Fury of Anubis

Fury of Anubis Slot Preview

Fury of Anubis by Pragmatic Play is slated for release on June 25, 2026. The Fury of Anubis free demo opens for preliminary testing on May 28 - once we get hands-on time with it, a full review with tested mechanics will follow. For now, here's what the provider's data sheet tells us, and what stands out before a single spin has been played.

The setting is ancient Egypt, which puts Fury of Anubis in familiar Pragmatic Play territory. The god of the afterlife anchors the theme - a 6x5 grid, tumbling reels, and a Pay Anywhere Mechanic where wins form from clusters of 8 to 12+ matching symbols rather than fixed paylines. If that structure reads like Gates of Olympus or Starlight Princess, that's not a coincidence. Pragmatic has built a consistent product line around Pay Anywhere math models, and Fury of Anubis appears to follow the same blueprint - at least in terms of how wins are constructed.

What's less typical is the volatility classification.

About Pragmatic Play

Pragmatic Play is behind some of the most-played slots of the last five years — Gates of Olympus, Jelly Express, The Dog House. The Malta-based studio supplies games to hundreds of operators globally and is the developer most associated with the Pay Anywhere cluster mechanic. If you've spent time at any major online casino, you've almost certainly played their games.

Fury of Anubis RTP, Max Win and Volatility

The Fury of Anubis RTP sits at 96.52% in the official Pragmatic Play game sheet - a solid figure for this category. That said, alternative versions at 95.51% and 94.52% are expected once the game reaches wider operator rollout, which is standard practice for the studio. The gap between the top and bottom configuration is 2 full percentage points. Before playing for real money, check the information panel at your chosen casino - the active RTP version is listed there, and it isn't always the highest one.

The maximum payout for The Fury of Anubis game reaches 10,000 times the initial wager. The maximum stake of €240 allows for a potential payout which reaches €2,400,000. The maximum win odds exist at 1 in 4,840,271 spins according to Pragmatic Play's published data which shows aspirational results that exceed actual session outcomes yet maintains valuable information about bet limits.

The Fury of Anubis volatility is classified as medium by Pragmatic Play - and that classification is worth paying attention to. The studio's recent Pay Anywhere releases have all landed in the high-to-extreme range. Medium volatility on the same mechanical framework means a different math model underneath: more frequent base hits, longer sustainable sessions, less dependence on a single bonus trigger to recover losses.

Game Data - Fury of Anubis

Reading the Numbers

The base game hit frequency of 27.85% (1 in 3.59 spins) is the clearest signal of what medium volatility means in practice here. High-volatility Pay Anywhere titles from the same studio typically run at 20-24%. That extra 4-7 percentage points translates to noticeably more frequent small returns during normal play - sessions don't drain as fast between bonus triggers.

The free spins trigger frequency tells a different story: 0.22% means the bonus fires once every 435 spins on average. That's on the lower end even by high-variance standards. At medium volatility, the more frequent base hits offset the long wait between bonus rounds. The question is whether the free spins feature itself delivers enough upside to justify the wait - something we'll assess after May 28 demo access.

The odds for larger wins are worth noting for players who want to achieve particular winning amounts:

• Hitting 1,000x or more: 1 in 130,828 spins.
• Hitting 5,000x or more: 1 in 2,927,400 spins.
• Hitting the 10,000x maximum: 1 in 4,840,271 spins.

The Ante Bet at 3x raises the total maximum bet to €720 per spin - a significant exposure figure. The five-tier bonus buy structure (100x through 800x) is more granular than Pragmatic's typical two-to-three tier setup, which suggests the individual tiers may be calibrated to specific starting multiplier values in the free spins round. That detail will be confirmed once the demo is live.

Fury of Anubis Bonus Features - What We Know

Full bonus feature details aren't confirmed yet. What the provider data tells us:

Multiplier System

The base game runs a win multiplier that starts at 1x on each spin and doubles with every consecutive tumble - capping at 1,024x. So a spin that produces four consecutive tumbles reaches a 16x multiplier on the final cascade. This is the mechanic that makes the tumble sequence meaningful beyond just finding additional wins - each cascade escalates the payout scale for everything that follows in that spin.

Fury of Anubis Free Spins

The bonus round starts when players land three to six Scatter symbols which grant 10 free spins. The bonus round starting multiplier depends on the number of Scatters which landed because 3 Scatters start at 8x while 6 Scatters reach 64x. The feature begins after players use the gamble option to try doubling their starting multiplier which has a maximum limit of 256x. Accepting the gamble is a binary bet on the starting position. Before every new free spin the multiplier goes back to its initial value which results in every bonus spin starting from the same base point. The spin count resets to 10 when players land 3 or more Scatters during their free spins.

Bonus Buy

The Bonus Buy menu lists five tiers (100x, 175x, 200x, 400x, 800x) plus two feature buy options (20x, 250x) and an Ante Bet at 3x. Five tiers is more granular than most Pragmatic titles, which typically offer two or three. What each tier delivers beyond price isn't confirmed in the current data sheet - we'll cover this in the full review after May 28 testing.

Our Take - Before Testing

Fury of Anubis has a few things working in its favor before demo access opens. The multiplier structure is clear and mechanically sound - doubling multipliers with consecutive tumbles is a format that rewards long cascade chains, and starting free spins at 8x to 64x gives the bonus a meaningful floor. The gamble mechanic for the starting multiplier adds a decision point that's missing from most Pragmatic releases in this category.

The medium volatility classification is the biggest open question. If the free spins feature delivers enough multiplier variance to compensate for the lower session swings, Fury of Anubis could sit in an interesting position - a Pay Anywhere slot that's accessible to players who find Gates of Olympus-style variance too punishing. If the bonus doesn't build on the base game's multiplier logic in a meaningful way, medium volatility with a 10,000x ceiling and a 1-in-435 trigger frequency won't be enough to hold attention against higher-ceiling alternatives.

The full Fury of Anubis review - with tested mechanics, bonus behavior, and session data - follows once demo access opens on May 28.