Candy Superwin Slot by PG Soft

Winning clusters don't just pay and disappear. If a cluster hits 6 symbols, it drops a Wild at a random position after the payout resolves. Seven symbols generate two Wilds. Eight or more produce three. Only non-Wild symbols in the cluster count toward that threshold, so a cluster padded with existing Wilds won't inflate the number. These generated Wilds sit on the grid before the next cascade lands, which means they're immediately available to connect with whatever falls in from above.

The cascade multiplier starts at x1 and ticks up by one with each consecutive drop in a single spin. Standard stuff for a tumble game. But the Big Candy mechanic adds a second multiplier layer on top. Whenever four matching symbols (not Wilds, not scatters) form a 2x2 square anywhere on the grid, they merge into one oversized symbol. Any win that includes this merged piece pays double. So a cluster containing a Big Candy symbol at cascade step four already hits x4 from the cascade counter, then doubles again to x8. The 2x2 requirement sounds rare on a 36-position grid, but candy-colored symbols tend to clump after a few cascades clear space, and the game stocks about eight regular symbol types, so adjacent matches happen more than you'd guess.

Free spins keep the same cascade multiplier rules but add one thing: unused Wilds persist. A Wild generated from a cluster that doesn't participate in the next cascade stays locked on the grid for the rest of the bonus round. It only vanishes once it's part of a winning combination. Over 10 spins (plus retriggering at 2 per extra scatter), the grid gradually fills with sticky Wilds that haven't been spent yet, making late-round cascades connect across positions that would normally be dead space. No buy bonus option - you wait for three scatters like everyone else.