Valley Of The Gods

The desert may appear to be barren on its sandy surface but underneath it lies treasures beyond your wildest dreams. Once you enter the Valley of the Gods slot, you get the chance to approach the Egyptian gods themselves and potentially rival their wealth with up to €580,000 in rewards.

Yggdrasil takes you on a journey into the lost sands of Egypt to uncover what was lost long ago. Behind scarab-locked doors and hieroglyphic messages are winnings you won’t find anywhere else on the mortal plane.

There’s no time to waste. Bathe in Anubis’ and Ra’s glowing rays and watch your potential winnings soar like a scarab in the wind.

Valley of the Gods Details

Valley of the Gods: Deciphering the Gods’ Hieroglyphs

Yggdrasil’s Valley of the Gods is a 5-reel slot game featuring the ancient gods and goddesses of Egypt and the temple where their treasures reside. The game is unique because of its locked spaces. The 3 locked spaces in every corner form a diamond shape in the centre of the reels.

The basic symbols are various hieroglyphic characters and symbols. Each has its own payouts for winning combinations based on the max bet:

The high-paying symbols are portraits of various key figures in Egyptian mythology and history. Each has its own payouts for winning combinations based on the max bet:

Valley of the Gods’ Extra Lives

If you manage to complete both Scarab Collections, you are given 1 Life. You also get 1 Extra Life for every 5 Red Scarabs you collect. These are used whenever you spin and lose. Your lives automatically trigger and grant you a free respin.

Valley of the Gods Win Multipliers

Similar to the Extra Lives feature, if you complete both Scarab collections, you get a 2x multiplier. Additionally, for every 5 Blue Scarabs you collect, you get a +1 Multiplier. Any wins are also affected by the multiplier.

Valley of the Gods Respins

Whenever you win, golden scarabs fly out of the winning symbols and latch onto other locked spaces on the reels. The spaces are then unlocked and you are granted a free respin with the new unlocked spaces. When you stop winning and no longer have free respins, the spaces lock again.

If you unlock all spaces by destroying all blockers, you automatically activate both Scarab collections.

Valley of the Gods: Sand, Scarabs, and Even More Sand

When you enter the Valley of the Gods, you will come across a massive sandstone ruin. All over the pillars and eaves, hieroglyphic carvings are scattered on every surface, creating an engraved pattern with undecipherable messages. 

Standing at the two ends are massive statues of Anubis and Ra, each wielding a glass orb nestled against their chests that indicate their special feature. Behind the locked entrance to the temple is a hieroglyph depicting Khepri, the Egyptian scarab god who rolls the sun across the sky.

Golden scarabs fly from the symbols and light up the reels on every win as they insert themselves into their rightful compartments on the statues or the locked spaces.

In the background is a mysterious desert tune with a slow and ominous melody. It’s comprised of various instruments with the most notable of them being its ancient Egyptian flute.

Following Yggdrasil’s standard, the game follows through on their guarantee of quality with the Valley of the Gods slot game. Its smooth graphics and sleek gameplay make it one of the best Egypt-themed slots around.

Valley of the Gods: The Gods Are Always Watching

The secrets and treasures of the desert are as vast as the desert itself. They only await a worthy explorer, someone like you, who can venture across the dunes in search of a divine temple in the Valley of the Gods slot. It’s known to be filled with blessed wealth left untouched for centuries from loyal worshippers. Reclaimed by the scarabs who inhabit the sands, only you can take the treasures for yourself when you take this chance to win up to €580,000.

Afterwards, you can read up on your Jungle Books and set your destination for the Sunny Shores of Easter Island for more winnings. If you end up surrounded by Winterberries, you might have taken a wrong turn on the Orient Express.