Copy Cat Fortune Slot by RealTime Gaming

Every spin begins with a mystery stack on each of the five reels. The stack reveals one random base symbol (never the Pink Cat wild, never the Moon bonus) and covers multiple positions on that reel. So far, standard stuff. What sets this one apart is what happens when reel 1 fills entirely with matching symbols - the game then picks between one and four other reels at random and copies that full stack straight onto them. A lucky copy across all four remaining reels fills the entire 3x15 grid with one symbol, and on the 25 base lines that's the setup for the game's ceiling wins.

The Moon bonus sits on reels 1, 3, and 5 and pays on total bet regardless of position. Three of them open a choice screen - 15 Free Games with a x3 wild multiplier is the default, but picking fewer spins pushes the multiplier higher, with Super Free Spins variants on the menu once you unlock 10 or more. During the bonus, lines double from 25 to 50, and any retrigger both extends the round by 3 spins and bumps the wild multiplier up by x1, all the way to the cap. The multiplier only affects wins that involve the Pink Cat wild, not every line hit, so the Reel Copy mechanic combined with stacked wilds is what you want to see during the feature. For a different take on feline nighttime reels, the cluster-based Moonlight Cats handles the same thematic territory through a very different math model.

Visually it's pure neon kitsch - cartoon Pink Cat heads grin from a yellow and teal plaque, the background is a purple-and-magenta downtown skyline with a huge glowing moon wedged between the buildings, and the card symbols are shiny 3D royals in candy colors. No buy bonus and no ante bet, which is normal for RTG. The interesting disconnect is the max-win story: published paytables cap wild x5 line wins at 400x, while aggregator data cites 50,000x as the ceiling once you chain Super Free Spins with max multiplier and full-grid retrigger scenarios. Both can be true, just at very different probability levels.