Vénus Nova slot

Our space slot, and the one we spent longest on. A 7×7 grid of planets and crystals, a crew of four characters who react to what happens on the board, and a multiplier system that lives on the grid itself.

Clusters and cascades

Five or more identical symbols touching horizontally or vertically form a cluster and pay. They explode, the symbols above drop, and new ones fill the gaps. The Supernova wild joins any cluster. Bets run from 0.20 to 100 per spin.

Orbital rings: our signature mechanic

Each time a cell explodes it gains an orbital ring. The first ring is worth ×2, the next ×4, then ×8, all the way to ×64. When a later cluster lands on ringed cells, its win is multiplied by the sum of the rings it covers. In the base game a cell can hold four rings; in free spins, six. So the more a single area of the grid keeps exploding, the more dangerous it gets.

The planets have a second job. Mars, Saturn and Venus level up as you hit them, which you can follow on the tracker under the grid.

Free spins through the Wormhole

Four Wormholes start 10 free spins, with two more for each extra Wormhole and up to 60 in total. The rings and planets reset at the start, then stay for the entire bonus. That persistence is the whole point: a ringed corner built in spin three still multiplies in spin twelve. The Hyperjump feature buy costs 100× the bet and guarantees four Wormholes on the first spin.

How does it compare?

The natural rival is Play'n GO's Reactoonz, the 7×7 cluster game most players have tried. See both games side by side.