Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe (Blueprint Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe - Game Overview

I’ve put plenty of spins through Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe from Blueprint. It’s a 5-reel, 4-row, 20 payline slot with variable RTP listed around 94.95% and high variance. Core gameplay hangs on three parts: Mystery Symbols that reveal a single matching icon, a paid Fortune Play that fires four reel sets at once, and a Hold ‘N Win-style Money Spins feature. The package aims for straight, feature-led action rather than flashy presentation, and it plays cleanly enough across sessions.

Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack

Visually, I found Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe pretty plain. The title bar looks tidy, yet the main grid feels dull, with gems and card royals doing most of the work. The pharaoh icon carries the most appeal, but the rest leans basic and won’t wow players used to intricate Egyptian sets. If you prefer traditional, no-frills visuals, you’ll be fine; if you want rich detail, this one can feel underwhelming once the reels settle in.

Audio lands better. The Egyptian tunes add atmosphere without getting in the way, and the interface is clear. It’s simple to toggle sound, read the info panel, and get straight to the features. The muted backdrop keeps attention on the reels, which fits the game’s focus on Mystery Symbols, Money Spins, and the multi-grid Fortune Play. Overall, the presentation supports the mechanics, even if the art direction won’t turn heads.

Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe RTP and Variance

This is a high-variance slot with a variable RTP profile around 94.95% in standard play, and some listings note 94.50% when you switch to Fortune Play. I always check the in-game help to see what version I’m on, as settings can differ by release. The volatility shows in practice: dry spells do happen, then features swing it back. If your bankroll prefers steadier flow, this game may feel punchy; if you chase bigger arcs, the peaks are where it shines.

Bet & Win Sizes in Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe

Stakes in standard play start at 0.10 and go up to 50.00 per spin, with wins shown as bet multipliers on a dynamic paytable. Top advertised potential is 50,000x, which matches the wider Blueprint cap seen on recent titles. The 20 fixed lines run left to right, paying from the first reel. I stick to a stake that lets me ride variance long enough to sample Money Spins and the multi-grid mode, as that’s where the slot’s ceiling really shows.

Symbols and Paytable in Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe

The paytable puts the Tutankhamen mask on top at 25x for five-of-a-kind, followed by the red gem at 20x. The blue teardrop gem pays 15x, and the green square gem also pays 15x for a line of five. Among the royals, A and K return 10x each, while Q, J, and 10 come in at 5x. All wins pay from the leftmost reel across active lines, and the values scale with your chosen stake.

Reel symbols are a mix of plain gems and standard royals, with the game logo acting as the Mystery Symbol. When these land, all Mystery tiles reveal the same randomly selected symbol at the end of the spin. In my tests they could flip to low or high payers, and they can show as wilds as well. The set is straightforward, and the dynamic paytable makes it easy to see the impact of stake changes before you spin.

Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x25
	4	x15
	3	x5
	5	x20
	4	x10
	3	x3
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	Special

Bonus Features in Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe

Mystery Symbols are the constant modifier. In standard play, every visible Mystery tile transforms into a single symbol to help build lines. The feature takes on extra weight in Fortune Play, where Mystery tiles that land on one grid will be copied across the remaining reel sets before they reveal. I’ve had rounds where this chain effect lined up nicely across the screens, setting up tidy hits without needing a separate free spins mode.

Fortune Play is the paid mode that runs four reel sets in sequence. The cost is listed at 20x your total bet for one round, with some versions letting you play from 2.00 up to 400.00 per spin. Mystery Symbols transfer to the next grids before all sets reveal. You can revert to Standard Play after a round, and some builds let you adjust the Fortune bet at each stop. It’s a chunky add-on that raises both pace and exposure.

Money Spins is the Hold ‘N Win-style bonus. Land the golden safe or money box scatters to trigger three respins, with all triggering symbols turning sticky. Any new money scatter resets the counter to three, and the feature ends if you spin three times without landing another or you fill every position. At the finish, you take the total of all visible cash values. It’s simple, sticky, and does the heavy lifting when it lands well.

Lucky Pharaoh Deluxe Review

Presentation won’t be the draw here, yet the mechanics carry it. The multi-grid action gives Mystery Symbols proper legs, and Money Spins adds that familiar, sticky chase. Paying extra for Fortune Play won’t suit every bankroll, and that cost can feel steep at higher stakes. Still, the ability to ramp into four grids and spread Mystery tiles across them raises the game’s ceiling in a way the base set can’t match on its own.

I treat it as a high-variance, feature-led slot: set a stake that survives swings, check the RTP in the info, and don’t lean on short samples. When the extras line up, it can deliver sharp outcomes; when they don’t, sessions feel flat. For me it’s worth a few sessions to test Fortune Play and the Money Spins loop, though it won’t replace my long-term favourites. If you like multi-grid tension and Mystery reveals, it earns table time.