Hand of Anubis free demo
Hacksaw GamingReleased Apr 2022High volatility

Demo mode · fun credits · no real money
Verdict
Hand of Anubis keeps things dark and quiet: a tall Egyptian-underworld grid framed by two carved Anubis statues, more about atmosphere than fireworks.
It sits at the high end of the volatility scale, so the calm is the point rather than a side effect. Play it if you like Hacksaw's grim art direction and want a moody few minutes at the reels. Skip it if you'd rather spend your demo time on a busier, feature-heavy slot.
By the DemoSlots editorial team · Updated 24 Sep 2026 · How we test
Screenshots
How it plays
The grid runs five reels by six rows, taller than most, with two stone Anubis figures standing guard either side of the reels. Card royals from ten through ace sit at the low end of the paytable, and the higher end brings gold gem-set triangles, coloured Anubis masks and a skull pharaoh mask. The scene stays low-lit and cast in dark stone throughout, keeping the underworld mood constant across the reels rather than brightening for a win. It plays as a still, watchful game more than a busy one.
Who it's for
Hacksaw's darker visual style is the whole draw here, and it will suit players happy picking a demo on looks and theme alone. The tall grid and heavy underworld art make for a moodier sit than most slots on the site, which will appeal to some and feel slow to others.
Pros
- An unusually tall six-row grid gives the underworld scene real presence
- Consistent, distinctive dark art direction, from the Anubis statues to the low-lit stone backdrop
Cons
- The dark, uniformly lit presentation can feel visually flat over a longer session
- Card royals dominate much of the paytable, leaving the theme carrying more of the interest than the symbols do
At a glance
- Hand of Anubis is a game by Hacksaw Gaming, released in Apr 2022, built on 5 reels.
- Hand of Anubis has high volatility, which affects how payouts are spread across spins.
FAQ
Is Hand of Anubis high volatility?
Yes, it's rated at the high end of the scale, so expect the reels to stay quiet across long stretches with only occasional larger moments.
Who made Hand of Anubis, and when did it come out?
Hacksaw Gaming released it on 21 April 2022.
Why does the grid look so tall?
It runs five reels by six rows rather than the usual three, which gives the Anubis statues and the underworld backdrop more room either side of the symbols.
Themes & features
Sources: our own research and demo testing
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