Fortune Mouse — Gra kasynowa

“Fortune Mouse” is PG Soft’s pocket-sized prosperity piece—an ultra-readable 3×3 cabinet that trades rule bloat for crisp, screenshot-ready moments. The symbols are jewel-bright and thickly outlined (ingots, coins, red envelopes), so states read in a blink on phones. Base spins deliver a friendly drumbeat of light-to-mid hits thanks to deep symbol stacking; the Mouse acts as a wild that tidies tight lanes without slowing the loop. The headline is a compact respin rescue: on promising layouts, the grid can lock select positions and reroll the rest for one more pass, turning a near miss into a neat three-of-a-kind stripe that lands with cabinet-speed snap. Because the effect is brief and boldly badged, cadence stays “spin, see, spin again.” Volatility sits approachable-to-mid; balances tend to hover while you wait for those photogenic full-row cards that feel inevitable once the Mouse appears. Audio is lacquered-lucky—woodblocks, soft drums, coin chimes—calibrated to celebrate and step aside. UX is pure PG Soft: giant buttons, instant accounting, zero clutter. For operators, it converts broadly in prosperity rows and powers quick-hit missions around respin saves and best-line totals. For players, it’s bite-size feng shui: quick taps, tidy alignments, and a cheerful squeak when the cabinet lights gold.