Eye of Atum

Play'n GO leans on a formula it knows well for Eye of Atum, matching an Egyptian setting to an expanding-wild mechanic borrowed from the Merkur classic Eye of Horus rather than its own Book of Ra-style titles. The wild here carries an image of the god Atum, and it's the symbol the whole game is built around.

The reels run 5x3 with 10 fixed paylines, and matching symbols pay when they land on adjacent reels starting from the far left. Nine-to-ace royals make up the low-value symbols, while five recognisable pieces of Ancient Egyptian iconography take the premium spots — five of a low symbol returns 10x the bet, and a full line of premiums pays between 20x and 50x. Wilds can land on reels 2, 3 or 4, substitute for any paying symbol, and expand to cover their entire reel whenever they show up.

Three, four or five scatters award 12 free spins along with an instant payout of 2x, 20x or 500x the stake. Inside the feature, wilds still expand as they do in the base game, but they also push the lowest-value premium symbol up to the next tier on the pay table — enough of them and every premium on the reels ends up at the top value for the rest of the round. Landing 1, 2 or 3 wilds on a single spin during the feature also extends it by 1, 2 or 5 extra spins, though the total is capped at 150.

Eye of Atum's numbers sit toward the modest end for a Play'n GO release: a maximum win of 2,000x against a math model rated 7 out of 10 for volatility. Five RTP configurations ship with the game, from 96.2% down to 84.2%, and stakes run from 10p up to $/€100 per spin.