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Two Reels,
Two Very Different Vibes
Both run on free tokens and neither one asks you to pay for anything, but Mystic Mermaids and Magic Underwater don't actually play the same once the reels start moving.
Mystic Mermaids
This was the first game we built, and it's still the louder, faster one of the two. Small 3×3 grid, glowing mermaids and gold tridents, and a win animation that honestly still makes us grin a bit when it hits.
You get 1,000 tokens per session. Burn through them and the fix is just closing the game and opening it again — you're back to a full stack immediately.
Magic Underwater
Same grid, slower pace. This one came later, after a few people asked for something a bit more strategic. Neon corals, jellyfish, and a nautilus symbol that somehow looks smug in every version of it we drew.
Costs a little more per spin than Mystic Mermaids, but the ceiling on wins is higher too. Works well as a wind-down game at the end of a shift.
How A Win Actually Lands
Both games run on the same grid logic underneath, just skinned differently.
Rows
Three matching symbols across a row, left to right.
Columns
Top to bottom this time, otherwise the same rule.
Diagonals
Both corners-to-corners lines count. This is the one most people forget mid-spin, so it's worth checking twice.
Stacking wins
If a spin lands more than one line at once, each one pays out on its own.
A Few Tips From The Crew
Watch the diagonals. Everyone's eyes go straight to rows and columns and the diagonal wins sneak right past.
There's no reason to chase a big spin. Close the game and open it back up and your tokens are full again anyway.
Don't judge either game off a screenshot. The two feel more different in motion than they look sitting still.
More Reels Are In The Works
There's stuff getting prototyped in the background, nothing worth announcing yet though. If you've got a theme or mechanic you'd want to see, the contact form actually gets read.
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