Vault of Anubis (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Vault of Anubis - A Thrilling Slot Game with Stunning Artwork

I’ve put in a fair few sessions on Vault of Anubis since its 26.03.2020 release from Red Tiger Gaming. The ancient Egyptian vault theme, fronted by Anubis, is handled with style. High‑quality graphics and detailed animations bring the game to life, so the screen pops even during quieter spells. It looks slick and runs smooth, which helps when stakes rise and the heart rate follows.

The gameplay engine keeps tension high. Each spin carries that feeling of prising open a chamber and hoping the haul sits behind it. I rate how the presentation sticks with the theme without getting in the way of the action. It’s paced well, and the flow means sessions don’t drag, whether I’m on a tight bankroll or pushing the bet ladder.

There’s a free demo mode if you want to test the waters first. It gives a solid feel for the rhythm, visuals, and how the win model behaves before putting cash on the line. The promise of big wins sits over the reels, and that edge, paired with the artwork, is what brings me back when I fancy an Egyptian run.

Vault of Anubis Slot Overview

Vault of Anubis uses a 7-reel, 6-row layout with no regular paylines; wins land by hitting at least 5 symbols in a cluster. Bet sizes range from 0.1 to 10. The default RTP is 95.73%, paired with high volatility and a hit frequency of 35.97%. The stated potential tops out at 5,469x your bet. On paper it’s a punchy model that can stretch balance between hits, then pay in chunks when clusters link up.

Base Game in Vault of Anubis

The base game feels tight and focused. Cluster wins do the lifting, so positioning matters and groups of 5+ symbols are the target. The theme sits in the background while the maths takes centre stage, and I like that balance. Spins have a clean flow, with smooth gameplay and visual effects adding a bit of theatre when a grid starts to light up.

I often start in demo to gauge how frequently clusters show and how the hit rate feels session to session. It’s a handy way to get a good idea of the excitement level before real stakes. When the grid behaves, the potential for big wins is clear, and even smaller clusters can keep things ticking, which makes longer sets playable without losing focus.