Hand of Anubis

Hand of Anubis by Hacksaw Gaming (21 April 2022) runs a 5x6, 30-tile cluster grid with cascades and wins from 5+ adjacent matches. Bets range 0.10 to 100 per drop. Volatility is rated 5/5. RTP is operator-set at 96.24% max, with alternatives down to 94.32%, 92.28% or 88.41%; hit frequency 36.92%.

Ten to A card ranks form the low tier, paying 0.1x for 5-in-a-cluster up to 15x for 11+. Five premium relic tiles top the table: Ankh with red gem (1x to 60x), Snake and Pyramid or Triangle (0.5x to 40x), plus Eye of Horus and Scarab or Bird (0.3x to 20x). Scatters trigger bonuses; orbs act as wilds.

Base play can randomly drop red and blue Soul Orb wilds with progressive multipliers. Red Orbs add +1 for every symbol in each winning cluster they join, scaling fastest on large clusters. Blue Orbs add +1 per winning cluster, favouring long cascade chains. When both Orbs contribute to one win, their multipliers multiply together, turning modest clusters into spike payouts.

Exactly 3 scatters trigger Underworld, opening with 10 free spins and five reel multipliers below the grid. Win symbols add to their reel total; Skulls apply x2 to x10; green Orbs activate reels and add +3 spins; each reel caps at x9,999 and active totals boost all wins. Four scatters start Judgement hold-and-win with 3 refilling spins, modifier blocks and Crushers. Bonus Buy costs 129x (RTP 96.29%) or 200x (RTP 96.18%), where permitted.

Hand of Anubis leans on multipliers in every phase, pairing a dark underworld aesthetic with high-variance maths. The 36.92% hit rate supports frequent small clusters, but meaningful returns tend to sit behind Soul Orbs and bonus triggers. Underworld is positioned as the most explosive route to the 10,000x cap. RTP variability makes in-game verification essential.