Majestic Fury Win Stepper Slot by Blueprint Gaming

A compact 3x3 cabinet with 5 fixed paylines, in 2025, from Blueprint. That's a deliberate throwback choice, and the whole game is built around making the small board do more work than a 3x3 normally does. The reel border is a curtain of cartoon flames, with a golden lion mascot perched above the wordmark, and the cash tier panels (MEGA, MAJOR, MINOR, MINI) hang at the top showing 1000x, 150x, 50x and 25x of stake.

The mechanic to understand first is the asymmetric collector setup. Cash Prize symbols carry a coin value and only appear on reels 1 and 3. The Cash Collect orb only appears on reel 2. Land any Cash Prize on the outer reels with a Collect in the middle and the values transfer onto the Collect symbol. That alone would be a standard Cash Collect setup, but this is where the title earns its name.

Win Stepper triggers randomly on those collect moments. The visible Cash Prizes get swept first, then reels 1 and 3 STEP DOWN one row, and any fresh Cash Prizes that slide into view get collected too. The reels keep stepping until either no Cash Prizes are left on screen or the Bonus triggers. So one base spin can quietly become a chained vacuum if the right symbols keep landing under the original row, and that's the real path to the 6,234x ceiling rather than payline hits.

The Bonus needs Cash Prizes on both reels 1 AND 3 plus a Collect on reel 2 to start. You get 3 spins, the Collect sticks to its position for the whole round, and any new Cash Prize landing resets the counter back to 3 spins, with up to three Collect symbols stackable on reel 2. It's a Hold and Win loop dressed as respins, and the Lion Strike random feature can force a trigger by dropping enough symbols at once when the round needs a kick.

Power Play is the design's safety valve. Tap the button on the left, stake jumps to 5x, and the reels strip out everything except Cash Prize and Collect. No fruit, no royals, no payline wins, just the collector hunt at higher frequency. Win Stepper stays live in this mode. It's an aggressive way to bypass the base game entirely without a formal Buy Bonus, and the lemons and cherries don't appear at all until you switch back.