King's Mask Eclipse of Gods

Play'n GO revisits its earlier King's Mask release with King's Mask Eclipse of Gods, keeping the Ancient Egyptian setting of pyramids and statues but rebuilding the feature set around three distinct wild behaviours. The 5-reel, 3-row grid again runs on 20 fixed paylines, with a retro-leaning art style consistent with the studio's other Egyptian titles.

Betting spans $/€0.20 to $/€100 per spin, and the maths sit noticeably higher risk than the original: volatility is rated high, and RTP reaches 96.29% in its top configuration, stepping down through 94.28%, 91.28%, 87.28% and 84.28% at the alternate settings. The maximum win climbs to 20,000x the stake, double the ceiling of the earlier game.

Card ranks 9 through A make up six of the eleven pay symbols, each returning 5x to 6.25x the stake for a five-symbol line, while the remaining five icons, an ankh, a leaf and the figures of Sobek, Anubis and Horus, form the high-value tier and return between 12.5x and 37.5x of the stake for five matching icons. Wild symbols can land on any reel, substitute for every regular pay symbol, and pay 500x the bet outright for a full line of five.

During the base game, an eclipse can randomly hand control to one of three Wild Features, each running for three respins: Multiplier Wilds double every win they touch, with no stacking between hits; Sticky Wilds stay locked in place for the rest of the feature; and Walking Wilds shift one reel to the right after every respin before dropping off the grid once they pass the final reel.

Free spins begin once three or more scatters land, with four scatters also paying 20x the bet and five paying 100x on top of triggering the round. Unlike the base game's random selection, free spins let the player choose which of the three wild behaviours will run through the bonus, and whichever is picked, the round opens with 10 free spins.