Immortails of Egypt Slot Review

Immortails of Egypt is a 5 reel slot with a connecting paylines feature made by Play’n GO. It comes with an RTP of 96.2%, high volatility and a maximum win of 10000x your bet.

With this being a Play’n GO slot though you need to be aware that if you decide to play it for real money and not just in free demo mode that this is a variable RTP slot machine.

In essence this means that your Play’n GO online casino can select a lower RTP setting than the one stated in this review which is the highest possible setting.

If you are not sure what setting your casino is using please check with them before playing Immortails of Egypt for real money.

Theme wise its actually a clever pun that we like in the title of this slot that pretty much gives the theme away. Yes when you first start the Immortails of Egypt slot demo you will be faced with a lot of Egyptian cat gods. Play’n GO are of course very good at making Egyptian themed slot so not surprisingly this one looks and sounds great.

What is even more interesting though is the gameplay and like us you were probably wondering what connecting paylines means. Well its perhaps easier to explain if you try the demo slot on this page but in essence it allows paylines to branch out. It’s actually quite a good mechanic that acts a bit like a Megaways without having to call it Megaways (or pay for the license).

On top of this there are 2 wild modifiers during the base game and as you would expect a free spins round which is where things tend to get the most interesting.

And that last word pretty much sums up Immortails of Egypt. Its not your usual Play’n GO release and in combination with the fun theme and the ‘new’ feature we are going to call this one interesting.

It is certainly fun to play in demo mode and with the good numbers worth a spin for real money as well in our opinion as long as the RTP is set to the highest value.

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