Treasure Tomb is an Egyptian treasure hunting game developed by 1×2 Gaming
for online play.
Although not technically an online slot machine, this game has several
elements that make it similar to one.
Treasure Tomb follows Hollywood film franchises like The Mummy and Indiana
Jones, where treasure hunters overcome deadly obstacles to plunder relics from
ancient tombs.
Of course, much of what’s presented in these films – including rolling
boulders, snake filled pits, and the mummy’s curse – are regarded as myths. The
most common methods used to hinder grave robbers include secret passages, fake
passages, and heavy stone blocks guarding tombs.
But some booby traps, including a few found in Treasure Tomb, are based on
factual events. These include:
- Poisonous Powders
- Razor Sharp Wires
- Automatic Crossbows
- False Floors
- Falling Rocks
Dr. Zahi Hawass, who’s like a real life Indiana
Jones, found poison alchemical powder coating the sarcophagus coffin of the
Bahariya Oasis tomb in 2001. Hawass and his team had to evacuate and come
back with hazmat suits to continue their expedition.
Strung at neck level in tombs, these wires are
particularly hard to see in dark tomb passageways.
This comes from Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s
tomb, which still contains pressurized crossbows that are coated with
chromate, a poisonous preservative.
Amenhotep III’s tomb not only has a false wall, but also
a false floor in front of the wall. The fall is 20 feet, or 6 meters, and
anybody who fell would need friends and equipment to be saved.
Used in tombs all over the world, strategically placed
rocks can fall on top of unsuspecting grave robbers when they tried to open
a tomb.
Treasure Tomb is a mashup of these traps – plus a few fictionalized ones –
designed to thwart your path towards the mummy’s coffin.
Is it worth braving this peril filled journey in search of the mummy’s
treasure? Find out as we look at Treasure Tomb’s atmosphere, music, booby traps,
pay table, graphics, special features, and slots style betting options.
We’ll also cover how Treasure Tomb compares to a couple of other games by 1×2
Gaming.