Pearl Heart — Gra kasynowa

Romance-meets-ocean in “Pearl Heart,” a lock-and-respin that stages every leap in one clean beat. The base cabinet is jewel-toned—rings, roses, shells—rendered with heavy silhouettes for phone clarity; stacked mediums keep balances buoyant while heart pearls with printed values foreshadow the bonus. Trigger it and you slide into a heart-shaped frame where values stick, three respins begin, and each new pearl resets the counter. Two concise boosters keep tension honest: a “Link” strand connects neighbors and sums them into a single larger value (animated with a one-beat glimmer), and a “Kiss ×2” stamps a random pearl with a doubler on landing. A rare “Promise” adds +1 respin once per feature, flagged with a ribbon so state remains obvious. Because icons are color-coded and resolve in strict order—link, double, tally—the round stays perfectly legible even when near full. Back in base, “Reveal Roses” can flip a small set of tiles to the same symbol for an instant line pop, adding pace without clutter. Volatility sits mid-high during the lock, approachable in base; two-pearl teases invite “one more.” Sonics are harp and soft snares with brighter stings on links and jackpots; settlement is coin-by-coin and immediate. Operators get a cross-genre promo piece (romance + coin) and mission hooks around links triggered, biggest single pearl, and respin length. Players get a cozy collect with manners: connect a strand, land a doubler, and watch the heart count in satisfying steps.