Medusa II — Gra kasynowa

“Medusa II” returns to the temple with sharper pacing and a more assertive set of stone-gaze tools, all still staged with PG Soft’s crisp legibility. The base remains a cascade-first ways engine, generous with micro-wins that prune the board and prepare frames. What changes is synergy: frames seed earlier, double-promotions appear in feature play, and a focused “Gaze” event can freeze a promising reel for a one-breath respin, inviting overlaps without breaking cadence. Free spins escalate the ritual—premium weights tilt upward, Gaze events arrive closer together, and a measured multiplier ribbon steps more confidently across a sequence, producing those photogenic climbs that cleanly explain themselves: win, promote, multiply, drop. Volatility shades further into the mid-high band as synergies stack, yet base pace remains civil, big moments arrive in one or two beats, and results post immediately. The score deepens with drum-heavy swells and brief choral hits for reel freezes, then yields to silence to keep focus on the next tap. On phones, oversized badges and sparse overlays make even multi-effect sequences readable. For operators, it is a perfect sequel for re-engagement and mission ladders built around Gaze triggers, double promotions, and top-sequence multipliers. For players, it is the same haunted thrill with quicker teeth: a glint in the dark, a column turns to stone, and totals rise like dawn across the pediment.