Tiger King — Gra kasynowa

“Tiger King” is the spicier sibling—fewer flourishes, bigger teeth—while preserving 3 Oaks’ readability. Base spins flow through stacked masks and coins; full-reel tiger wilds arrive in a single, emphatic sweep to stitch multi-liners and move on. The Hold & Win chamber tightens the screws. Coins lock, three respins start, and specials skew punchy: “Royal ×” stamps a global multiplier that applies to the final haul of that bonus only (huge badge, one-and-done), “Devour” absorbs orthogonal neighbors into a single oversized value, and “Jump” relocates a high-value coin to a better cell before resetting the counter. Effects are icon-coded and resolve in strict order—jump, devour, global ×, tally—so even busy finales read in portrait. There’s no side free-spin package here; the design puts all drama into the chamber and keeps base cadence honest between hunts with deep stacks and occasional mystery flips. Volatility sits high by design; however, visible specials and clean sequencing keep trust intact. Audio leans heavier drums and metallic stings; settlement remains fast. Operators get a leaderboard rocket and mission hooks around Royal × occurrences, biggest devour, and longest streak. Players get a leaner hunt: lock, jump, devour, roar—the crown lands when you can see why.