Galaxy Shooter — Gra kasynowa

“Galaxy Shooter” dresses a tidy money-collect in arcade ray-gun neon. The base cabinet is 5×3 with meteors, blasters, and saucers in thick outline for portrait clarity; stacked mediums keep balances aloft while laser wilds stitch narrow lanes in a single sweep. Star coins land with printed values so expectations are set before you tap. Trigger the feature and the grid becomes a shooting gallery: coins lock, three respins start, and every fresh star resets the counter. Two expressive boosts arrive sparingly and always in one beat—“Pulse” doubles a random coin on landing, and “Beam” gathers a full row into a single value—then step aside so tension can rebuild. Between locks, a short “Orbit” nudge may rotate one reel once per bonus to chase a connector; it’s clearly labeled and resolves before tally to keep trust intact. Back in base, “Nova Reveal” flips a small cluster to the same symbol in a crisp flash, rescuing borderline boards without rule bloat. Volatility sits mid-high in the gallery, approachable in base; frequent two-coin teases and honest line rhythm smooth variance. Audio is synth arpeggios, pew-pew accents, and a bright chime on pulses/beam collects; settlement is coin-by-coin and immediate. Operators get a promo-friendly space theme with mission hooks (beams used, longest streak, biggest single coin). Players get arcade dopamine with receipts: lock, pulse, beam, and a final tally that counts like stars lighting across the HUD.