GAMOMAT has released a rock version of its classic slot, Ramses Book

Players once again follow in the footsteps of the mighty Ramses in search of the power of the ancient book. The visual design has been enhanced with rock concert elements, bass sounds and pyrotechnic effects.

Game Mechanics: The Book and the Bonus Game

The golden book symbol plays a key role in the game. It acts as both a Wild and a Scatter, so it can substitute for almost any symbol on the reels, except for certain bonus symbols that only appear during free spins. As soon as three, four or five of these books appear on the screen, a round of 10 free spins is triggered. As for payouts, the maximum win in the game is set at 6,000 times your stake, and this can be achieved by landing a full set of five book symbols.

Random Bonus Symbol

Before the free spins begin, the system randomly selects one of the standard symbols and turns it into a bonus symbol for the entire round. Any symbol can become this bonus symbol, except for the golden book, which retains its separate roles as both a Wild and a Scatter.

Bonus Buy Feature

GAMOMAT has also added a Bonus Buy feature, which was not previously available in the original version of the slot. Operators can enable this option at their discretion to give players the chance to enter the bonus round more quickly, without having to wait for the required combination to land on the reels during normal gameplay.

Distribution and Company Plans

The game is available via GAMOMAT’s own Remote Gaming Server (G-RGS), as well as through the Bragg HUB platform. This allows the slot to be connected to operators across several regulated markets through a single distribution channel. GAMOMAT’s Managing Director, Dietmar Hermjohannes, explained that Ramses Book remains one of the studio’s flagship classic games, which is why the team was delighted to work on the slot’s new look. He added that he is a fan of rock music himself, and this project was particularly personal to him. The company is also preparing to showcase the game at the SBC Summit in Lisbon in September, where it will be exhibiting for the first time at its own stand, number B521, alongside the studio’s other new releases.