La Fortuna de Pepe: Cash Collect Slot by Playtech

The reels sit on a Día de los Muertos street after dark: a purple twilight sky strung with papel-picado bunting, marigolds and rows of lit candles running down a cobbled lane, lanterns glowing off the walls. A mariachi skeleton in a red sombrero, a dapper Catrin, leans in beside the grid strumming a heart-shaped guitar. That guitar is the top picture symbol. The Wild is a painted sugar skull, a calavera in pinks and gold, and it stands in for everything on the reels except the coins and the Cash Collect medallion.

Coins are what you're chasing. Three kinds share the reels: gold cash coins stamped with a value from 1x up to 500x the total bet, a red "G" mystery coin that carries a jackpot, and blue "+N" coins that hold free games. None of them pay just by landing. The gold Cash Collect medallion does that, sweeping up every coin on the board at once the moment it drops, cash values, the mystery coin and the +N coins all banked in one hit.

Land that medallion on reel 5 and it also opens the Free Games, with the round length set by adding up the +N coins it just collected. This is the turn the whole thing leans on. Through the round the Cash Collect goes sticky and slides one reel to the left on every spin, re-collecting whatever coins sit on the board at each step, and it keeps going until it walks off the left edge. So a single collector can pay across several spins in a row instead of once.

The four jackpots ride on that red mystery coin: Mini 20x, Minor 50x, Major 200x and Grand 500x the total bet, handed out at random, fixed rather than progressive, and repeatable across a session. No buy button and no ante bet, so the coins have to show up on their own. It's the Day-of-the-Dead entry in Playtech's Cash Collect run, sitting next to the sister game La Fortuna de Maria: Mega Cash Collect.