Little Green Money Slot by Habanero

Most slots route every scatter trigger into one bonus round. Little Green Money runs two. Three or more Crop Circle symbols open a 5-spin round at a flat x2 multiplier with one extra rule: a UFO covers a full reel and slides one position to the left on every spin, so the wild reel walks the grid from right to left across the five spins of the round. Land three or more Planets instead and the trigger goes the other way, awarding 8 free spins at a x4 multiplier with full retrigger support. Same scatter mechanic, two completely different reward shapes - fewer spins with a moving wild against more spins with a stronger multiplier and the chance to extend.

The base game runs 25 selectable paylines and only one base-game amplifier worth tracking. A glowing-green UFO acts as the expanding wild, and when it lands it stretches to fill the entire reel it touched, substituting for everything except the two bonus scatters. The visual gag is that when the UFO expands, a tiny cow gets winched up into it inside the symbol art, abducted off the reels. Wins resolve left-to-right only, no both-ways math, and the Gamble button after every paid win offers a card-color or suit double-up bet on the slate-blue gamble screen - the standard mid-2010s Habanero risk attachment.

The symbol art reads as outright X-Files / Men in Black parody. A sweating farmer with a missing tooth and a flannel shirt sits as a high-pay, a black-suited Agent in shades and earpiece holds a briefcase, a TOP SECRET manila folder marked in red ink stamps in as a mid, and a green zombie-textured alien with a wrench shares the reels with a smug purple alien giving a thumbs-up. The cabinet sits in front of a deep aurora-streaked night sky, a planet curving along the right edge in faded teal, and a Grand Jackpot counter sits above the reels showing a live progressive value in euros. The Minor lights up on the same widget when its smaller pool drops. No buy-bonus button anywhere - the trigger is the trigger, and you pick your free-spin variant by which scatter you land enough of.