Cat Wilde and the Pyramids of Dead – Slot Review

The intrepid adventurer Cat Wilde is back for another romp through your reels. This time, she’s not underground in the tombs, she’s up top in Ancient Egypt, helping you search for treasure. Cat Wilde has become one of Play’n Go’s most recognisable characters, walking in the footsteps of her infamous father, Rich Wilde. Let’s see what she has to offer in Cat Wild and the Pyramids of Dead.

What to Expect from the Bonus Features

You might recognise the scatter symbol from Cat Wilde and the Lost Chapter. The gold and teal pyramid acts as the scatter symbol for both games and three of them will land you the bonus feature. However, in Pyramids of Dead, the symbol has extra value as it’s also the wild symbol. When you land three of the pyramid wild scatters, you will trigger one of three bonus games.

Instant Prize

In this feature, each scatter will display a coin value that will be added up and awarded. This can be anywhere up to 500x your wager.

Jackpot Round

Here, 12 pieces of pottery will appear on your screen with four jackpots hovering above them. The four prizes are named for the pharaohs Khufu, Tiye, Tutankhamun, and Mereneith, worth 20x, 100x, 250x, and 1,000x the bet, respectively. Click on the pots to reveal any of the Pharoah names. Matching three of them will award the corresponding jackpot prize.

Free Spins

This bonus awards 8 free spins with a randomly selected symbol as an expanding symbol. When the chosen symbol forms a win, it will expand to cover all positions on the reel.

What we Love About the Game

Play’n Go have got things right with Cat Wilde, and the sequels prove it. In Pyramids of Dead, they have expanded on the simple bonus and given something extra with the chance of one of three different features. It gives that little boost of excitement every time you get your bonus. Of course, having a top win of up to 10,000x your bet doesn’t hurt either!

Games Like Pyramids of Dead

Well, this isn’t too hard! Cat has featured in three other slots including Cat Wilde and the Doom of Dead and Cat Wilde in the Eclipse of the Sun God. Remember, her father also features in a few instalments of his own! But if it’s Egypt that gets your pulse racing, then give Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead or Rich Wilde and the Amulet of Dead a go.

Our Verdict

As always, Cat Wilde delights with well-designed graphics and a soundtrack that whisks you right into the action. We love that the games in the series seem to be improving as they go along, upping the excitement in every chapter they announce. Give the game a try here.