Alpha God Anubis Slot Review

Pear Fiction leans hard into Egyptian theatrics here. You get glowing purple pillars, a golden reel frame, and Anubis himself standing guard with his smug jackal grin. The background is all shadow and neon, like a nightclub inside a pyramid. It looks slick, and it does the job of setting the mood quite well, honestly.

The low-paying symbols are your standard 10, J, Q, K, and A. Five in a line nets you just 1x your bet, which barely keeps the lights on. Premiums are the mummy, pharaoh, a mysterious woman, and Anubis, ranging from 2.5x to 10x for five-of-a-kind. Anubis, fittingly, pays the most.

Wilds step in to cover everything except Bonus and Jackpot symbols, so expect them to carry a lot of weight. Bonus icons trigger the UpZones features, while Jackpot coins feed into the Jackpot Wheel for Mini, Minor, Major, or Mega prizes. The Almighty Wild symbol is the standout. Land it, and you spin the Almighty Wild wheel to unleash scarab zones, stacked wilds, multipliers, or worse … absolutely nothing useful.

Audio is kept brooding but dramatic. I loved the low hums, echoing effects, and the occasional flourish when a big feature kicks in. It is not cinematic, but it builds the right kind of tension.

This slot is clearly built with mobiles in mind.

The reels sit neatly in the centre, the icons are bold, and the menus tuck away cleanly so nothing clutters the screen. Whether you are spinning in portrait with one hand on the train or full screen on a tablet, it looks crisp and runs smoothly. HTML5 tech means no downloads, just tap and play.

Anubis looks just as menacing on a small screen. If anything, the glowing eyes are scarier when they are staring at you on your phone.

Alpha God Anubis is one of those slots where the feature list is longer than the paytable. You get Wilds, multiple wheels, scarabs, jackpots, and enough acronyms to make you dizzy. Let us break it down.

Wild Symbol

Wilds stand in for anything except Bonus or Jackpot icons. Land them in a winning line and they auto-select the highest-paying option, which is a nice touch. They do not make a scene, but they do a lot of quiet heavy lifting.

Almighty Wild Feature

This is where things heat up. Land an Almighty Wild and you spin the Almighty Wild Wheel. That wheel decides what kind of scarab zone appears and what mayhem follows.

It could be as tame as a regular scarab turning things wild, or as juicy as stacked reels, multipliers up to 10x, or respins that double your win. Sometimes it feels like Anubis himself is rolling dice with your fortune.

• Scarab: Turn symbols Wild.
• Double Scarab: Add one more Almighty Wild and create an extra scarab zone.
• Respin: Lock winning combinations and respin remaining reels. No losing symbols? Get double the win.
• No Low: Remove all of the low-paying symbols. Cascade makes new symbols fall in place.
• Wild Stacks: Turn reels 1, 2, and 3 fully Wild. The existing Wilds and Almightly Wilds become 2x multipliers.
• Wild Multiplier: Upgrade Wild or Almighty Wild symbols from 2x to 10x.

UpZones LockNWin Selection

Collect Bonus symbols, and you might trigger this. There are Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond tiers, each offering more spins and more UpZones. You can gamble to upgrade to a higher tier, but mess it up and you lose everything.

It is equal parts thrilling and cruel.

• Bronze: 3 spins, 3 UpZones
• Silver: 4 spins, 4 UpZones 
• Gold: 5 spins, 5 UpZones 
• Diamond: 6 spins, 6 UpZones

You can also gamble to up this feature for even more spins and UpZones.

• Bronze: 79.26% chance
• Silver: 59.77% chance
• Gold: 58.09% chance

Diamond cannot be gambled.

UpZones LockNWin Feature

This bonus round fills the reels with Fireball symbols worth up to 100x. Land them in highlighted UpZones and the top row spins, tossing in extras like Collect (scoops all Fireballs), Boost (pumps up their values), Multipliers (up to 100x), extra spins, or even Jackpot triggers. 

It is busy, chaotic, and usually the highlight of the session.

• Collect: Gather all Fireballs
• Boost: Increase each Fireball’s value by 1x to 25x your bet
• Multiplier: Multiply one Fireball by 2x to 100x randomly (already multiplied Fireballs cannot be multiplied further)
• Spin: Receive 2 to 5 extra spins
• Jackpot: Trigger the Jackpot

Jackpot Wheel

Jackpot coins drop during the base game and feed into the Jackpot Wheel. Spin it and you are guaranteed one of four jackpots: Mini, Minor, Major, or Mega. They range from 10x all the way up to 5,000x.

It is fixed, not progressive, but still a decent shot at something chunky. Here are the possible ranges:

• Mini: 10x to 25x
• Minor: 25x to 100x
• Major: 250x to 500x
• Mega: 2500x to 5000x

Boost Feature

Available only in the base game. Pay extra and your chances of landing Almighty Wilds go up by either 3x or 20x, depending on how much you are willing to fork out. 

Feature Buy

Impatient? Just buy your way into the bonuses. Options start at 70x your bet for Bronze UpZones and climb to 500x for Diamond. There is also a Mystery option for 100x if you like surprises. RTP even nudges up slightly when you use it.

• Bronze UpZones LockNWin: 70x
• Silver UpZones LockNWin: 90x 
• Gold UpZones LockNWin: 150x 
• Diamond UpZones LockNWin: 500x
• Mystery UpZones LockNWin: 100x

I enjoyed this one more than I expected. Yes, it leans on familiar Egyptian tropes, but Pear Fiction layered so many features into it that I never felt bored.

The Almighty Wild Wheel alone kept me hooked because it can swing from useless scarabs to reels stacked with multiplier Wilds in a heartbeat. The UpZones feature is pure chaos but in the best way. It is one of those mechanics where you lean in closer to the screen just to see what symbol drops next.

The jackpots are more modest than life-changing, but they add steady excitement.

Overall, it is a slot with enough depth to keep me coming back, even if Anubis feels like he is grinning every time he takes my balance.

Alpha God Anubis is not flawless, but it is solid. The RTP is fine, the max win respectable, and the feature set busy enough to keep things interesting. I rated it a 7 because it is engaging without being overwhelming.

Rating: 7.0