King Tut's Tomb

Before starting with "King Tut's Tomb" my expectations were low, the slot looked like any other slot with Egyptian theme and I also had never played before a single slot developed by the company "The Hawk Game Suit", well, to my surprise this colorful slot has proved to be an above-average design that includes high quality animations and not to mention their sound effects, which instead of mysterious melodies of flutes and strange string instruments it rather includes rock music and quite powerful effects quite appropriate indeed, that's a great combination. Best of all, the fun does not stop there, because this slot with 5 x 3 reels and 25 paylines is equipped with a pretty decent paytable, expandable wild symbol and a great round of free spins.

The wild symbol is represented with the image of a pharaoh, it appears on all reels and when it does it expands throughout the reel to display a mummy playing with some coins, and additional to work as substitute for standard symbols, wild has the ability to double profits generated by combinations in which it participates, and if you ask me, I would also say that wild symbols appear very often. Another aspect included in the rules of the game and it seemed important to me is that wins on different lines are added, instead of saying that only the highest win will be paid as it says on rules of many other slots.

Free spins round is not lagging behind in terms of generosity is concerned for several reasons; on the one hand, it has not seemed a difficult task to get 3 or more scatter symbols needed to trigger the 12 free spins round, and on the other hand, during each spin always two random reels appear turned into wild, and better than double they triple all wins when involved into any combination, in addition, winnings obtained during this feature are all multiplied by three; the round cannot be re-triggered but the truth is it does not matter, I think this is satisfactory enough as it is.

In conclusion, I just want to say that I've been pleased with "King Tut's Tomb" and seriously recommend you give it a look, you won’t regret.