Queen of the Nile
On cruise ships
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How it plays. A classic Australian-style line game. The Queen wild substitutes for everything except the pyramid scatter and doubles any win it helps make. More on how it plays
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Where Queen of the Nile has been reported
We haven't found a dated public report of this game on a cruise ship yet.
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How Queen of the Nile plays
How it plays
Three or more pyramids anywhere pay a scatter prize and start free games in which every win is tripled; the original gave 15 free games regardless of scatter count, while the Special Edition paid 15, 20 or 25. Free games can retrigger, and after a win you can gamble it on a card colour or suit.
Features
- Doubling wild
- Free games with all wins tripled, retriggerable
- Scatter pays anywhere
- Card gamble on wins
At a glance
- Maker
- Aristocrat Gaming
- Series
- Queen of the Nile
- First released
- 1997
- Type
- Free games
- Mechanics
- Up to 20 lines, Wild doubles wins, Scatter-triggered free games with 3x wins, Double-up gamble
- Theme
- Ancient Egypt
- Layout
- 5x3, up to 20 lines
- Cabinets
- MKVI (Special Edition)
- Jackpots
- None; a classic standalone game whose top fixed award comes from five wilds on a line
- Payback
- Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.
In the Queen of the Nile series
Tips from players and reviewers
- There is no jackpot to chase; the tripled free games are the main event, so judge a session by how often they arrive.
- Line count matters on older versions; playing all 20 lines at a smaller coin value gives the scatter-triggered free games their full value.
- The double-up gamble is roughly a coin flip (colour) or 1-in-4 (suit); skip it if you are trying to stretch a budget.
Tips can't change the odds of any spin. They help you pick a bet level and a machine.
Industry standing and land-casino jackpots
Its simple doubling-wild and tripled-free-games formula made it one of Aristocrat's best-known classics and spawned several sequels. In the US today it is a legacy title, and we found no current performance data for it.
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