Sobek's Godly Spins

Sobek’s Godly Spins is a playful Egyptian mythology slot where Sobek, Ra and Anubis compete not for dominion over humans but for the starring role in a casino of the gods. It was released on November 28, 2024, and you can try it right away with the free demo.

What is the setting of Sobek’s Godly Spins?

The setup is that ancient gods come out for a night on the town and compete for the spotlight in a glamorous casino of the gods. Ra, the midday sun god, leads the stage by day, the mysterious Anubis by night, and when an eclipse arrives, Sobek takes over the show. Among Play’n GO slots, it gives mythology a light, witty twist.

How do free spin multipliers work?

Free spins start when 3 to 5 scatters land, and at the start of every spin a random multiplier from 2x to 10x is applied. That means no spin feels wasted. In this round, scatter symbols turn into wilds, which also boosts your winning chances. When a high multiplier spin overlaps with wilds, the result can grow a lot.

What are the nested free spins called Eclipse Spins?

This is a unique feature where, if two or more wild scatters land during free spins, extra free spins open inside the free spins already in progress. With the eclipse visuals and Sobek showing his power, it is the highlight of this game. The detailed rewards by wild scatter count were cut off in the source description, so check them in the demo.

Can I see the eclipse right away with a bonus buy?

Sobek’s Godly Spins has no bonus buy. So even in the demo, you need to land 3 or more scatters yourself to enter free spins, and inside them you have to aim for wild scatters to reach the Eclipse Spins. It has the charm of working through the stages step by step. It’s much more fun once you know that scatters also act as wilds in free spins.

What should I check first in the demo?

RTP is 96.2% and the max win is 5,000x your bet. There is no official volatility figure, so use the demo to get a feel for how many spins it takes to reach free spins. In free spins, it helps to note which range the per-spin multipliers usually land in. Enjoy the visual shifts between day, night and eclipse too.