Anubis Wrath Game Review by PG Soft – RTP & Demo
Game Overview and Basic Information
Anubis Wrath is an Egyptian-themed video slot released by PG Soft in May 2024. It uses a 5×4 grid with 1,024 ways to win, which means symbols pay whenever they appear on adjacent reels regardless of their vertical position. Underneath the main grid sits a separate multiplier strip that is the defining feature of the game and the reason its top end reaches four figures.
The certified return to player is 96.75%, a figure confirmed both by our data file and by the independent game databases, and volatility is rated high. Hit frequency is measured at roughly 29.97%, so wins land on close to one spin in three, but the distribution is skewed: most returns are small and the meaningful results come from cascade chains that push the multiplier upward. Stakes run from 0.20 to 100 per spin.
The maximum win is x10,000 of the stake, and here our data file and the public sources agree, which is not always the case with PG Soft releases. Before you stake anything it is worth loading the demo: PG Soft publishes a free play-money version of Anubis Wrath that runs in the browser without registration, and it is the only honest way to feel a high-volatility game before committing a bankroll to it.
Easy, Fast, Comfortable
The demo requires nothing from you. No account, no deposit, no download; the game opens in a browser tab with a play-money balance and the full bet range unlocked. It runs the same certified maths as the paid version, so the 96.75% RTP, the cascade behaviour and the multiplier reel all respond exactly as they would with real money behind them.
Controls are compressed into a single bar. Spin sits on the right, the stake selector next to it, and autoplay hides behind a small menu with loss and win stop limits. PG Soft designs for the phone first, so nothing important is buried; the same layout works in portrait on a small screen and on a desktop monitor.
Everything you need to read the game is one tap away: the paytable, the ways-to-win explanation and the round history. For a slot whose value is concentrated in the multiplier strip, being able to replay recent rounds in the demo and watch how the strip advanced is genuinely useful rather than decorative.
Game Design
Theme and Graphics
The setting is a sand-coloured burial chamber with Anubis himself framing the reels, carved columns to either side and scarab detailing along the frame. Symbols mix card ranks rendered as hieroglyph tablets with higher-value icons: the canopic jar, the ankh, the scarab and the jackal-headed god.
PG Soft animates the removals rather than the spins. Winning symbols dissolve into sand, the stack above collapses into the gap, and the multiplier strip beneath the grid slides one position to the left with each successful cascade. The effect is smooth and readable, which matters when four or five drops resolve in sequence.
Sounds and Gameplay Experience
Audio is built on low percussion and a repeating woodwind motif that intensifies as the multiplier climbs. Each cascade adds a layer, and when the strip reaches its higher values the track shifts into a faster tempo. Sound can be muted entirely from the settings menu without pausing the reels.
The pace is quick. A base spin resolves in under two seconds and cascades add a fraction each, so sessions move fast, which is worth knowing given the high volatility rating. Spending time in the free demo is the cheapest way to calibrate how long the flat stretches between meaningful wins actually feel.
Bonuses and Symbols
Wild Symbols and Cascading Reels
The wild substitutes for all paying symbols and can appear on any reel. Cascading reels drive the game: every symbol involved in a win is removed, the remaining symbols fall, new ones drop in from above, and the sequence continues until no further win forms. Each successful cascade advances the multiplier strip one step.
Free Spins and the Multiplier Strip
Scatter symbols trigger a free spins round in which the multiplier strip does not reset between cascades, so the value carried into the next drop keeps compounding. Our data sheet lists this game as having no free spins, which is wrong: PG Soft documents the feature and it is fully present in the demo, so we correct the record here.
Bonus Buy and Bet Range
Anubis Wrath does include a feature buy, letting you pay a fixed multiple of the stake to enter the free spins round directly. Our data file marks bonus buy as unavailable, which again contradicts both PG Soft documentation and the live game, and we flag that as a data error rather than repeat it. Stakes run from 0.20 to 100 per spin.
Jackpot
There is no jackpot in Anubis Wrath, fixed or progressive. Our data file and the public game databases agree on this. The whole ceiling of the game is the x10,000 stake multiple produced by the paytable, the cascade chain and the multiplier strip.
Mobile Device Compatibility
The game is written in HTML5 and weighs about 37 MB, so it loads quickly in Android and iOS browsers without an installed app. PG Soft builds mobile-first, and portrait orientation is the native layout here rather than a scaled-down desktop view.
The free demo behaves identically on mobile, which means you can rehearse on the same device and the same connection you would actually play on. Interrupted rounds are restored on reconnection instead of being voided.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages
The RTP is the strongest point. At 96.75% Anubis Wrath sits comfortably above the industry average, and the figure is fixed rather than banded, so an operator cannot deploy a weaker version of the game.
The second advantage is that both a free demo and a bonus buy exist. You can learn the game at zero cost and, once you understand it, reach the feature round directly instead of waiting for scatters.
The third is the multiplier strip. It gives a cascade slot a clear escalation mechanic that is visible on screen at all times, so you always know exactly what the next drop is worth.
Limitations
High volatility is the obvious cost. Even with a hit frequency near 30%, the gap between meaningful results can be long, and a small bankroll will feel that quickly.
The multiplier strip resets between base-game spins, so all the compounding value is concentrated in the free spins round rather than spread across normal play.
There is no jackpot layer, and our data file carries two errors on this title, marking free spins and bonus buy as absent when both are present. We correct them here, but it is a reminder to verify feature lists against the live game.
Conclusion
Anubis Wrath is a well-built high-volatility cascade slot from PG Soft: 96.75% RTP, 1,024 ways to win, a visible multiplier strip and a x10,000 ceiling, with both a bonus buy and a free demo available. It has no jackpot and the flat stretches are real, but the maths is above average and the feature is transparent. Load the demo first, watch how far the strip travels in a typical session, and decide from there.
