Play’n GO has launched Temple of Three, a new 3-reel video slot that takes operators deep into an ancient Egyptian sanctuary watched over by Ra, Bastet and Anubis.
Set among golden relics, sacred bowls and the glow of a forgotten temple, Temple of Three combines a classic 3-reel format with a feature-led structure built around collection, re-spins and divine intervention. The game offers five paylines, with wins paying from left to right on adjacent reels.
At the centre of the release is the Treasure Keeper symbol, which can land on the middle reel to trigger Divine Re-spins and collect Cash Coin symbols. The Treasure Keeper moves down the reel with each re-spin, while additional Treasure Keepers can re-trigger the feature and reset the re-spins, giving the mechanic a clear sense of movement and anticipation.
The game’s three Pot features each connect to one of the Egyptian gods. Bastet’s Multiplier Pot can add multiplier frames to the grid, Ra’s Mystery Pot introduces a sticky Mystery symbol that reveals an Instant Prize Symbol at the end of Hold’n Spin, while Anubis’ Enhancer Pot can raise the value tier of Cash Coin symbols. One, two or all three Pot features can trigger together, creating a flexible feature set with several possible combinations.
Activating at least one Pot feature triggers Hold’n Spin, where symbols remain in place while the rest of the reels spin again. Landing any symbol resets the re-spins, while Second Blessing can add a Cash Coin symbol on the final re-spin and continue the feature.
Temple of Three also includes GO Ultra, which enhances Cash Coin symbol values and Instant Prize tiers when active.
“Temple of Three takes a familiar 3-reel format and builds a strong feature identity around it,” said Magnus Wallentin, games ambassador at Play’n GO. “Ra, Bastet and Anubis each bring a distinct role to the game, giving operators a release that is easy to communicate while still offering plenty of depth through the Pot features and Hold’n Spin.”
Temple of Three is now available to Play’n GO operators.