Book of Madness 2 is an upcoming video slot developed by Gamomat, since the sequel has not yet been revealed in depth, Much of what we can say about Book of Madness 2 is based on the mechanics of the first game and the logic of the sequels within the world of slots. The game is likely to retain a classic structure of 5 reels per 3 rows, with a setting of 10 fixed or selectable paylines (as in the original, where you could choose between 5 and 10 active lines). The basis of the game revolves around books that work as both Wild and Scatter symbols at the same time. These books, when they appear in at least three positions on the board, trigger a 10 free spins round in which an expansive special symbol is randomly selected. This symbol has the ability to expand throughout the reel every time it appears, allowing you to get winning combinations even if the symbols are not adjacent, a feature that has made games of this subgenre very popular.
In terms of the theme, everything points to Book of Madness 2 maintaining the dark, grotesque and slightly absurd setting that made the first game unique. In the original release, players were faced with an environment that looked like a mix between psychiatric hospital and low-budget horror film. Symbols included zombie doctors, demonic nurses, flasks of mysterious liquids and a blood-stained book. The background sound, dark and tense, completed this macabre experience. It is reasonable to imagine that in this second part, Gamomat will take advantage of the graphical and technical advances to offer a more polished and terrifying version of that same universe. What we do not yet know is whether new narrative elements, extra features or characters will be added to expand the background of this cursed book.
Although many details are not yet available, it is important to mention some of the typical features of Gamomat games that could also be present in Book of Madness 2. In the original game, each win activated two optional mini-games: Card Gamble, which allowed you to double your winnings by betting on the color of a card, and Ladder Gamble, a ladder of lights where you could move up or down depending on the outcome. These risk games were a simple way to add excitement to each winning round, and will likely be retained as a house mark.
