Book of the Fallen Slot

Book Of The Fallen: To Tomb It May Concern.

Book of the Fallen, one of Pragmatic Play's attempts to make us feel like Indiana Jones without the whip, fedora and bad guys chasing us! As a seasoned slot enthusiast, I couldn't resist diving into this Egyptian-themed adventure, and boy was I in for a treat without the walls closing in on me through a trap-infested pyramid!

You're sitting in your pajamas, sipping lukewarm coffee flavored with a dash of cocoa and suddenly you're transported to the dry sands of ancient Egypt. John Hunter, our intrepid explorer, is back and this time he's brought a choose-your-own-adventure twist to the mix!

Now, if you've played John Hunter and the Book of Tut, you might think you know what you're in for. But hold onto your hieroglyphics, because Book of the Fallen has a trick up it's sandy sleeve. Instead of the game deciding your fate with a randomly selected expanding symbol in the bonus round, you get to play Egyptian god and choose it yourself!

Speaking of pyramids, let me tell you about my brush with Anubis. I hit a 5-of-a-kind with the jackal-headed deity and my eyes felt the surprise out of that moment! $15.10 on double my coin bet! Not too shabby for an hour of work in the desert.

I heard a fellow player from South Africa had the same luck, but on a different payline hit. Great minds think alike, eh?

Now, if you're trying to stretch your bankroll like a piece of papyrus, this slot's got you covered. On bets starting at a shocking $0.10, you can make your money last longer than the construction of the Great Pyramid. However, if you're trying to clear a wagering requirement, you might want to look elsewhere! This isn't the slot to help you build an empire quickly.

One of the best features? The ability to use extra bets for expanding symbols in the base game. Using extra bets is exactly like finding an oasis in the desert, unexpected and oh so refreshing to douse the heat of the sun! Reminds me well enough of a compassionate woman who strives to bring so much goodness to everyone as she moves through life with grace and kindness. A very rare find of an individual as well as beautiful too!

In conclusion, Book of the Fallen is a delightful journey through Egypt that puts you in the driver's seat of a chariot, leaving you to shape your destiny, no whip included. It's got expanding symbols, personalized free spins and enough Egyptian imagery to make you feel like you've been mummified and woken up in a museum.

For me, it's a solid 8 out of 10! A rabbit out of a pharaoh's hat, if you will lol. It may not revolutionize the gambling slot world, but it's certainly got enough charm to keep you spinning until the Nile runs dry!

Pragmatic Play has several Book games in its portfolio, but not all of them are using the same standard play mechanism. There’s always a slight or small twitch in almost every game, like for instance, in this Book Of The Fallen game, you can buy a free spins feature game at 100x the bet cost, but you can also activate a special ‘all symbols are Expanding’ feature at 10x the bet cost for each spin in the base game.

Whether this is good or not, I wouldn’t know for sure, because I usually don’t use or buy anything other than the standard set bet amount, in almost all cases, it’s always the minimum bet size. Yes, I have tried the Buy feature in fun mode several times before, but never in real money mode, and I have almost always never got any really good win worth buying, hence it’s a no-go for me always. I would rather take my chances in the standard game itself and hope to get some nice wins.

The game play of Book Of The Fallen can vary quite a lot, depending on its mood, so to speak. However, it doesn’t seem to have a good mood most of the time, to me that is, so getting a really good win from this game has been alluding to me all the time. Yep, that would certainly put me into a fallen and sulky mood each and every time after playing a session on it. Despite having played it on many separate occasions so far, my best win from it was, and still is, a mere 153x the bet size – that is very disappointing to say the least.

What I dislike most about this Book Of The Fallen game is that getting the free spins feature game can require lots of spins to be done. I don’t keep track of what the average number of spins required to trigger a feature game, but it has always been more than 250 spins for me, sometimes even over 500 spins. But then again, all Pragmatic games do this to me – none are good or kind to me, for some very odd reason, or luck.