Book of the Ages: Gamomat's book slot through history

Where it sits in Gamomat's library

Gamomat has several book titles, and Book of the Ages is the one with the broadest theme. Instead of a single pharaoh or a pair of lovers, it draws on relics and figures from ancient times, framed by stone and parchment. The visual tone is earthy and muted, with the book itself drawn as a heavy, gilded volume.

It's a good fit for players who like the format but find the bright blue of Ramses Book a little too familiar after many sessions.

How the feature plays

As with other book slots, the book acts as both wild and scatter. Three or more anywhere on the reels start the free games, and one symbol is chosen at random beforehand. During the round, whenever that symbol lands on enough reels to form a win, it expands to fill them and pays on every active line. More books during the round can add further free games.

The paytable shows the full list of symbols and what each pays; it takes less than a minute to read and makes the free games easier to follow.

Book of the Ages demo: what to look for

The free play version offers 1,000 virtual credits and runs in your browser with no download. Pick a stake, around £0.20 equivalent, and play 300 spins. The key observations are the same as with any book slot: how long the gaps between features are, which symbols you get as expanding symbols, and how the size of each round varies.

If you've played other Gamomat book games, run a short session of each at the same stake and compare. Small differences in symbol values and line settings can change how often a feature feels rewarding.

The bottom line

Book of the Ages is a dependable book slot with a slightly more serious look. Nothing radical, but well made. The same game runs for real money at the casinos below.