In and Out Slot by NetEnt

The grid starts at 6 reels by 5 rows, but it doesn't stay there. Every time a Bomb symbol lands on an edge or corner cell, it clears the neighbours and pushes the playable area outward, growing the canvas one ring at a time up to a maximum 8x7 layout. More cells mean more room for scatter-pay wins, since this is a pay-anywhere counting game rather than payline math. The other constantly-moving piece is the position tier system. Each cell that participates in a win climbs a four-step ladder - Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond - and the higher tiers pay more on subsequent hits. Wins trigger an Avalanche tumble, the involved cells level up, fresh symbols drop, the count resolves again. A single sustained chain can leave a swathe of the board sitting on Diamond before it ends, which is where the headline 12,086x ceiling actually accumulates.

Heist Mode is the bigger pivot. After all Avalanches resolve, if both the highlighted area and the Chloé character symbol are present on the grid, the round flips into a per-cell respin mode. Every position spins independently and can land Coins, Diamonds, or Multipliers from x0.5 all the way up to x1,000. You start with 3 respins, but every win refreshes the counter back to 3, so the round only ends when the grid runs cold. Extra Life symbols extend it further. Free Spins arrive on 3 Bonus symbols for 5 base spins, with each Super Bonus present at trigger adding one extra spin on top - and every base mechanic (Avalanche, Bombs, Heist Mode, tier upgrades) stays active inside the round.

The Buy Bonus suite is unusually wide. Bonus Hunt at 1.5x just nudges trigger probability for a normal spin. Guaranteed Chloé at 5x forces her symbol onto the grid for a Heist Mode trigger attempt. Heist Mode ON at 20x skips straight to the per-cell respin round. Free Spins at 100x is the standard purchase, and Super Free Spins at 800x is the premium tier. Five buy options instead of the usual one or two is a deliberate design choice - the price spectrum lets you target a specific feature rather than a generic bonus entry.

The art keeps it firmly in animated-noir territory. Chloé wears a charcoal turtleneck and a dark beanie pulled low, brown hair tucked behind one ear, smirking with crossed arms. Behind her sit red laser tripwires crossing a luxury room at night, a moonlit window-grid frames the scene, and an open velvet treasure case spills coins, pearls, jewellery and a crowbar onto the floor. The blocky yellow IN & OUT wordmark dominates the centre with a silhouette of her sprinting through the ampersand ligature. This is the first NetEnt release built on the Evolution R2 Slots engine post-acquisition - structurally it plays closer to a modern scatter-pay tumbler than the classic NetEnt payline catalogue.