Queen of Gods

Unless you're really set on honouring Cleopatra in yet another online slot, there won't be too many reasons to have a go with Queen of Gods. The features feel watered down, while the visuals are all run of the mill stuff. Not to say, Pragmatic Play has made an ugly game, far from it, yet all the antiquities that have made their way into Queen of Gods have been used many times before, often by Pragmatic themselves. The golden quality to the light in Queen of Gods gives it a glow some users may be dazzled by, but it's heavy on stock imagery, stock symbols, and stock tune, making the genericism so thick it's hard to battle through to find the hidden gems, if any. Unfortunately, there aren't too many treasures here worth expending a lot of time to uncover. Queen of Gods' key purpose seems to be drip-feeding players a steady stream of free spin triggers. So much so, Queen of Gods proved to be the antithesis of a grind. As an example, the bonus round triggered several times in the first 200 test spins, on four or five occasions from memory, so the game's limitations could be quickly identified. The most glaring was the low winning potential. To cap off an uninteresting game is an uninteresting win cap of1,839x the bet. Reach this level in free spins, and the round immediately stops and any free spins remaining are lost. On the bright side, the max win frequency is1 in 4,267,425, low, relatively speaking. Furthering the positive note, there are sure to be players keen to experience Queen of Gods' lightweight Egyptian gaming. Test runs weren't demanding, the visuals were easy on the eye if unmemorable, and free spins hit often enough to keep things ticking over. It's not a game that ticks very far, though, and lacked much to prompt a repeat performance.