As you launch Max Quest: Wrath of Ra, try not to get lost in the immersive 3D settings which mimic those of the traditional video games. The game starts with you picking an avatar, which is not what you’d usually do in a slot game.
There are 5 heroes to pick from. You will next choose from 10 backgrounds and 10 borders to fully customise the screenplay before the action starts. Max Quest matches players with five more which means there will be six of them in total in a room. There are no standards bets to be set with coins per spin but the players will instead buy bullets for weapons they get to use during the battles. Bullers cost anywhere from €0,01 to €0.25.
As you enter a pharaoh’s tomb which has lain undisturbed for millennia, the band of explorers you’re a member of will learn the seal has been broken and that Ra’s curse has been awoken. The iconic pharaoh’s army will rise to prevent you from reaching unimaginable treasures of the ancient Egyptian world. You will have Scarab Hatchlings to destroy, along with Shadow Scarabs, Golden Tomb Scrabblers, Ruby Crypt Watchers, Wrapped Shadowguards, Wrapped Minions, Wrapped Spiritguards, Crimson Bataantas, Emerald Bataantas and Tahaway Warriors. Mighty Gods – Anubis, Osiris and Ra – will stand in your way as well. A wide array of guns and a truly diverse arsenal of firepower will be at your disposal during battle, which come in crates and can also be purchased during the play for €1, €2 and €4.
As you go along making progress, a leaderboard will keep you informed at all times of the battle stages and achievements. Paytable is available for detailed information of the gameplay but the bottom line is that you go on to kill the enemy to collect varied prizes off of different creatures.
