Rich Wilde And The Amulet Of Dead

Game overview

What is Rich Wilde And The Amulet Of Dead?

Join Rich Wilde as he takes the stand before Thoth. The Eye of Osiris Pendant serves as the Scatter and can appear on any reel. The pendant is also a Wild Scatter and can substitute for any other symbol (except for the Special Expanding Symbol) to form a winning combination. Scatter Wins are multiplied by the total bet staked and are added to the payline wins. Thoth Wild and Multipliers Ready to be judged? The Thoth Wild will appear on reels 2, 3 and 4 only, and he can appear as a Stacked Wild, covering the reel which will trigger the Thoth Multiplier. One, two or three fully stacked Thoth Wilds will activate a x2, x3 or x5 Multiplier respectively. The activated Multiplier is applied to all wins on the triggering spin. The Thoth Multiplier is always available in base game and Free Spins. An activated Multiplier is also applied to the Scatter wins. Free Spins As you continue your quest to justice, land three or more Scatters to trigger an initial 10 Free Spins. Before the Free Spins start, a random Royal Symbol is chosen to act as a special Expanding Symbol during the entire Free Spin session. After evaluating the wins on every spin in the Free Spins, the Special Expanding Symbol may expand to cover all three positions on its reel. This symbol will only expand when there are enough symbols on the reels to create a win. The Special Expanding Symbols do not need to appear adjacent to each other to create a winning combination. During the Free Spins, only fully stacked Thoth Wilds can substitute for a Special Expanding Symbol to create a winning combination. Re-Spins and Gamble Feature during the Free Spins Three or more Scatter during Free Spins will trigger an additional 10 more spins. The game also features an optional Gamble round that provides an opportunity to multiply the total prize on any spin in the main game by correctly guessing the colour or suit of a hidden card. The Gamble round can be played up to five times in a row. So, are you ready to stand before Thoth?