Play Reels of Ra for Free

Before we get to the gameplay of the pay table, we’d like to talk about the interface that you gamblers will be working with. You see, Kajot Games have gone for a very colourful design, although they’ve chosen to keep it flat, eliminating any chance of 3D graphics. Due to the fact that we’re not sure of the game’s age, we’re not certain if this is a contemporary slot made to look older, or an older one failing to be unique and youthful. Either way, the final result is questionable.

If you’re not interested in loading up the interface for yourself, we’ll attempt to walk you through what players are greeted with. There’s a serene background of purples and yellows, with the matrix slapped on top of it, all the tiles fighting for your attention. On either side of the grid, users will find the controls, allowing them to change their wager amounts and/or read the rules. It’s pretty normal, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it certainly isn’t anything that makes us want to continue playing this amusement with prizes.

Right now we could give you the lowdown on the free spins, but that side game is pretty self explanatory: you’re given a series of rounds, which you play through and then bank the wins at the end. Due to how obvious that mini game is, we’ve decided to draw attention to the payouts of the tiles as a whole, with our focus being on the high limit prize of 5,000 credits.

If you frequently play pokies, you might have seen more considerable returns than this; we know it isn’t the biggest pile of coins out there, but for a no download needed activity, we think it’s a great win to take home with you. Think of what you could buy if you was the punters who secured that five of a kind win…!

Reels of Ra are about to be left in the dust, as we move onto Queen of Egypt, an online slot from Gamesys that is said to be every bit as exciting as Kajot’s game (we’re hoping more so, given our review so far). As for what you get for your top bet of 90 credits, it would seem that there’s nothing more than extra spins, which is a shame, but will definitely marry well for punters who’ve enjoyed the variance of Kajot’s title.

We can also confirm that this activity has no mobile compatibility, and so you’ll need to remain on your computers if you’re to enjoy its features. It’s a shame, but again, as Reels of Ra appears to be a rather static playthrough, the continuation of this shouldn’t present any issues. It’s not all doom and gloom though, as we have a lock on the RTP and it’s a comfortable 94.63%, meaning you should have a decent level of luck as you work your way through.

Kajot have left us wondering whether there’s anything more to them than simple gaming, which wouldn’t be a massive issue, but would definitely limit their appeal. Reels of Ra has been an okay penny slot, but it’s one we’d be keen to try again, simply because of how limited it is. When we’re playing online, we want to have a series of features to access, not just one and then that’s it - it’s just no fun for us when it’s like that. That being said, we can understand that some real cash gamers will be drawn to how simple this matrix is, and so we wish them luck on their playthroughs.