Spooky Mansion — Gra kasynowa

“Spooky Mansion” is Halloween comfort done Popiplay-clean—cascades, lantern wilds, and haunt meters that turn polite runs into tidy scares. The palette is candlelight and cobweb grey; pumpkins, keys, books, and ghosts are thick-lined so states read instantly on a phone. Base spins produce frequent small connectors while a Lantern Wild flickers across central lanes to stitch narrow gaps. Each consecutive clear nudges a Haunt Meter for the current sequence; reach a threshold and a short, clearly badged effect fires: a Broom Sweep removes one low rank for a single drop, a Phantasmal Expand fills a reel with a one-beat wild, or a Spectral × tags the next connection with a compact multiplier. Because these boosts resolve in strict order and vanish quickly, motion never becomes noise. Free spins tilt the mansion in your favor. Haunt thresholds shorten, lanterns appear earlier, and the × pulses step in confident increments—2×, 3×, 5×—producing crescendos you can track at a glance. An occasional “Knock” respin locks a promising reel for one extra breath without muddying rules. Volatility sits approachable-to-mid with festive spikes when an early expand meets a late Spectral ×. Audio is marimba, theremin hints, and a soft door-creak sting; celebrations are mercifully brief. For operators, it’s a calendar staple and a mission engine around thresholds reached, expands triggered, and peak sequence multipliers. For players, it’s treat over trick: a couple of small frights, a lantern’s help, and a screen that pays like the house just said boo.