Alexandria Fire (Gamomat) – Review & Demo Play

Introduction to Alexandria Fire

I've put time into Alexandria Fire, a Gamomat 5x3 with 10 betlines set in ancient Alexandria. Stakes run from £0.10 up to £50, RTP clocks in at 96.14%, and the variance sits high. The feature set is tidy rather than flashy: Free Spins, Fire Respins in a Hold and Win style, and two Gamble choices. It launched in 2022 and plays smoothly, linking the fire theme to jackpots and mechanics in a way that makes sense on the reels.

Theme, Graphics and Soundtrack in Alexandria Fire

The theme leans on Alexandria's lighthouse, scorched skies and market backdrops, with Cleopatra front and centre as the wild. I rate the production values high for the studio: a detailed city vista, crisp symbols, and an epic soundtrack that swells during features. Fireballs pulse on hits, and the lighthouse scatter sits well within the scene. It's colourful without clutter, and the Egyptian vibe comes through cleanly, so sessions stay readable even when the Fire Respins go long.

Alexandria Fire RTP and Variance

Alexandria Fire runs an RTP of 96.14%, which sits on the sunny side of average, but the volatility is high. In my sessions, base game hits can feel sparse, with chunks of value tied to features, so bankroll pacing matters. The fixed jackpots cap out at 500x via the Inferno, and you can stack Fireball wins on the way. I treat it as a swingy slot that rewards patience, with bursts when Fire Respins or a decent free spin round lands.

Before spinning, I tweak the bet with the + and - next to the stake window, or hit the max bet button if I'm pushing. The speaker icon mutes the music, and the menu opens the rules, paytable, paylines, and feature pages in a simple scroll. Auto play sits on the right; it isn't customisable and needs a manual stop. It's all straightforward, so you can get from setup to first spin in seconds and focus on the features.

Bet Sizes and Pay Table Wins in Alexandria Fire

Stakes per spin start at £0.10 and reach £50, covering casual tests and higher shots. Wins pay left to right across 10 lines on the 5x3 grid. I like that the paytable is transparent and matches what you see on screen, with clear jump points when you land five-of-a-kind. Scatters pay from any position in their own way, but most of the time your line wins hinge on the premium symbols and the Cleopatra wilds.

Five-of-a-kind pays land as follows in my notes: Cleopatra Wild pays 100x your bet; the ship pays 50x; the brooch-like device pays 25x; scrolls and coin bags pay 15x; A and K pay 7.5x; Q, J and 10 pay 5x. There are nine pay symbols split into four highs and five lows, which keeps the table clean. It's a simple ladder, and the bigger swings arrive when those premiums connect with one or more wilds.

Alexandria Fire Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	5	x100
	4	x10
	3	x2
	Wild
	5	x100
	4	x50
	3	x5
	2	x0.5
	5	x50
	4	x20
	3	x2.5
	5	x25
	4	x10
	3	x2.5
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	Special
	Special

Alexandria Fire Free Spins and Bonus Features

Five or more Fireballs trigger the Fire Respins, which is the game's Hold and Win. You start with three respins; each new Fireball locks and resets the counter. Standard Fireballs show 1x to 75x bet, while special orbs award fixed jackpots: Mini 50x, Minor 100x, Major 200x. Fill all positions and you add the Inferno jackpot of 500x. I've had features last a while when the board kept refilling, with totals stacking up nicely.

Three or more Lighthouse Scatters trigger 10 free spins, and retriggers are on the table. During free games, the ancient doors symbol appears as a Mystery that can reveal any regular symbol and expand, excluding the scatter. The change of pace helps, as line wins can jump fast when the doors pick a premium. I've seen runs where the doors behaved, and others where the Fire Respins carried the day, so both modes matter across a session.

Cleopatra Wilds land on reels two to five, sub in for pays, and they carry their own top line at 100x for five. Scatters pay from all positions and don't mix with the Fireballs. After any win, you can take a punt on the two Gamble features: a 50/50 card guess or a climb up a prize ladder. I treat them as optional spice, useful for small bumps when the base game drifts.

Alexandria Fire Review

I like how Alexandria Fire ties its theme to features without overcomplicating things. The audiovisuals are strong, the jackpots add targets, and the Fire Respins do the heavy lifting. Free spins with doors can lift a run, but the overall payout ceiling feels modest for a high variance slot, so set sensible expectations. For me, it's a tidy pick when I want a clean 10-line game with solid RTP, clear wins, and a Hold and Win core.