Anubis

Anubis Slot Review — Aiwin Games

Anubis, released by Aiwin Games on 01.03.2017, runs on an uneven 5-3 reel configuration rather than the common 5×3 grid, combined with 20 paylines. The game stacks a Bonus Game, Bonus Symbols, Wilds, Scatter Symbols, Free Spins and a separate Jackpot feature into that layout, giving it more moving parts than a plain-paytable slot of the same reel count.

Core Gameplay Experience

The 5-3 reel structure means the middle reels carry fewer visible symbols than a standard grid, which changes how often paylines connect compared with a flat 5×3 layout. Stakes run from 0.01 to 100.0 per spin, a range wide enough to cover both small-bankroll sessions and larger single bets within the same paytable.

Visually, Anubis builds its reels around Ancient Egyptian iconography — the jackal-headed god Anubis himself, mummies, pyramids, scarab beetles and other Egyptian deities rendered in warm yellow tones, alongside a gas mask symbol that breaks from the historical theme. Readers interested in the wider genre can browse other Ancient & Historical themed slots for comparable settings.

Features and Mechanics

The Bonus Game is the central mechanic: it triggers separately from the base reels and runs its own round rather than simply multiplying a base-game win. Bonus Symbols sit alongside standard Wilds, which substitute for other symbols to complete paylines, and Scatter Symbols, which do not need to land on an active line to count.

Free Spins add a run of spins without new stakes once triggered, letting bonus-round wins accumulate without further bets. The Jackpot feature stands apart from both the Bonus Game and Free Spins — it is a separate prize pool rather than a multiplier tied to the main paytable, which is part of why the title carries more mechanical layers than a single-feature slot. Players who specifically look for the free-spin mechanic can check the wider catalogue of free spins slots.

RTP, Volatility and Payout Model

Anubis runs on a high-volatility payout model. That ceiling — a maximum win of 1,000x the stake — is higher than 20% of the 3,514 slots in a catalog with a published maximum win, where the typical ceiling sits near 2,500x, so Anubis’s top payout lands below the median among titles that publish one. A high-volatility profile itself is shared by 48% of 4,744 slots catalogue-wide (2,257 titles), so the swings in Anubis are common among comparable games rather than an outlier.

For bankroll planning, that profile translates into longer stretches between wins and a payout curve weighted toward the Bonus Game, Free Spins and Jackpot rather than steady base-game returns. Betting near the lower end of the 0.01–100.0 range stretches a given bankroll across more spins and more attempts at those bonus triggers.

Similar Aiwin Games Slots — Comparison

Across these six Aiwin Games titles the published RTP sits flat at 96% and every one carries a high-volatility rating, while paylines range from 15 up to 50 — Anubis’s 20 paylines sit toward the lower half of that spread.

Similar Ancient-Themed Slots from Other Studios

Among these four high-volatility titles from other studios, published RTP ranges from 94.42% to 96.5%, and only Ancient Wonders 3D in this group publishes a maximum win, at 1,500x the stake — above Anubis’s own 1,000x ceiling.

How to Play Anubis Online

Demo mode lets players run Anubis’s 5-3 reel layout, Bonus Game and Jackpot feature without staking real money, which is useful given the high-volatility payout model described above. Aiwin Games titles run at casinos including 22Casino, BetLabel and 22bit, and the provider’s full lineup can be browsed on the Aiwin Games slots hub. The wider slots category and the free demo play catalogue cover comparable Egyptian-themed and high-volatility titles for side-by-side testing.

Verdict on Anubis

Anubis suits players comfortable with a high-volatility payout model who want a slot that leans on a Bonus Game, Free Spins and a standalone Jackpot rather than frequent small base-game wins — the 1,000x maximum win rewards patience more than steady turnover. It is less suited to players working with a tight per-session budget, since the same volatility that enables larger hits also means longer runs without any payout at all; those players may find steadier results in lower-volatility titles elsewhere in the catalogue.