Fountains of Fortune Slot by Genii

The reels sit on a green vine trellis enclosed in white-bordered cells, with a lush wall of leafy plants pushing in from both sides and a faint rainbow arcing behind a soft sunlit haze. A jackpot strip runs across the top of the grid, gold pots reading MINI 40, MINOR 80, MAJOR 300, GRAND 2,000 at the default $4 spin, which translates to a 500x ceiling on the Grand and stair-steps down from there.

The headline is the Fountain. It only lands on reel 1, and when it does it sweeps every Coin symbol currently visible on the rest of the grid and pays them all in one hit. Coins are blue gem cards or gold tokens stamped with a printed cash value, anything from $4.00 to $30.00 in the base game, and some land carrying a jackpot label instead of a number. A Coin showing MAJOR, MINOR, MINI or GRAND counts the same way: when the Fountain on reel 1 collects, it pulls the tier prize too. So the entire jackpot structure is wired through one symbol on one reel, not a separate Hold and Win round.

Outside the Fountain, regular line wins on the 20 fixed paylines trigger a cascade. Symbols in the winning combination clear, the column drops to fill the gap, and the new arrangement gets paid again if it connects. The Wild is a rainbow gem set in stone and substitutes for everything except the Coin and the Free Spins scatter. Card royals are chunky 3D blocks (J in blue, K in orange, A in purple, 9 in green), with a money-tree sapling carrying gold-coin leaves as the high pay.

Three or more scatters open Free Spins. The round can retrigger, which is uncommon for a Saucify-engine release of this generation, so a hot bonus can extend itself rather than ending on a fixed counter. A Gamble feature is also tucked into the panel for doubling line wins on a card flip, the kind of optional risk that comes standard on Saucify titles and almost nowhere else now. The garden presentation softens what is otherwise a fairly conventional cash-collect engine wearing a money-tree skin.