Anubis' Moon Slot by Evoplay

No wilds, no free spins, no bonus round. The entire payout model runs through a single symbol - a teal-green scarab beetle that acts as both scatter and the only path to real money. Land three or more anywhere on the grid and they lock in place, triggering respins. Each new scarab that drops during a respin resets the counter back to one. The sequence keeps going until a spin produces zero new scarabs or all 20 positions are filled.

The scatter pay table is where the math gets sharp. Three scarabs return 2x. That climbs slowly through the midrange - six pays 7x, ten pays 20x - but the top end accelerates hard. Fifteen scarabs on a 20-cell grid pay 120x. Fill every position and the payout hits 5000x. The drop between tiers is steep once you pass about twelve symbols, which means partial fills during respins pay modestly while near-complete fills start multiplying fast. Everything else on the reels - three Egyptian goddess portraits as high symbols, four brown stone tablets carved with red hieroglyphs as lows - only pays through the 20 standard paylines, left to right. The best regular symbol tops out at 50x for five of a kind.

Gold Anubis jackal statues sit on either side of the reels, backlit against a deep blue night sky. A crescent moon hangs between two pyramids in the distance. The reel area has a dark indigo wash that makes the scarab's gold-and-teal wings pop when it lands. Evoplay's other Egyptian games like Curse of the Pharaoh layer on more features, but this one strips the formula down to a single respin trigger and a 20-step scatter ladder. That is the entire game.