Lucky Captain Slot by PoggiPlay

A red gumball machine sits to the right of the reels with three empty pearl slots. Each Bonus propeller symbol that lands drops a ball into the machine, and filling all three triggers the Super Game. It's a straightforward collection mechanic - no scatter count, no specific reel positions needed, just get three propellers across any number of spins.

The Super Game itself is a pick-and-click round. "Choose 2 shellz" (their spelling, not mine) presents a set of seashells hiding prizes, and the two you pick determine your payout. The i18n files cap the advertised potential at 200,000 coins, which translates to 2,870x your stake at maximum bet. Not a complex bonus, but the anticipation of each shell reveal carries the round.

Wild anchors wrapped in blue ribbon show up with attached multipliers - x2, x4, and x5 are all possible. When a wild lands in a winning combination on any of the 10 paylines, that multiplier applies to the line win. Only one wild per combo matters here since the grid rarely stacks them, but a single x5 wild on a high-pay captain symbol line makes a noticeable difference. The Pirate Gold Deluxe approach of multiplier wilds on a nautical theme comes to mind, though Lucky Captain keeps things simpler with fewer paylines and no progressive jackpot layer.

Visually, the whole thing is rendered in a clay-figurine style - top-down aerial view of turquoise shallows, pink coral fronds in the corners, and chunky 3D symbols floating on the water. The captain himself (white beard, captain's hat, red nose like a cartoon doll) sits permanently to the left of the grid in a lifebuoy, watching the action. Symbol set splits into boats of various sizes for low pays and nautical characters for high pays. Even the tropical backdrop has that matte, handcrafted look - closer to claymation than the polished 3D you'd expect from bigger studios.