Light of Ra slot demo
Light of Ra is a high volatility, 30-line Egyptian slot from Booming Games where wilds walk across the reels, random wilds drop in, and free spins come with a guaranteed wild and symbol removal. Its RTP is below average; there's no embeddable demo yet.
No free demo for this game yet. Play it for real at the casinos alongside.
Light of Ra at a glance
- RTP
- 95.2%
- Volatility
- LowMediumHigh
- Max win
- 3 000×
- Type
- Slots
- Reels / lines
- 5 / 30
- Released
- 2023
What Light of Ra is
Light of Ra is a 2023 slot from Booming Games, a studio known for colourful, feature-packed slots. The theme is ancient Egypt and the sun god Ra: pyramids, scarabs, ankhs and golden light. Unlike the many “book” slots on the same theme, Light of Ra is built around moving wilds.
How a round works
The game has five reels and 30 lines. Wins pay left to right for three or more matching symbols. Wilds substitute for regular symbols, and the game has several ways of adding them:
- Random wilds: extra wilds can be dropped onto the reels on some spins.
- Walking wilds: a wild that moves across the reels, one step at a time, potentially paying wins on several spins in a row before it walks off the grid.
Free spins
Scatters trigger free spins. In the round:
- A guaranteed wild appears in the feature, so every round has at least some wild help.
- Symbol removal can take low-paying symbols out of the reels, which makes high-symbol wins more likely.
- Additional free spins can be won.
A bonus buy is available where casinos allow it. The maximum listed win is 3000 times your stake.
RTP and volatility in plain words
The RTP is 95.2%, below the 96% average. On R1,000 of total stakes, that’s roughly R8 more kept by the house than a 96% game, on average.
Volatility is high. Walking wilds create exciting spins, but most of the value sits in the free spins, especially rounds where symbol removal clears the lower symbols early.
Egyptian slots compared
Egyptian themes are everywhere in slots, but they play very differently:
- Book slots like Book of Dead and Lucky Legend use one expanding symbol in free spins.
- Light of Ra uses moving and random wilds instead.
- Booming’s Ra's Relics Bonanza goes pay-anywhere with multipliers.
If you like the theme, try the demos of the ones available to see which style you prefer.
About Booming Games
Booming Games is a studio with offices in Europe and Asia that releases a steady stream of themed slots, often with bonus buys and moving-wild features. Its games are widely distributed internationally, though less common at South Africa’s provincially licensed sites. Its newer pay-anywhere games, such as Ra’s Relics Bonanza, follow the format popularised by Pragmatic Play.
Who it suits
Light of Ra suits players who like the Egyptian theme but are tired of book-style slots, and who enjoy watching wilds move. It’s a weaker choice if RTP matters most to you, since several similar slots pay back more.
Honest tips
- Walking wilds feel like momentum. They’re not; each spin’s other symbols are still random.
- Bonus buys at a below-average RTP are an expensive habit. If you use one, set a limit.
- Keep stakes small to survive dry runs.
- Stop at your limit, win or lose.
Where to play Light of Ra for real
We haven’t confirmed which South African brands carry Booming Games. 1Win, featured on this site, has a large slot library and offers 500% up to R75,000 over 4 deposits; it’s licensed in Curaçao.
At SA-licensed sites, Hollywoodbets and Betway carry plenty of Egyptian-themed slots from Pragmatic and Playtech. Browse our slots with free demos and compare welcome bonuses.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a Light of Ra demo?
We don't have an embeddable demo for this Booming Games slot. Some casinos let you play it in fun mode after logging in.
What are walking wilds in Light of Ra?
A walking wild moves one reel across the grid on each respin or spin, giving it several chances to complete wins before it leaves the screen.
What is the RTP of Light of Ra?
Its published RTP is below the 96% average, so it costs a little more to play over time. The figure is in the game facts on this page.
Where can I play Light of Ra in South Africa?
At casinos that carry Booming Games. We haven't confirmed a South African brand, so check the lobby first.
Mark has been writing about online gaming since 2007, covering everything from sportsbooks to casino and slot reviews, offering insights for players of all levels.