Cake and Ice Cream

Red Tiger sets Cake & Ice Cream inside a sugar-coated diorama: a cotton-candy backdrop ripples behind a golden-rimmed reel grid, with a Candy Ladder mounted above it to track the instant prizes on offer. Treats on sticks and other sweet clutter fill the corners of the screen, giving the whole scene a fairground-bakery feel rather than anything more elaborate.

The reels are laid out 5 wide and 3 deep, carrying 20 fixed paylines, and wins form the traditional way — matching symbols landing on consecutive reels starting from the left. There's no wild in the symbol set, so every payline win depends on getting the right symbol type across those adjacent reels.

Card-suit shapes redrawn as candy — clubs, diamonds, hearts and spades — cover the lower end of the paytable, while wrapped sweets, lollipops, ice cream cones and a pair of cake icons fill out the premium spots. Five matching low symbols on a payline return 2 to 3.5 times the stake, and five matching premiums pay out 4 to 15 times the bet.

The title's real payout engine is the Cake & Ice Cream symbol itself, which can appear at its normal 1x1 size or grow into a 2x2 or 3x3 Super version — the larger symbols simply count as multiple 1x1s when the Candy Ladder totals them up. Landing six or more of these symbols anywhere on the grid triggers an instant prize read directly off that ladder: six pays 5 times the bet, and the reward climbs through 15x, 25x, 50x, 100x, 250x, 500x, 750x and 1,000x before topping out at 2,500 times the stake for all fifteen positions filled.

Players who'd rather skip to that moment can spend 10 times the bet to buy a standard trigger, or 75 times the bet for the guaranteed Super version. Across normal play, the game returns 95.81% at medium volatility, with a hit frequency rated 2 out of 5, and bets run from 0.10 up to 40 per spin — built around occasional ladder climbs rather than constant small returns.