Fruits of Horus (TrueLab Games) – Review & Demo Play

Fruits of Horus - Game Overview

I’ve put plenty of spins through Fruits of Horus, a 3x3 Egyptian-themed fruit slot with five paylines and quick rounds. It blends classic simplicity with divine fortune, anchored by the Bonus Multiplier Reel that can spike a single outcome up to x999. Three Scatters launch the Bonus Game, or you can jump straight in via the Buy Bonus feature. With below average to low/medium volatility and a max win of 1,000x, it’s built for short sessions, steady hits, and the odd spicy pop.

Bonus Features in Fruits of Horus

Bonus features in Fruits of Horus come in clean, fast bursts. Land at least 3 Scatters to enter the bonus round, then watch the Bonus Multiplier Reel come into play, with bet multipliers that can reach x999. If patience isn’t your style, the Buy Bonus sits at x80 bet, giving instant entry. On a compact 3x3, features appear often enough to keep momentum, and the short cycles make it easy to gauge how the session flows.

In my sessions the bonus tends to pay in bands, with many modest top-ups and sometimes a round that clips a bigger ladder when the multiplier behaves. It won’t throw endless free spins or sprawling modifiers, but the compact math keeps the focus tight. I found the hit rhythm suits quick bankroll tests, then a reset if the triggers dry up. When the reel lands a solid multiplier on a made line, the jump is noticeable even on mid stakes.

With x1000 as the ceiling, it’s not a jackpot chaser, yet the combination of frequent access and a live multiplier gives it that one good spin appeal. The dispersion sits below average, edging to low/medium on longer runs, so downswings are often shallow. I treat the Buy as a tempo tool rather than a grind, press when base is flat, step back if the entry returns are clustered near break-even.

Bonus Buy Feature

Bonus Buy Lands at least 3 scatters to enter the bonus round. Includes the possibility of activating a multiplier.
Feature Cost:	x80 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-

Fruits of Horus Symbols and Paytable

Fruits of Horus keeps the paytable straight. Three-of-a-kind is the name of the game across five lines, with the top symbol paying x60 for 3, followed by a second tier at x40. Mid pays sit around x8, while several low symbols clock in at x4, and the bottom rung pays x1. It’s a classic ladder that fits a 3x3 layout, where value comes from lining up the higher tiers and letting the multiplier reel do the heavy lifting.

Standard fruit icons meet themed tokens, and Scatters are the ticket to the bonus. Payouts are line-based in the base game, so three aligned is what you’re hunting. The small set of symbols makes mapping the grid feel easy after a few spins. I cycle stakes to target the top tier more often, since the gap between x8 and x40 is where most sessions swing, especially once multipliers join the calculation.

Fruits of Horus Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x60
	3	x40
	3	x8
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x4
	3	x1

RTP and Volatility in Fruits of Horus

On the numbers, Fruits of Horus runs a default RTP of 95.58% with below average dispersion, described elsewhere as low/medium volatility. The max win is x1000. The studio math feels quite balanced with the possibility of considerable swings when the Bonus Multiplier Reel kicks. Across my logs the base throws frequent small pairs and lines, and the feature spikes outcomes in short windows. It’s a slot I use for controlled trials rather than marathon play.

How to Play Fruits of Horus

I’d start on the demo to get a feel for the Bonus Multiplier Reel and how three Scatters enter the round. Set a stake from 0.05 per spin on the 3x3 grid with five paylines, then log a block of 100 spins to read the hit rate. If triggers are coming, ride the streak; if not, pause or switch tables. When ready to push, the Buy Bonus at x80 bet offers a direct route to the action.

Visuals and Audio in Fruits of Horus

The look is a clean mix of fruit machine staples and Egyptian flourishes. Great artwork for a compact grid, legible icons, and a UI that doesn’t get in the way. Rounds are brisk, which suits the feature cadence. Audio keeps the classic vibe without droning on, so longer testing sessions don’t grate. It’s an easy slot to read at a glance, and the multiplier reel adds just enough spectacle when it lands.

I also ran it on mobile and it behaved well on smaller screens with the same quick flow. The compact 3x3 makes it natural in portrait, and the five-line map stays visible. For me, that portability fits how I use it, short sessions, bonus checks, move on. No clutter, no long breaks between spins, just a tidy build centred on fruit icons, Scatters, and that multiplier reel that keeps you peeking at the top end.