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The garlic paid first.
Five bundles connected through the middle of the castle.
White cloves.
Brown string.
Perfectly ordinary vampire repellent.
Smokey stood beside the reels wearing a black cape with a red collar and a cane, his raccoon moustache still surviving underneath the fangs.
The garlic flashed.
Win.
Then every regular garlic symbol on the grid disappeared.
Not merely the five involved.
A separate bundle near the top vanished too.
Another on the far side followed.
Smokey had become a vampire and immediately removed the building’s entire garlic supply whenever five pieces gathered close enough to cause trouble.
I was on €1.00.
Six reels.
Five rows.
Black stone frame.
Purple curtains.
Staircase disappearing into the castle.
Portraits on the wall.
Fangs.
Skulls.
Pistols.
Garlic.
Letters.
Smokey dressed for immortality on the right.
The game’s own premise had him avoiding garlic and dangerous sunlight.
His reels contained garlic.
His treasure system contained Rainbows.
The two things traditionally least useful to a vampire were already doing most of the work.
The five winning garlic positions remained glowing beneath the new symbols.
Golden Squares.
Fresh pieces dropped.
A small Q cluster formed.
Those symbols disappeared too.
New drop.
Then the Rainbow landed.
Inside a vampire castle.
At night.
The marked squares opened.
Coin.
Another Coin.
Green Clover.
Bag of Gold.
More small values.
The Green Clover touched two neighbouring Coins.
Their values multiplied.
Then the Bag activated.
Coins around it were gathered.
The total moved into the bag.
The Golden Squares it had collected from opened again.
Fresh Special symbols appeared underneath.
Another Coin.
A smaller Clover.
One more value.
The whole chain finally stopped around €9.
Smokey had successfully avoided sunlight by installing a Rainbow indoors and using it to excavate money from the floor.
Le Vampire had solved vampirism through interior weather.
I kept €1.00.
The next spins showed more of the castle’s priorities.
Five pistols connected.
They paid.
All regular pistols of that type disappeared through the cascade.
Smokey’s old bandit equipment had survived the transition into undeath long enough to become décor.
New symbols fell.
No continuation.
Later, skulls formed a win.
The skulls vanished.
Fresh symbols dropped into their positions.
The castle was replacing human remains more efficiently than garlic.
Then an Epic fang appeared.
Bright red detail.
More ornate than the ordinary fangs.
Enough fangs connected with it.
Payment.
The winning positions behind the Epic symbols turned red.
Blood Squares.
Golden Squares had been suspicious floorboards.
Blood Squares looked like Smokey had finally stopped pretending this was only about treasure.
A Rainbow came later.
Again.
The vampire who needed to avoid sunlight was now waiting for optical refraction to activate his bite marks.
Golden positions opened.
Bronze Coins appeared among them.
Blood Squares opened too.
No Bronze there.
Silver.
Another better value.
The bloodied part of the floor had standards.
A Clover multiplied something adjacent.
Bag collected.
Fresh Special appeared where one marked position had been consumed.
The sequence paid a few more euros.
The base game still took more than it gave.
A garlic cluster came and went.
No Rainbow afterward.
Two FS symbols landed.
Then three on another spin.
Not enough.
The balance moved through €10 down.
Then €17.
The castle kept offering tiny pieces of evidence that something larger could happen.
Golden Squares.
Blood Squares.
Rainbow with too little marked underneath it.
An Epic skull appearing without enough skulls to win.
A pistol cluster creating ordinary gold marks while Smokey stood beside the reels looking like Dracula had mugged a railway conductor.
Near €25 below the start, the screen filled with FS symbols.
Five.
All at once.
The ordinary castle receded.
Ten Free Spins.
Do Your Fang.
The hidden Bonus had arrived naturally.
No Buy.
No FeatureSpins.
Smokey had managed to bite his own way in.
The first Free Spin produced fangs.
Enough.
A cluster formed.
Payment.
The ordinary fangs vanished through the cascade.
Then the entire fang family changed.
Epic.
The Symbol Bar outside the grid advanced.
Two extra spins appeared.
From then onward, new fangs entered dressed for formal vampirism.
Sharper.
Brighter.
Bloodier.
A Rainbow landed on the same Free Spin because the Bonus apparently did not allow Smokey to spend even one round without meteorological assistance.
The Golden Squares opened.
Coins.
Clover.
Bag.
Collection.
The marks remained.
That mattered.
The Rainbow had searched them.
The castle kept the addresses.
Second spin.
Several Epic fangs landed.
Another group formed.
This time the winning positions became Blood Squares.
Red marks joined the existing gold ones.
The floor was accumulating two separate histories.
Places where ordinary things had won.
Places where Epic vampire things had won.
Rainbow.
Again.
Both types activated.
Coins appeared.
Blood Squares avoided Bronze and started higher.
A Gold Coin 20x appeared on one of them.
Green Clover landed beside a Silver value.
Multiplier.
Bag of Gold gathered the nearby mess.
The positions reopened.
The castle had begun biting holes in its own floor, filling them with treasure and then refusing to repair anything because another Rainbow might inspect the same spot later.
Third Free Spin.
Garlic.
Enough garlic.
In a vampire Bonus.
The cluster paid.
Then every garlic symbol of that family upgraded to Epic.
Level 2.
Two more Free Spins.
The Symbol Bar now displayed Epic fangs and Epic garlic side by side.
Smokey had achieved immortality and immediately promoted his natural predator.
New garlic arriving on later spins came in the upgraded form.
Epic garlic.
The cloves had more visual authority than the vampire.
One Epic garlic cluster connected.
Blood Squares appeared underneath.
There it was.
Garlic was now creating blood.
Smokey stood beside the reels and allowed this.
Another Rainbow landed.
The vampire’s second natural enemy activated the blood produced by his first natural enemy.
Silver Coins.
Gold Coin.
Clover.
Bag.
The collection ran.
The feature total moved into the €30s.
I stopped checking how many Free Spins had originally been awarded.
The Symbol Bar was extending the night every time another household object became more vampiric.
A skull win came next.
The skull family upgraded.
Level 3.
Two more spins.
Epic skulls began dropping.
The dead had received a posthumous improvement.
One later cluster involved them.
More Blood Squares.
Rainbow arrived.
The persistent marks now covered a wide section of the 6×5 grid.
Some had already been activated more than once.
A Golden Square could reveal a Coin, get collected by a Bag, reveal something else and remain relevant to future Rainbow activity.
The castle had found renewable flooring.
One spin opened a Gold Clover.
It did not merely improve the neighbouring Coins.
It reached across the entire grid.
Several values multiplied.
Then Bags began collecting.
One Bag pulled nearby Coins.
Another later in the activation order gathered values around itself.
The Pot of Gold waited until the Bags had finished.
Then it collected across the field.
Marked positions reopened as they were gathered.
More treasure appeared.
Smokey had spent centuries pursuing immortality and ultimately discovered the real secret was never replacing the carpet.
The feature crossed €60.
Still spins remaining.
The fourth high-paying family finally connected.
Pistols.
Smokey’s old career had followed him into the castle.
The win paid.
The pistols upgraded.
Epic.
Level 4.
Two more Free Spins.
Four families on the Symbol Bar.
Fangs.
Garlic.
Skulls.
Pistols.
The full curriculum of being attacked in a vampire castle.
The next spin was guaranteed something stronger.
Epic Rainbow.
It landed.
The entire grid lit.
Every position.
Thirty Golden Squares at once.
The Rainbow stretched across a castle belonging to a creature whose biography specifically included avoiding sunlight.
Smokey had not defeated the sun.
He had broken it into colours and put it to work.
The grid opened.
Coins everywhere.
Silver values.
Gold values.
Clovers.
Bags.
Pot of Gold.
Then the Epic Rainbow went further.
Blood Rain.
The screen turned red.
Every position became Blood Square territory.
No Bronze.
The cheapest coins had been excluded from the bleeding floor.
A Silver 8x.
Another 6x.
Gold 20x.
Gold 30x.
One Diamond Coin.
100x.
The feature did not need another Diamond.
The one was sufficient.
Clovers activated first.
A Green Clover multiplied nearby values.
Then a Gold Clover reached across the whole grid and increased several more.
Bags started gathering.
One absorbed a cluster of multiplied Coins.
Its Golden/Blood positions reopened.
New Specials appeared.
Another Bag.
Silver Coin.
Clover.
The process continued.
Then the Pot of Gold activated.
Values moved into it from across the grid.
Coins.
Bag totals.
Another Pot already sitting farther away waited its turn.
The first collection finished.
Marked positions reopened.
Fresh Coins appeared.
Second Pot collected.
The whole castle spent several seconds pouring treasure into containers that had appeared because a Rainbow had illuminated bloodstains beneath Epic garlic.
The sequence contributed roughly €96.
My session was positive before it had finished counting.
Smokey remained on the right.
Cape.
Fangs.
Cane.
Moustache.
No visible concern that the castle had just experienced a full-grid Blood Rain under a Rainbow.
The remaining Free Spins became smaller.
A pistol cluster created more Blood Squares.
Rainbow.
Several Silver values.
No Diamond.
Bag.
Collection.
Another spin brought Epic garlic but not enough to connect.
For once, the vampire’s natural enemy stayed decorative.
An Epic fang cluster paid late.
Blood marks.
Rainbow.
Small collection.
The feature total passed €170.
The last Free Spin brought skulls.
Four.
Not enough.
A Rainbow still arrived because Do Your Fang remained committed to sunlight-based vampirism until the end.
The existing marks activated one final time.
Silver Coin.
A few smaller values.
Green Clover.
No Bag chain worth extending.
The final collection entered.
Around €183 from the Bonus.
I had entered about €25 below the starting balance.
I was leaving roughly €158 ahead.
The feature payout finished.
The completed Symbol Bar remained visible for another moment.
Epic fangs.
Epic skull.
Epic pistol.
Epic garlic.
Smokey stood underneath the castle portrait in full vampire dress.
Immortal.
Rich.
Surrounded by upgraded garlic.
I collected.
The sunlight could explain itself to him.
Super Golden Spins spins like it’s counting down to something worse.