
Spin through a royal tangle in Charm & Date. Trigger Cash Respins, In-Sync Reels & up to 4,000x wins in this wild cartoon fairytale.
Theme & Atmosphere
Bright colors, happy faces, a horse that probably has a sitcom. But this isn’t charm, it’s camouflage. Animations glide smooth. Soundtrack skips between whimsy and menace, depending on how long you’ve been losing. Pretending everything’s okay. It isn’t. It’s a village made for heartbreak. The Prince smiles. The Reels don’t.
Feature Overview
Charm & Date? Cute name. Sounds like something your niece would click. 5x4 layout, 25 Ways, all wrapped in soft edges that hide sharp moves. Four feature triggers sit behind mirrors, pick one, hope it pays. Wilds show up stacked, dressed to charm, but they don't always call back. Free Spins lock random Reels like they're plotting. Cash Respin promises, then pulls it back if you blink. It’s a game that smiles while it dodges your hits. Top win's 4,000x, real enough to keep you hanging, rare enough to keep you spinning. This isn’t about romance. It’s about control. And most of the time, you won’t have it.
Technical Specifications & Mechanics
Grid’s 5x4. Paylines run 25 ways. Bet low at 0.25 or push it up to 62. RNG handles the backend, clean, certified. Mystery Coins drop without warning, syncing symbols just to see if you’re watching. Prince Wilds stretch, bonus drops hand you eight spins, sometimes syncing all five Reels. Don’t play cute, this game isn’t.
Bet & Paytable Analysis
The prince pays. Of course he does Scrolls, horses, hats and fruit all trail behind him, dressed like story props, paying like second-tier hands. Max hit is 250 for five of the top dog. After that, it’s the alphabet crew: A through J, padding the board and wasting your time. Cash symbols carry Multis. Land five, start Respins. Hit again inside three rounds, board resets. Stack right, and the Collector shows, scoops the grid clean, then gives it back to you emptier, meaner. It’s gridwork. Slow gain. Better stay patient. You’re chasing the spin after the one that almost did it.
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