Legion Gold and the Sphinx of Dead

Legion Gold and the Sphinx of Dead Review

Legion Gold and the Sphinx of Dead is an impressive slot based on the tales of ancient Egypt, a theme that Play'n Go skillfully integrates into its games. The slot's strong points are certainly its visuals and narrative, as you lead a Roman legion against a mythical Egyptian army, where only gods decide who deserves their place in the sun. As for features, we’ll dive into them shortly.

Slot Features

Info

Set against towering pyramids, the 5x3 grid offers 25 ways to win, with an adjustable RTP up to 96.25%, although it can vary between 94.25%, 91.25%, 87.25% and 84.25% (list of Best RTP Slots), depending on your provider and region. The volatility, as expected, is high (list of High Volatility Slots), offering significant risk in exchange for substantial rewards. With a bet range from 0.05 to 100, players of all levels can enjoy the game, aiming for a maximum win multiplier of x3000.

Legion Gold and the Sphinx of Dead Demo

You can also try out the Demo Version on our website to experience the slot without risking any real money, so you can decide if this slot is for you.

Bonus Feature

Note how landing 6 or more Gold Coins can trigger the Gold Re-Spins, with a potential win of up to x1000 your stake. You start with 3 re-spins, which reset every time a Gold Coin lands. At the end of the feature all coins will be collected and added to your total. If a Gold Coin Chest appears, just like in the base game, it will collect all Gold Coin values and instantly reward you.

Don't forget about the Free Spins, triggered by three Scatters, where a guaranteed 3x3 symbol on each spin is ready to bring you substantial rewards.

Verdict

Well, as you may have noticed, the game doesn't offer an abundance of complex features and isn't ready to surprise you with anything new, which you might typically expect from Play'n Go. It’s simply another remake of the same slot, like Legion Gold Unleashed. While it impresses with stunning graphics, it falls short with its less engaging Hold and Spin feature and doesn't really attempt to stand out as something original.