Sun Of The Nile, published by Foxi, is a ten-line slot on five reels and three rows dressed in pyramids and pharaonic icons. Its central mechanic is the Sun Feature: fifteen suns on the board pay 5,000 times the total bet; the rules screen says so.
The board has fifteen positions, five columns by three rows. When every one of them shows the golden sun, the Sun Feature kicks in and the prize reaches x5,000 the total bet, as the rules screen states. The strip above the logo, "15x ☀ → 5000x", and the status line "Win Up To 5000x Bet!" repeat that ceiling. Beyond this prize the rules list neither Wild nor Scatter, no free spins round and no bonus buy.


The sun stands apart: it pays from two symbols, while the pyramid, the pharaoh, the lotus, the ankh, the A, the K and the Q wait for three. With five symbols the pyramid pays most; then come the sun, the pharaoh and lotus level with each other, and finally the ankh and the three letters. The amounts in the INFO screen follow the selected bet.
Item | Sun Of The Nile |
|---|---|
Studio | Foxi |
Layout | 5 reels, 3 rows |
Fixed lines | 10 |
Reading direction | from the first reel to the right |
Symbol paying from 2 | the sun |
Top prize | x5,000 the total bet for 15 suns, per the rules |
No RTP is carried in this table: it depends on the version the studio puts online. The Foxi studio page gathers its other releases, and the studio directory lists competing providers.
A winning combination always starts on the left reel. Lines 1, 2 and 3 match the centre, top and bottom rows; line 4 draws a V shape, line 5 flips it, and lines 6 to 10 snake from one row to another. On each line only the highest win is paid, and winning lines of the same spin add up. Their numbers appear as coloured tiles on either side of the reels.
Papyrus-coloured reels stand out against a desert at dusk. The right-hand column groups the spin button, the autoplay triangle, the bet setting ($) and the ☰ menu, which opens the INFO screen, the settings and the history of past games. The space bar replaces the SPIN button.


Sun Of The Nile launches without a stake from the slots catalogue, in the demo mode found on most games.
Android gets an APK from the site, explained step by step on the mobile page.
Yes. The rules screen names three brakes for autoplay: a loss limit, a stop when a single win exceeds the set value and a stop when a feature lands.
Both. A line yields its strongest combination alone, and the game totals every winning line of the spin.