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Eye of Atum slot

Eye of Atum is a Play’n GO slot released in March 2022, played on 5 reels and 3 rows with 10 paylines. Atum, the creator god, is the wild, and on reels two, three and four he expands to fill the whole reel. In the progressive free spins every expanded Atum also upgrades a premium symbol, moving the reels step by step towards the Eye of Atum itself.

Editorial note: this guide explains how Eye of Atum works. Rules, features and payout figures are set by the studio and can differ between operators and game versions, so check the game’s information panel before you play. Slots are games of chance, and nothing here predicts results. Availability at Fortune Games can change.

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Eye of Atum: key facts

Studio Play’n GO
Released March 2022
Reels and paylines 5 reels, 3 rows, 10 paylines (in our lobby, the game screen shows the 5x3 grid and the High-Paying Symbols page draws lines 1 to 10)
Top regular symbol payout Five Eye of Atum symbols on a payline: 50x the stake (£100.00 at a £2 stake), the highest figure on the High-Paying Symbols page in our lobby
Wild Atum; lands on reels 2, 3 and 4 and expands to cover the reel; substitutes for the regular paying symbols
Scatter 3, 4 or 5 anywhere pay 2x, 20x or 500x the total stake (£4.00, £40.00 and £1,000.00 at a £2 stake, as the Scatter page in our lobby shows) and start the free spins
Free spins 12, as the Scatter page in our lobby shows
Symbol upgrades In the free spins each expanded wild upgrades the lowest premium symbol to the next one up
Extra free spins Wilds landing in the free spins add spins: 1 for one wild, up to 5 for three
Maximum win Up to 2,000x the stake, as the game screen in our lobby shows
Autoplay and turbo Not available at sites licensed in Great Britain; UK rules require at least 2.5 seconds between the start of one game cycle and the next
Stakes From 10p a spin in the studio’s range. UK rules cap online slot stakes at £5 a spin, or £2 if you are 18 to 24
RTP Shown in the game’s information panel

All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.

Eye of Atum High-Paying Symbols page in the Fortune Games lobby at £2 a spin: five Eye of Atum symbols pay £100.00

The High-Paying Symbols page in our lobby at £2 a spin: five Eye of Atum symbols pay £100.00, which is 50x the stake, five scarabs £80.00 and five fans or five ankhs £40.00, with paylines 1 to 10 drawn underneath. Game and artwork © Play’n GO.

How Eye of Atum plays

Three rows on five reels carry ten paylines, and wins are read along those lines. Card royals fill the lower end of the paytable, and the premium symbols are drawn from Egyptian mythology, with the fan, the ankh and the scarab beetle leading up to the Eye of Atum at the top.

Eye of Atum game screen in the Fortune Games lobby at £2 a spin: 5 reels and 3 rows, with a scatter on reel 1 and two Eye of Atum symbols on reel 4

Eye of Atum in our lobby on 14 November 2026, at £2 a spin: 5 reels and 3 rows, with a scatter on reel 1, two Eye of Atum symbols on reel 4 and the line “Win up to 2000x your bet!” above the reels. The bar above the game carries a timer and a £ figure, £0.00 here before any spin. UK rules require online slots to show time played and net position. Game and artwork © Play’n GO.

Atum is the wild. He can only appear on the three middle reels, and whenever he lands he stretches to cover the reel from top to bottom. He stands in for the regular paying symbols, while the scatter pays on its own when three or more land anywhere and also opens the bonus.

The progressive free spins

Three or more scatters start 12 free spins, and the scatter prize is paid before the round begins. The expanding wilds stay active throughout. Play’n GO calls it a progressive feature, and it grows as wilds arrive: each spin with wilds adds extra spins on top of the 12, from a single spin for one wild up to five when three land together. For example, a round that sees one wild on one spin and three on another runs for 18 spins instead of 12.

Eye of Atum Scatter page in the Fortune Games lobby at £2 a spin: 3 or more scatters trigger 12 free spins

The Scatter page in our lobby at £2 a spin: five scatters pay £1,000.00, four £40.00 and three £4.00, and 3 or more scatters trigger 12 free spins. Game and artwork © Play’n GO.

The symbol upgrades

Each expanded wild in the free spins also grants an upgrade. The lowest premium symbol still on the reels is turned into the one above it, so each upgrade takes the bottom premium off the reels and moves the chain one step higher. The aim of the sequence is to turn every premium symbol into the Eye of Atum, the highest-paying regular symbol, and Play’n GO adds that with each upgrade the chance of landing an upgraded symbol increases.

Eye of Atum compared with Eye of Horus and Book of Dead

The closest match is Eye of Horus, another 5x3, 10-line Egyptian game in which an expanding Horus wild upgrades symbols in sequence during 12 free spins and adds extra spins as it lands. Eye of Atum follows the same pattern with Atum as the wild, and its scatters pay a prize of their own before the free spins start. Play’n GO’s own Book of Dead shares the grid and line count but works differently in its bonus: 10 free spins with one expanding symbol chosen at random before the round.

Game Grid and lines Free spins
Eye of Atum 5x3, 10 paylines 12 spins; expanded Atum wilds upgrade the premium symbols and add spins
Eye of Horus 5x3, 10 paylines 12 spins; Horus wilds upgrade symbols in sequence and add 1, 3 or 5 spins
Book of Dead 5x3, 10 paylines 10 spins with a random expanding symbol

All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.

Eye of Atum at Fortune Games

Eye of Atum is listed among the slots in the Fortune Games lobby (18+), and the same lobby holds several Eye of Horus games. The UK caps in the table apply to every player. There is no autoplay or turbo mode, as at every site licensed in Great Britain. Fortune Games has an app on the App Store and Google Play.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Eye of Atum slot about?

It is set in ancient Egypt and built around Atum, the creator god of Egyptian myth, who appears as the expanding wild. The Eye of Atum is the top premium symbol and the target of the upgrade chain in the free spins. Play’n GO released the game in March 2022 as a five-reel, ten-line video slot.

How many free spins can you get in Eye of Atum?

The round opens with 12, whatever number of scatters started it. More spins are added whenever wilds land during the feature, and the total can reach 150 free spins in one round. The expanding wilds stay active on every one of those spins, so each new wild can add both spins and an upgrade.

What does the Eye of Atum symbol do?

It is the highest-paying regular symbol rather than a special symbol. It has no wild or scatter role, but it matters in the free spins, because each upgrade moves the premium symbols up the chain towards it. When every premium has been upgraded, the premium positions on the reels all show the Eye of Atum.

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Checked on 14 November 2026 against Play’n GO’s game pages for Eye of Atum and Book of Dead, the SlotCatalog, casinos.com and VegasSlotsOnline records for Eye of Atum, the SlotCatalog and OLBG records for Eye of Horus, the SlotCatalog and casinos.com records for Book of Dead, the Gambling Commission’s stake-limit guidance and remote technical standards, and the game in the Fortune Games lobby on 14 November 2026. Reviewed by Kay Cheadle on 14 November 2026. How we research and check our guides: our editorial policy.