Book of Elements

Book of Elements Slot Review — Gamomat

Released on 11 January 2024, the game runs on a 6-4 reel layout with 20 fixed paylines. The format runs on the studio’s Book of… mechanic, where a central book symbol expands across reel positions to trigger the bonus round, and the game’s maximum win is listed at 5,000x the stake. A card-based gamble feature sits alongside the base game, letting a player risk a win on a draw before it is paid out.

Gamomat is a Malta-licensed studio founded in 2008, holding licenses that include the Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission and the Schleswig-Holstein regulator in Germany, with its catalogue reaching markets such as Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the UK.

Core Gameplay Experience

Book of Elements plays out on a 6-4 reel grid, one row taller than a standard 5×3 slot machine, which gives the book-triggered feature more symbol positions to land across each spin. The 20 paylines stay fixed from spin to spin, so variation in outcome comes from where symbols land within that extra row rather than from a changing payline count. Betting runs from a minimum of 0.2 up to a maximum of 12.0 per spin, a range wide enough to size a stake down for longer sessions or up for faster-moving ones.

The theme sets a book of the four classical elements against a medieval fantasy backdrop, with dragons, a phoenix and glowing elixirs filling out the symbol set around the central book — an aesthetic shared with the other Fantasy & Magic themed slots grouped in the same category.

Features and Mechanics

Wilds in Book of Elements substitute for regular symbols across the 20 paylines, and special wilds carry extra substitution power once the bonus round is running. Scatter symbols do not pay directly; landing enough of them opens the free spins feature built around the book.

The Book of… mechanic drives that bonus round: the book symbol expands to cover reel positions when it appears during the feature. According to Gamomat’s own game information, the round can award free games with a stamping effect that adds extra symbols as it plays out, with a retrigger option able to extend the round further and a total of up to 10 free games available within it.

A card gamble feature and a risk ladder sit next to the base and bonus rounds. After a win lands, the game offers a card draw that either loses the win or pushes it a step further up the ladder, giving a player a clear point to stop or to keep risking a payout that has already landed.

The RTP Range feature means Book of Elements can run under more than one published return figure across different operators.

RTP, Volatility and Payout Model

Book of Elements runs at a 96.13% RTP with a high volatility profile, the pairing that sets both its long-term payout behavior and its short-term swings. In theory, this 96.13% figure indicates that over an extended sequence of spins, the game returns about 96.13% of all wagered funds as wins, with the remainder retained within its built-in margin.

High volatility on a 20-payline, 6-4 grid means winning spins cluster irregularly: a run of spins without the book-triggered bonus is part of the expected pattern rather than a sign the game is paying below its design. When a win does land during the bonus round, the payout can run larger relative to the stake, up to the 5,000x ceiling named for this title; with a 0.2 to 12.0 betting range, the actual size of that peak depends entirely on the stake chosen within it. The figures here follow the same checks used across Search-Casino’s review and rating methodology.

Similar Slots — Comparison

Within this group, RTP stays inside a 96.12%–96.16% band: Book of Elements pays, in theory, about $0.01 more per $100 of bets than Ancient Magic, and about $0.01 to $0.03 per $100 less than Crystal Ball Deluxe, Dragon Age, Royal High-Road and Magic Queens — a small theoretical spread, not an equal return across the board. Maximum win spreads far more widely, running up to 5,624x for Dragon Age and Royal High-Road, against a 5,000x ceiling for Book of Elements, which on a $1 stake works out to a $5,000 top prize; a wider ceiling says nothing about how often any of these games actually pay. Dragon Age and Royal High-Road add Hold & Win rounds on top of their paylines, plus a jackpot or a Bonus Buy option, so comparing them with Book of Elements means comparing a different mechanic, not only a different number — a preference for extra bonus-buy or jackpot layers points toward those two, while a plain paylines format with a book-triggered bonus keeps Book of Elements closer in practical feel to Ancient Magic and Crystal Ball Deluxe.

How to Play Book of Elements Online

Book of Elements can be opened in demo mode, a version that runs without placing a real stake, which is a way to see the 6-4 grid, the book-triggered bonus round and the gamble feature play out before any money is involved. The demo sits in Search-Casino’s Slots category alongside other titles built on comparable mechanics.

As of 3 November 2026, Gamomat’s catalogue is carried across 71 casinos, with Mond Casino, Betroom24 and CasinoStars among the operators offering the studio’s games; the slot itself can also be reached through Gamomat’s hub of casinos and titles. When choosing where to play it, check that the operator lists a demo mode for the title and supports the 0.2 to 12.0 betting range it was built around — a narrower in-casino stake limit changes the practical bet size even though the RTP and volatility stay the same.

Verdict on Book of Elements

Book of Elements combines a high volatility profile with a 96.13% RTP, a 6-4 grid and a 5,000x ceiling, which fits a player who can accept irregular, sometimes long stretches without the bonus round in exchange for payouts that scale up when the book-triggered feature lands. It suits a session built around a bankroll that can absorb several dry spells and a stake picked deliberately from the 0.2 to 12.0 range, rather than one sized for frequent, steady small wins; a player who wants more regular payouts or prefers an additional jackpot or Bonus Buy layer is better served by a different title in the same comparison set.