Anubis’ Moon is Evoplay’s Egyptian-themed video slot, listed with 20 paylines and a September 2021 release. Its most useful rule distinction is the timing of scatter payment: the triggering scatter group starts a sticky respin sequence rather than being paid immediately.
The feature has a clear three-stage sequence
- Trigger: three or more scatters land; their positions do not need to form an ordinary payline.
- Hold and continue: the scatters become sticky and the remaining positions respin while new scatters continue to appear.
- Settle: when the sequence ends, the scatter symbols are paid.
This order is the reason a trigger screen and a final award need not look like the same result. The initial three-or-more group identifies entry; it is not necessarily the final collected group.
What stops the respins in Anubis’ Moon
Evoplay states two stopping conditions: no new scatter symbols appear, or 20 scatters fill the entire reel zone. This should not be rewritten as a generic three-respin reset system. A similar-looking collection feature in another title can use a different counter.
For an illustrative event log, start with three held scatters, then add two on a respin: five are now held. If the following respin adds none, the documented stopping condition has been reached. The example tracks sequence logic only; it does not predict a symbol frequency, an award amount or a likely duration.
Separate collection count from payout value
The manufacturer overview establishes when scatters become sticky and when they are paid. It does not supply a complete scatter-value table in the text used here. Counting five scatters therefore does not, on its own, tell you a cash award or a multiple of the stake.
Read the matching paytable for symbol values, stake units and any ordinary line awards. Do not add an assumed initial scatter payment to the final settlement: the official description explicitly delays that scatter payment until the feature ends.
Use the correct rules and title
The catalog spelling Anubis Moon refers here to Evoplay’s Anubis’ Moon, not a different Anubis-branded slot. The studio’s other Egyptian-themed games do not share rules merely because they share a theme. See the scatter explanation for the difference between counting, triggering and paying, then use the rules checklist for the exact version. No numerical operator configuration or US availability is verified by this overview.
Sources and scope
Manufacturer references checked November 2, 2026. This is an editorial rules overview, not a record of hands-on play.
Game artwork
Catalog reference: ETGame listing for Anubis Moon. Snapshot: 2026-10-19.
