3 Tombs Slot by Amigo Gaming

Amigo Gaming's "3" series gives every game three characters or objects that each control a separate bonus path. Here the objects are pyramids - green, gold, and blue - sitting above the grid with their own five-segment meters. Colored token symbols land during regular spins and feed into the matching pyramid. Five tokens fill a meter completely and trigger that pyramid's Pin Win mode. Green launches Pin Win Collect, where locked symbols on the grid accumulate values through a collection mechanic. Gold opens Pin Win Eternity, which runs the same lock-and-respin structure but channels collected symbols toward multiplier growth. Blue activates Pin Win Payer, where each locked symbol pays its face value as an instant prize. All three variants start with 3 respins that reset whenever a new symbol locks in place, and all three connect to the Grand, Major, and Minor jackpots - though Grand requires a minimum bet threshold to qualify.

Scatters land only on reels 1, 3, and 5. Three of them trigger a free games round where token collection continues, so you can fill pyramid meters faster than in the base game. The wild is an expanding wild that stretches to cover its entire reel when it completes a win, appearing across all five columns. Sand-colored stone columns border the grid on both sides, with a Nile riverbank scene behind them - green grass, shallow turquoise water, palm trees, and a hazy city skyline under a bright blue sky. High-pay symbols are a pharaoh woman, an Anubis jackal figure, and a green serpent or crocodile, all rendered in that slightly cartoonish Amigo style. Card royals from J through A fill out the lower end in chunky, angular lettering with teal and green tones.

The Pile Feature is what separates the three Pin Win modes from each other. Collect and Eternity both use it - special symbols that land during those respins get absorbed into a running total or multiplier pool rather than paying immediately. Payer skips that layer entirely and just awards fixed values per symbol. The distinction matters because Collect and Eternity can snowball if enough symbols lock before the respins expire, while Payer delivers smaller but more predictable returns on each trigger.