Slot Game Review
Book of Dead
Play'n GO's high-volatility adventure slot, built around a free spin round where one randomly chosen symbol expands across the reels.
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Is Book of Dead worth playing?
Book of Dead is a ten-payline game with a deliberately thin base game. Almost all of its value sits in the free spins, which is why sessions here tend to feel flat until they suddenly are not.
Three or more book symbols trigger ten free spins, and at the start one symbol is drawn at random to become the special expanding symbol for the round. When it lands, it expands to fill the whole reel and pays across positions rather than on a strict payline. Draw a high-value symbol and the round can be substantial; draw a low card symbol and it usually is not.
What to expect
- RTP 96.2% — standard for the studio, but check your casino's paytable for the version in use.
- High volatility. The base game is designed to be quiet.
- Free spins can retrigger, which is where the longest rounds come from.
Because so much depends on which symbol gets drawn, two players with identical luck triggering the feature can walk away with very different results. That randomness is the game, not a flaw in it.
All the casinos listed here operate under Estonian licensing, so the game itself is the same everywhere. Compare bonus terms and payout handling instead — and check whether free spin offers apply to this title before claiming one.
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