getting her own room in the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York. Her reign might have been peaceful, but she had been co-ruling with Thutmose III who was too young to rule himself when his father died. When Hatshepsut died, Thutmose decided to remove her legacy, defacing her image from all of her temples and monuments. Still, we know her name today, so Thutmose wasn’t entirely successful.

Djoser

The master of firsts. Djoser was the first to live exclusively in Memphis, the royal capital. This crafty king was also the first to commission the step pyramid. He is also represented on what’s considered to be the oldest life-sized statue from the time.

Akhenaten

Forbidding the worship of traditional gods might have seemed like a dodgy move to make, but Akhenaten did just that, instead of getting his people to worship Aten – the disc of the sun and aspect of the god Ra. He’s also made famous by his all-powerful queen, Nefertiti. However, when his rule ended, so did his way of worshipping, and things went back quite happily to the way they were.

Now that you’ve had your fix, why not try a few spins on our Egyptian slots as we wait to see what the archaeologists discover in the new found tomb? Since we’re hearing about statues and feline mummies as well, you could alternatively try writing out some hieroglyphs or even indulge in some cat worship, whatever suits you…