King's Mask Eclipse of Gods Slot by Play'n GO

Before the free spins round starts, you pick one of three wild behaviors to keep active for the entire bonus. Multiplier Wilds attach a flat 2x to any win they complete - and that 2x doesn't stack when multiple land on the same payline. Sticky Wilds lock into position for 3 respins, building density across the grid. Walking Wilds shift one reel to the right after each respin, then vanish off reel 5. Each option reshapes how the bonus plays out, and the choice is permanent for that round.

The same three wild types appear in the base game through the Eclipse Wild Feature, but you don't get to choose. An eclipse animation fires at random, picks one of the three variants, and runs 3 respins with that wild active. It's a preview of what each type does before you commit to one in the bonus. Sticky builds coverage, Walking creates a left-to-right sweep, and Multiplier just adds 2x per wild hit without any positional tricks. Three scatters trigger 10 free spins. Four scatters add a 20x instant payout on top, five scatters pay 100x. Retriggers are possible during the round.

The Pharaoh's Mask wild is the highest-paying standard symbol at 500x for five on a line. That's a wide gap above the next tier - Horus and Anubis both pay 37.5x, Thoth pays 20x, and Lotus and Ankh sit at 12.5x. Two wilds alone on a payline pay 0.5x, so partial wild hits barely register. The paytable is steep and top-heavy, built around landing a full wild line during a respin chain where Sticky or Walking Wilds are already holding positions.

This is the sequel to the 2022 King's Mask, which offered a different kind of choice - pick between 15 spins at 3x, 10 spins at 5x, or 5 spins at 10x global multiplier. Eclipse of Gods drops the global multiplier entirely and replaces it with wild behavior selection. Individual hits are weaker (2x flat versus up to 10x in the original), but the ceiling doubled to 20,000x. No buy bonus option, which is unusual for a 2024 release at this volatility. Gold-heavy temple columns border the reels, with stone god statues flanking each side against dark sky - another entry in the same Book of Dead visual lineage that Play'n GO keeps returning to.