Play’n GO · Slots
Book of Dead
| Provider | Play’n GO |
|---|---|
| RTP | 96.21% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 5×3 · 10 lines |
| Max win | 5,000× |
| Released | 2016 |
What you see on the reels
Five reels, three rows, ten lines. An explorer wild, a book scatter that also wilds, and Egyptian picture symbols (pharaoh, Anubis, Hathor, Ra, queen). Three or more books start free spins and pick one special that expands.
Play’n GO’s Book of Dead is the title most of our listed houses actually keep on the home row. We review the math you play under a bonus, not the tomb wallpaper.
What it actually is
Five reels, three rows, ten lines. A special expanding symbol in the free-spin feature — the same loop as Book of Ra, tightened and louder. Default RTP 96.21% at the studio; operators can load a lower file. Tap the info panel before you spin. Volatility is high. Dead spins are the product, not a bug. The screenshot culture around ten-of-a-kind is why the game still sits at the top of most lobbies we list.
Under a bonus
Book titles are usually 100% game weighting. That is why they are useful — and why they wreck playthroughs. High variance on a long 40x is how a bankroll dies before the bar does. Use Book of Dead on the convert stretch, when remaining playthrough is small and one feature can move the cashier trip. Do not grind a Simsinos 0x or a WunderWins 30x exclusively here. The wager-games note has the grind list; this is not on it.
Max bet and the feature hunt
Houses void bonuses for stake size, bonus-buy, and sometimes for playing the feature on the wrong title. Book of Dead has no bonus buy in the original file. People still bust the chest by raising the stake ‘to see the book’. Stay under the stated max bet. If the remaining playthrough is four figures, pick a quieter slot.
Where we list it
Play’n GO is named on WunderWins, Ice, V.Vegas, Bull, and the rest of this first wave. Availability follows the operator geo — not a Bonusjungle promise. We do not host the game. We write the note so a studio link lands on a page that is actually about their title.
