About the Book Of Flames game
Book Of Flames is an ancient Egyptian online slot machine from NOVOMATIC. Its five reels, three rows and ten fixed paylines frame an explorer’s search for a mysterious book. The book acts as both a Wild and Scatter: it can help form line wins and trigger free spins featuring a randomly chosen expanding symbol. Find the game among Luckera’s adventure slots through the Homepage.
The Book Symbol and Egyptian Setting
An explorer, ancient figures and playing-card symbols fill the reels against a setting of stone, gold and fire. Winning combinations of regular symbols form from left to right on the fixed paylines. The book can substitute for regular symbols in these combinations. It also pays as a Scatter when enough copies appear anywhere on the reels, making it central to both the base game and its main feature.
Book Of Flames keeps the familiar five-reel book-slot layout easy to read. Open the game’s information panel before playing to check symbol payouts, the paytable and the rules for the version available at Luckera. If you plan to use any promotions, check their Terms and Conditions to see whether this game qualifies.
Free Spins and Expanding Symbols
Landing at least three book symbols starts the bonus round with ten free spins. A bonus wheel then selects one regular symbol to become the expanding symbol for the round. When that symbol appears in a qualifying combination, it can expand to cover its entire reel, allowing the game to evaluate additional wins.
Three or more books during the feature award another ten free spins. A retrigger gives you more spins with the expanding-symbol mechanic, so the bonus can continue beyond its initial award. The wheel selection and the symbols that land determine how each round unfolds; the feature does not promise a particular result.
Book Of Flames is worth trying if you enjoy Egyptian adventure themes and classic free spins built around expanding symbols. Choose a comfortable stake and use Luckera’s Responsible Gaming tools to manage your play.
