The original Mo’ Mummy is a three pot game, with each pot representing a bonus. Most players got excited about the Cash Collect feature, so when it was time for Mo’ Mo’ Mo’ Mummy, The focus was placed on the Cash Collect bonus. (Spooky Link moved to a five pot structure, featuring the three Mo’ Mo’ Mo’ Mummy upgrades plus the Free Games and Jackpot pick pots from the original.)
Different versions of the same game series behaving differently can sometimes confuse players, so let’s tackle the question today, which came on this video:
If you get the pink green and blue, can they all go off at the same time?
Wendy M.
On Mo’ Mo’ Mo’ Mummy, multiple mummies appear above the reels. All three are upgrades to the Cash Collect bonus, and more than one can be awarded at once, allowing multiple upgrades on the same bonus. One offers more spins, another offers more symbols, and the final offers more rows.
If more spins and more rows both go off, you’ll have the taller grid with the +spin symbols on offer along with credit prizes. Getting multiple to go off together increases the chances of a longer and more robust bonus, so it certainly can be an exciting moment!
By comparison, there were no upgrades on the original Mo’ Mummy when it comes to the Cash Collect bonus. It simply was a bonus that could be awarded.
There’s been a trend in recent years of manufacturers seeing players get excited about a certain bonus format, and then leaning into it while stripping out the rest. In this case, Aristocrat did that with Mo’ Mo’ Mo’ Mummy, but then with Spooky Link brought it all together.
The format that Mo’ Mummy popularized (but wasn’t the first to specifically offer in this case) was seen in various iterations throughout booths at the 2025 Global Gaming Expo, as various manufacturers put their own spin on things. And Aristocrat has further variations of their own coming up, so we expect this bonus format to be around for some time.
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