Book of Atem is an upcoming title developed by the recently founded All41Studios. Its launch is planned for the beginning of January 2020, and it will be available exclusively across the Microgaming casinos’ network.
The Book of Atem is what we believe to be the fourth slot created by the Estonian studio. The first three titles were impressive on their own merits, but they failed to capture players’ interest. Now, the Egyptian-themed Book of Atem is on its way, and hopefully, it will be an improvement over the previous titles.
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There has never been a shortage of Egyptian slots. More so, there is no shortage of slots named “Book of (something)”, so in this regard, All41Studios is not likely to win an award for originality. Still, we cannot think of a slot inspired particularly by god Atem – the finisher of the world.
The Book of Atem is a 5-reel, 10-payline slot, playable across desktop and mobile devices, and accepting bets in the range 0.10-£25 per spin.
The low-value symbols you will land are the standard Royals. The cobras, falcons, lotus, and pharaoh are the better-paying symbols with the latter being a top payer giving you 500x your stake for 5 OAK. The book symbol plays a key role in the gameplay and acts as both a scatter and a wild.
Free Spins
Land at least 3 scatters in one spin and get 10 free spins.
Before the start of the free spins round, one pay symbol will be randomly chosen. When you land at least 2 instances of this symbol across a payline, it covers the entire reel.
The book symbol appears during the free spins round, so a retrigger is possible. As a wild, it performs its symbol replacement duties thus helping you secure better wins.
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Bottom Line
Although we could not find a feature that would make the Book of Atem stand out from the crowd, it seems that All41Studios puts its heart and soul in this release, so once you spin the reels, you might find your very own reason to add it to your “Most played” list of slots.
