Fruit Shifter — Gra kasynowa

“Fruit Shifter” reframes a classic rack of cherries and lemons as a sliding puzzle that explains itself at a glance. The 5×3/20-line cabinet is neon-bright with thick-edged fruit and bars; outcomes register instantly on phones. Any win triggers a lateral slide: symbols shift toward the nearest edge, new tiles drop, and if another line forms the Step Streak climbs (2×→3×→5×) for that sequence, then resets politely. Because the slide resolves before the multiplier step, the chain is lucid—slide, check, step, tally. Random “Juice” reveals can flare across a small patch of cells, flipping them to the same icon in one beat to rescue thin layouts without complicating rules. Free spins bias slides and premium weight while adding “Stacked Wild Presses”: a short, icon-coded push that fills one reel with wilds for the next drop only. Retriggers add a handful of spins rather than stalling cadence. Volatility sits mid with satisfying spikes when early slides dovetail under rising ×; supportive base cadence and frequent mini-reveals keep shoulders up. Audio leans arcade—soft ticks, fizzy stingers—and celebrations yield quickly. Operationally it’s a conversion workhorse and a mission engine (slides chained, reveal count, peak sequence ×). For players it’s fruit with a plan: make a line, watch the rack shift, and feel the meter notch upward just in time for that second sweep.