BGaming invites players to discover classic Egyptian thrills in its latest release, Book of Hidden Tombs

BGaming returns to Ancient Egypt with its newest classic slot title.

Press release.- BGaming is on a quest to challenge the Ancient Egyptian gods with the launch of its latest online slot, Book of Hidden Tombs.

This new #Classic title puts an innovative twist on the iconic ‘Book-of’ gameplay mechanic, with multiplier increases occurring on every ‘dead’ spin during the game’s super free spins round.

An all-star cast of Gods adorn the reels in Book of Hidden Tombs, with Ra, Anubis, and Bastet all being brought to life using state-of-the-art graphics and eye-catching animations. Players are also accompanied by a customised, friendly male explorer character, who serves as one of the high-value symbols on the game’s 5×3 grid.

The main attraction is the game’s free spins and super free spins bonus rounds. At the start of the free spins, a random symbol is selected to become a golden expanding symbol for the duration of the bonus.

In the super free spins round, a progressive multiplier is applied to potential winnings. Unlike traditional slots, this increases whenever players have a losing spin, starting at ×1 and doubling on every dead spin. This is then applied to any wins.

Players can uncover huge riches nestled away in this Ancient Egyptian tomb, with wins of up to ×10,000 up for grabs. They also have the option to buy their way into the free spins and super free spins bonus rounds for ×100 and ×200 their stake, respectively.

Julia Alekseeva, CPO at BGaming at BGaming, said: “With Book of Hidden Tombs, we are combining two iconic elements of online slot gaming: Ancient Egypt and the hugely popular ‘Book-of’ gameplay mechanic.

“With Book of Hidden Tombs, we have upped the excitement found in traditional ‘Book-of’ titles with the addition of the super free spins bonus. The progressive multiplier adds a new element to the action. Not only does it create the chance for bigger wins, but it also helps remove the frustration of continued losses, which is a huge benefit for both players and operators.”