Ankh of Anubis Free Demo: 576 Ways, Anubis Wilds, and the Reported 15,000x Cap
Play Ankh of Anubis free in demo mode. How the 576 ways and Anubis Wild blocks work, the free spins ladder, and the RTP builds to check before real play.
Updated 6 August 2026 · Anna T.
Demo mode with play money - no signup, no deposit, nothing to win or lose. 18+ · responsible gaming
- Provider
- Play'n GO
- RTP
- 96.2%
- Volatility
- High (reported; some databases grade it medium-high)
- Layout
- 5 reels in a 3-4-4-4-3 shape, 576 ways
- Max win
- 15,000x bet (reported)
- Released
- 2019
This is the widely reported default RTP. Play'n GO does not publish a figure we could verify. Studios ship several RTP builds of most titles and whoever serves the game picks the version, so
we cannot promise this demo or any casino lobby runs this build. Read the RTP in the game's info panel
wherever you play for real.
Play'n GO's own game page publishes the layout and release date but no RTP, so the figure here is database-reported; Play'n GO documents multiple RTP builds per game as standard practice, and the casino chooses which build it runs.
Ankh of Anubis is Play’n GO’s 2019 take on the dark-Egypt theme: an unusual 3-4-4-4-3 grid paying 576 ways, oversized Anubis Wild blocks that drop onto the reels, and a free spins ladder - with a ceiling databases report at 15,000x. The layout and the May 2019 release date come from Play’n GO’s own game page; the payout numbers do not, and that gap is worth understanding before you play for money. The demo below is the free way to feel how a 576-ways grid actually behaves.
How the game works
The grid is the first thing you notice: 5 reels in a 3-4-4-4-3 pyramid shape, which Play’n GO’s own page confirms plays 576 ways, paying left to right. There are no paylines to track - matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left pay, and the taller middle reels are where the connection counts multiply.
The engine on top is the Anubis Wild feature: reviews describe randomly delivered wild blocks in sizes from 1x1 up to 1x4 - a single wild that fills a whole four-row reel converts a dead spin into a full-height connector, and that is the mechanic most of the game’s potential runs through.
Free spins
The bonus is a classic scatter ladder, per the review consensus: 3 scatters are reported to pay 10 free spins, 4 scatters 15, and 5 scatters 20, with additional spins winnable inside the round. Combined with the wild blocks, the free spins round is where the reported five-figure multipliers live; one database puts bonus frequency at roughly 1 in 155 spins, which is a reported figure and a long wait either way. High volatility math applies: the demo will show you long quiet stretches, and that is the honest expectation, not a flaw in your session.
RTP honesty check
Here is the part we always verify before repeating: Play’n GO’s own page for this game publishes no RTP at all. The 96.2% default figure comes from review databases, so we mark it reported. What we do know first-hand from this studio: Play’n GO publishes multiple builds of its games and lets casinos pick - its own data sheet for Fire Joker lists five configurations from 96.15% down to 84.26%, and there is no reason to assume this title is exempt. The 2024 sequel, Ankh of Anubis Awakening, is documented with five builds from 96.20% down to 84.20%. So the honest rule stands: check the info panel at the casino you actually play at - our RTP guide shows exactly where to look and what the difference costs you.
The bottom line
Ankh of Anubis is a good-looking, structurally interesting ways slot whose real appeal is the pyramid grid and the oversized wilds - and whose real risk profile is high-volatility feast-or-famine. If you like the dark-Egypt lane, our Hand of Anubis demo covers Hacksaw’s much harsher cluster take on the same deity; between the two, this one is the gentler ride. Learn it in the demo first, and if you play for money, confirm the RTP build on the spot.