Butterbean — Gra kasynowa

“Butterbean” is a cheerful, candy-bright cluster game where chunky beans pop, bounce, and occasionally snowball into tray-wide treats. The grid is color-pure and ultra-legible—rounded beans with bold outlines—so cluster formation and removals are obvious on phones. Base drops land constant nibbles; when clusters vanish, gravity slides new beans into pockets that often create a second bite. The hook is a rotating flavor wheel staged above the board. Trigger it and a one-beat perk fires: sprinkle wild beans across the center, upgrade a color to its higher-value roast, or glaze the next connection with a multiplier that sticks for the current chain. Because each effect is time-boxed and brightly badged, momentum never bogs down. Free spins sweeten the mix—flavor triggers arrive earlier, upgrades jump two steps instead of one, and glazes can overlap during a single cascade, pushing totals upward in clear, satisfying increments. Volatility sits approachable-to-mid, nudging higher on long chains with stacked glazes. Sound design is bubble-pop and glass chime; celebratory riffs are quick so you get back to dropping beans. For operators, “Butterbean” anchors food/casual rows and fuels missions around wheel triggers, cluster counts, and multiplier totals. For players, it’s dopamine with great manners: quick treats, visible progress, and the happy tray that looks inevitable in hindsight.