Games Like Cleopatra II: 8 Similar Slots to Play Next

Book of Dead puts Rich Wilde in place of Cleopatra but keeps the ancient Egyptian backdrop and a high-volatility structure that produces familiar session shapes: long stretches of small returns, then a concentrated run. The RTP of 96.21% sits above Cleopatra II's documented ceiling of 95.88%, which is worth noting if return rate matters to your choice. The free-spins feature delivers through expanding wilds on a single symbol, a different delivery mechanism from the payline-based clusters that define Cleopatra II's bonus rounds.

Play'n GO built it into one of the most-played European slots precisely because the high-volatility structure suits players willing to wait for the feature. The thematic match is the strongest in this list, and for players coming from an Egyptian-setting game, it is the most comfortable transition.

Mummy Megaways from NetEnt keeps the Egyptian setting that anchors Cleopatra II and carries a very high volatility rating, making the thematic and risk-profile pairing the most relevant connections between the two games. The mechanic differs: Megaways across 6 reels replaces the fixed-payline structure of Cleopatra II, and the RTP of 96.2% is above Cleopatra II's published ceiling of 95.88%. No verified max-win figure appears in the record for this title.

For players whose primary draw to Cleopatra II is the Egyptian setting rather than the payline format, Mummy Megaways provides the closest thematic continuation with the added weight of a very high volatility band. Players invested in the fixed-payline mechanic will need to adjust to the variable-reel format.

Bison Rising Megaways from Blueprint Gaming shares Cleopatra II's documented max-win ceiling of 50,000x the bet exactly, which is a rarer alignment than it looks. Both games land in the high-volatility band. The structural departure is significant: Megaways replaces the fixed paylines with a variable-reel system across 6 reels, meaning the path to those peaks is very different from the three-or-more on a payline mechanic in Cleopatra II. The RTP of 96.50% sits above Cleopatra II's top-end figure of 95.88%.

For players for whom the potential ceiling matters most, this is the closest match in the list on that specific dimension. For players whose preference is the payline format itself, the Megaways structure will feel like a different category of game.

Game of Thrones from Blueprint Gaming has an RTP of 94%, which places it within Cleopatra II's documented range of 93.17% to 95.88%, a less common alignment among modern video slots that tend to publish higher figures. Both games carry high volatility. The structure is different: 4,096 ways to win replaces Cleopatra II's fixed paylines, and the licensed IP replaces the Egyptian setting. The max-win ceiling of 17,000x is lower than the 50,000x available in Cleopatra II.

For players who weight RTP alongside volatility, this is the most directly comparable entry on that combined dimension. The gameplay format will feel different, but the return-rate and volatility pairing is consistent with what Cleopatra II delivers.

Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake uses a classic 5x3 reel layout with 10 paylines where wins form from matching symbols left to right, a layout format structurally close to how Cleopatra II operates. High volatility carries across from the IGT original. The differences are the theme, which is a freshwater fishing setting with no Egyptian connection, and the max-win ceiling of 5,000x the bet, which is considerably lower than the 50,000x available in Cleopatra II.

Pragmatic Play's game is a reasonable pick for players who want the familiar 5x3 payline format with an updated production style, as long as the lower max-win scale is acceptable.

Diamond Mine Megaways connects to Cleopatra II on high volatility alone. Blueprint Gaming's mining-themed title uses the Megaways format across 6 reels, which is structurally different from the 5-reel fixed-payline layout of Cleopatra II. The RTP of 96.43% is above Cleopatra II's range. No verified max-win figure is available in the fact record for this title.

The diamond and gem theme has no connection to the Egyptian setting of Cleopatra II. This entry is included because the high-volatility band is consistent, but players seeking a thematic or structural match will find stronger options elsewhere in this list.

Huff N' Even More Puff from Light and Wonder carries the high volatility that defines Cleopatra II's session character, but the comparison mostly ends there. The theme is a fairy-tale wolf-and-pig narrative, the mechanic is a Reel Ways system offering 243 ways to win rather than fixed paylines, and the max-win ceiling of 7,500x the stake sits well below the 50,000x potential of Cleopatra II. The RTP of 96% is above Cleopatra II's documented range.

This entry is included because high volatility is the primary driver for many Cleopatra II players, and this title delivers that consistently. Players whose reason for playing Cleopatra II is the Egyptian theme or the payline mechanic will not find a strong echo here.

Big Bass Floats My Boat trades the Egyptian setting for a fishing boat, a sharp thematic departure from Cleopatra II. The structural link is the payline-based mechanic: symbols must form matched combinations across 10 fixed paylines, a familiar format for players used to payline wins over IGT-style grids. High volatility carries across, though the documented max-win ceiling of 5,000x the bet is well below the scale available in Cleopatra II.

Pragmatic Play's entry suits players who want the payline-based pacing without the Egyptian setting. If the gap between the 5,000x ceiling and the 50,000x potential in Cleopatra II matters to your session expectations, this is not the closest equivalent on that dimension.