Supernova Galaxy Orbs Slot by Hacksaw Gaming

Two orbs run the show here, and they do opposite jobs. A Blue Orb is an instant collector. It lands in the base game, sweeps up the value of every Coin and Jackpot sitting on the grid, and pays out on the spot, up to three of them at once. A Red Orb is the slow burn. Only one lands per base spin, and when it does it drops you into the Orb Rush Hold & Win. Red and Blue never share a screen, so every spin is either a quick grab or the start of something longer. Without an orb showing, the base paytable is thin, just fruit and card letters that barely pay.

The Coins carry the money, each stamped with a bet multiple and sorted by metal. Bronze runs 0.2x to 2x, Silver 3x to 10x, Gold 15x to 50x, and Diamond climbs from 100x all the way to 1000x. Four jackpot boxes sit above the reels, Mini, Major, Mega and Max Win, but their values only get revealed when a Jackpot sign turns up on the grid. An Orb then collects the lot, coins and jackpots together, reading left to right and top to bottom. Land more than one and each sweeps the full board before the totals add up.

The Hold & Win itself opens with three lives that refill. Only Coins, Jackpots, Red Orbs and dead blockers can land during it, and every Coin, Jackpot or Orb you catch resets the counter and buys another spin. Fill the grid or burn through the lives, and the Jackpot signs flip over, the Red Orbs fire, and the whole board is collected in one hit. The free spins, called Sphere Factor, keep all of this running for 10, 15 or 20 spins depending on whether three, four or five scatters set it off, with a fatter Red Orb chance and a floor of 1x on every Coin.

Three paid routes skip the wait: one triples your trigger odds, one guarantees a Red Orb and its Hold & Win, and one force-feeds the grid with one to five Blue Orbs. It's a jackpot coin-collector at heart, closer to Coins'n Diamonds Fortune than to anything with tumbling reels, just wearing an odd costume: grapes, orange slices, watermelon and golden bells, chunky gold card letters, all floating in glossy arcade light against purple orbit trails. Retro fruit machine bolted onto a deep-space cabinet, a bit like Starburst grew a jackpot ladder.