Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet (Real Time Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet — Game Overview, RTP & Wagering

I know Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet as Blueprint Gaming’s sharper sequel to the 2016 hit. It sticks to 5x3 and 10 fixed lines, increases volatility, and stretches the top prize to 50,000x bet. The loop is clean: Horus expands on reels 2–4 to steady the base, while Free Games and upgrades supply the swings. Many lobbies also host Jackpot King Deluxe alongside, which adds a progressive prize path without changing how the main feature plays out.

Stakes vary by operator. I’ve played builds offering 10p to £100 per spin, and the PokerStars version at £0.10 to £5. The standard RTP lists 95.20 percent, though PokerStars shows 93.03 percent plus 0.38 percent tied to Jackpot King Deluxe. Wins pay left to right on 10 lines, with only the highest per line counted, and Scatters added. The Eye pays from two of a kind. Some sites cap single game returns at £250,000, noted in their help pages.

Symbols, Theme and Design in Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet

Theme-wise, it keeps the series’ chamber vibe — sand-worn stone walls, painted columns, and brown reels that make the tablets pop on mobile. Controls are tidy and clear. Audio is light, closer to arcade bleeps than an orchestral score, which suits long sessions. I like how the grid stays readable when the reels get busy, so my eye goes straight to where Horus might drop and whether those mid symbols can stitch lines across the centre.

The paytable uses bet multipliers. Eye of Horus tops it at 2/3/4/5 paying 10x, 50x, 200x, 500x. Gates Scatters pay in view at 20x, 200x, 500x for 3, 4, 5. Among premiums, Anubis pays 40x, 150x, 400x; Falcon pays 20x, 125x, 300x; Scarab pays 20x, 100x, 250x. Fans and Ankhs sit at 10x, 50x, 200x. The royals A, K, Q, J each hold 5x, 20x, 100x for 3 to 5, keeping the bottom end neat and predictable.

Bonus Features in Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet

Horus is the anchor. When he lands on reels 2, 3, or 4, he expands to fill the reel and substitutes for regular symbols. Because the stretch happens immediately, you often see several paths tidy at once. One expanded reel can bridge premiums both sides; two side by side can turn scrappy boards into steady returns. The same expansion applies in Free Games, so the base rhythm carries over — you are not learning new rules mid-feature.

Three or more Scatters trigger 12 Free Games at the same stake and lines. Inside the round, Wilds add time — one Wild grants +1 spin, two give +3, three give +5, added straight away. The feature can retrigger if Scatters reappear, so the meter can climb. Because Horus still expands on the middle reels, the base game’s line-bridging remains your backbone, now with extra spins arriving in short bursts whenever the falcon shows up.

Upgrades are the pay driver. Each Wild during Free Games promotes premiums along the on-screen ladder. Many builds label the upgraded icon Golden Sphinx, while others convert into the Eye symbol; both methods aim at concentrating value near the top. As more symbols change, dead hits thin out and full lines carry bigger weight. Progress holds for the current bonus only, so the grid resets after the feature, ready to climb again next time.

Jackpot King Deluxe & Max Win in Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet

Some sites run Jackpot King Deluxe over the top. On any paid spin, five overlays can trigger a separate bonus where Crowns climb a ladder; reach 15+ to enter Wheel King with multipliers and progressive pots. Prizes from the pots are awarded in Wheel King only, funded by a slice of bets plus a seed. Away from jackpots, the game’s own ceiling is 50,000x total bet, with certain lobbies capping single game returns at £250,000.

Final Thoughts and Alternatives to Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet

Eye of Horus: The Golden Tablet works when I want straight lines, clean upgrades, and punchy volatility. Expanding Wilds keep sessions lively, Free Games add time, and the ladder upgrades build late-round heft. If you fancy more Egypt after this, try Anubis 2 DoubleMax for a 20-line spin, Charlie Chance and the Curse of Cleopatra for cluster pays, or The Scarab Protector for 20 lines. For a classic pick, Book of Dead stays lean and quick.