John Hunter and the Book of the Fallen

At a cursory glance, Book of Fallen is an archetype 'book of' slot but investigate the fine print, and there are two developments to prompt further investigation for Ra specialists. These aren't visual. The game looks utterly standard, though this might be a good thing, as players who value tradition over innovation should feel cosy. Plus the real archaeological sites of Egypt have remained more or less the same for thousands of years and tourists continue to flock to see them. Where the changes come in is being able to choose the symbol you would like as the expander for free spins, which is unusual. In the past, rejecting the randomly selected symbol was about as good as it got, so being able to outright choose will no doubt be an enticing proposal. What will it be? John Hunter every time, and cross fingers for those5,000xfull screen wins, or one of the low pays to benefit from theoretically more frequent hits, or a middle-ground option? The choice is yours, literally. The Super Spin Ante Bet is another tantaliser since engaging it means there is a technical chance of hitting full screen wins on any base game spin. Of course, this is not going to happen often, in which case paying ten times the stake is a significant outlay and a potential bankroll batterer. The increased cost might make regular gamblers pause, but it doesn't take much imagination to picture certain streamers going nuts with the Ante Bet option. Finally, there is also the feature buy option add on which you don't typically see in book slots, certainly not in the two classic versionsBook of DeadorBook of Ra. Thus for impatient players, Book of Fallen might be the preferred option. And so, Pragmatic Play tosses another Ra based slot on the mountainous pile. Like many of these sorts of games, we could have gone through life just fine without it. However, Book of Fallen is a decently made game possessing solid stats, familiar looks, while packing two new bits to give book fans something to trial out.