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Treasure Tomb was produced by enigmatic American company Habanero Gaming Systems - a group with any number of highly successful titles behind them and even more (we’re sure) ahead of them. Depicting a rather typical Egyptian theme, the game immerses players amongst the dusty dunes of the Sahara as they seek their fortune.

As a 5 reeled slot with a total of 20 paylines, Treasure Tomb doesn't stray all that far away from the standard format akin to slots of a similar build. Where it does differ however is in the way that it seems to engage players.

Enticing players in with a highly interactive theme and challenging their wits with its range of booby traps, there is some serious money up for grabs for individuals brazen enough to take on the full might of the game. Hardly least of all of these is the 3,000 coin non-progressive jackpot that looms constantly above your head as you play. A jackpot which should hardly be sniffed at, this feature can be triggered by attaining five wild symbols on the active reel.

Of course, this game is subject to all of the usual, bog standard symbols - in terms of scatters, free spins and wilds. The Pharaoh’s Treasure symbol is the games wild and should be treated with a great deal of respect, given its power to greatly enhance any line by replacing any of the other symbols across active reels – bar the scatter.

The game’s scatter is represented by a rather unsettling Gold Mask symbol and is responsible for unlocking the free spins. What’s more, the scatter will unlock the game’s bonus round when a player lands a minimum of three across the active reels.

An additional bonus symbol that players would do well to keep an eye for is the Scarab Beetle. This creepy crawly can do some serious good when it appears on the reels: with 3 triggering a pot multiplier of x5, 4 triggering a x15 multiplier and the holy grail of 5 knocking up a sweet x50! What’s more, this feature even possesses the possibility to be re-triggered which can lead to even more spins during the bonus game itself.

The last feature we’ll shout about (for now!) is the gamble feature. Sure to cause division depending on where you personally stand on the matter, this cheeky little morsel of course offers you the chance to risk it all (‘it’ being the money you’ve laboured so hard to save up) for the chance of doubling it. Yes it’s tempting, maybe a little unnecessary, but surely that’s what it’s all about!?