PGSoft Pokie
Anubis Wrath — Theme, Features and Feel
PGSoft's Anubis Wrath pairs jackal-headed Egyptian imagery with playing-card symbols on a high-volatility, 96.75% RTP reel set. Here's what the bonus rounds and bonus buy actually offer before you spend a cent.
A PGSoft Stop Near the End of the Guide
Anubis Wrath is one of the later entries in the Pokies Starter Guide, and it's a good one to land on once you've already tried a few steadier games and fancy something sharper. PGSoft builds the reels around Anubis, the jackal-headed guardian of the Egyptian underworld, mixing gold tomb-carved iconography with classic playing-card symbols — A, K, Q, J, 10 — filling out the lower-paying positions.
RTP, Volatility and the Egyptian Scene
The listed return to player sits at 96.75%, a touch above the roughly 96.07% median across the pokies covered in this guide, so it isn't giving anything away against its peers on paper. High volatility is the trade-off: expect longer stretches without much movement, interrupted by sharper, less frequent swings, rather than a steady trickle of small wins. The theme keeps things focused rather than sprawling — gold-etched Egyptian carvings and Anubis himself carry the top end of the paytable, with the card symbols making up the rest of the board.
Bonus Rounds and the Bonus Buy Option
Anubis Wrath carries bonus rounds plus a bonus buy that skips the wait and pays straight into the feature. Buying in costs noticeably more than a standard spin, so it's worth setting a firm budget line before you touch it, and checking the current bonus wagering terms first if you're part-way through clearing a deposit bonus — whether a bought feature counts cleanly toward that wagering isn't something to assume.
Welcome offer worth up to US$5,000. Read the bonus guide for eligibility and full terms.
Who Anubis Wrath Suits
I'd point this one at players who are happy watching a balance sit still for a while before it moves, because that's the rhythm high-volatility Egyptian pokies like this one tend to keep. If that sounds like too much patience for one session, Book of Gods covers similar ground with medium volatility instead, and Love and Riches: Eldorado carries a similarly high volatility with an even stronger 97% RTP if you'd rather stay in bigger-swing territory. Whichever you land on, the Here2Win Casino app is worth checking before you settle into a session, since it covers Android and iOS play without extra hoops.
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Head back to the full starter guide to compare volatility across everything I've covered so far before settling on your next pick.
Deciding on Anubis Wrath
Anubis Wrath's Egyptian scene and bonus buy option are worth a look if you're after size over frequency in a session, and its 96.75% RTP sits comfortably above this guide's median while you weigh it up. Set a budget you're comfortable riding out the quiet patches with, then take it from the review to the tables.