Slurpy

Elk Studios doesn't lean on symbols landing along lines or clusters in Slurpy; instead, six collector characters called Slurpies work their way up a dropping grid that starts at 5x5 and can expand through two more stages, 6x6 then 7x7, as space clears. Each Slurpie is colour-matched to a set of pay symbols, and any of its matching symbols that have an unbroken path up to the top row get collected and paid, then removed from the board so more symbols drop in behind them.

Payouts scale with how many symbols get pulled into a single collection: as few as one to three matching pieces pays a fraction of the stake, while a group of forty or more pays 200 times it. A new Slurpie joins the grid once the current ones run out of connected symbols to collect, and once three are active at once that's the limit; when none of the active collectors can reach anything further, the one on the left drops out to make room. A second-chance rule kicks in too: if a different collector further along the queue could still reach the remaining symbols, the leftmost one is swapped out early to let it try.

A set of feature symbols adds more ways to progress: Coin pays a fixed multiple of the stake outright, Multiplier adds directly to a running global multiplier that applies to every win, Level Up pushes the grid straight to its largest 7x7 state, Extra Slurpie brings in another collector, Wild links whatever symbols surround it, Double Symbol counts toward two different pay symbols at once, and two straw-type symbols, one that reaches disconnected clusters for its own colour, another that reaches a single disconnected group of any colour, pull in matches that would otherwise sit out of reach. Clearing every pay symbol at the top 7x7 stage adds five points to that global multiplier.

Collecting three scatter symbols opens a five-drop bonus round that carries over whatever grid size, collector count and multiplier the base game had reached; landing a special version of that scatter instead unlocks a super bonus that resets the player to three collectors on a full 7x7 board. New scatters collected mid-bonus extend it by two further drops each.

Elk Studios also runs an X-iter menu of five separate buy-ins, ranging from a 3x-stake option that simply raises the odds of reaching the bonus naturally up to a 500x-stake purchase that drops straight into the super bonus round. Between those sit options that guarantee an extra collector, guarantee coin symbols on the grid, or buy the standard bonus outright. The published numbers put this at 94% RTP, high volatility rated 7 out of 10, a 29% hit frequency, and a maximum win of 5,000 times the stake, with bets running from 0.20 to 100. The escalating grid and stacking global multiplier mean a session can look uneventful for several drops before several collectors clearing at once turns into a much larger payout in one move.