GARITO

THE MACHINE IS RIGGED. RIG IT BACK. Every machine in the GARITO is a boss with its own face and its own dirty tricks: rigged reels, stingy paytables, a payout it refuses to release. Your job: rig it back, wire it your way, and beat the money out of it. Literally. ONE BUTTON, THREE MOVES STRIKE is the only button — one hit collects every combo on the board and respins the reels. No separate spin, no bet sizing: your risk decision is WHEN to strike. Between strikes, you rig: - DUPLICATE: thicken a reel with a copy of the symbol you need. - REMOVE: cut a slot out of the strip — what peeks below slides in. - SWAP: move what luck dropped in the wrong place. Every edit cuts through the window into the reel strip itself, shaping this board AND every spin that follows. THE REELS ARE YOUR DECK A reel is an ordered strip of symbols — position decides what can land together. Inspect it, edit it, sculpt it. Every rig is temporary: the machine heals itself on overload, and striking costs credits. The shrinking purse is the clock. WIRE YOUR OWN PAYLINES Buy cables and solder them across the glass: rows, diagonals, zigzags, corners. Cable rarity is the depth — and the center cell, crossed by four lines at once, is where the good stuff goes. A RUN THROUGH THE ARCADE Beat a machine and move on to a bigger one: the grid grows from 3x3 to 5x3, combos get longer, multipliers stack. Spend your tickets at the vending machine, gamble them in the pachinko, load up on fuses, sabotage orders and spare parts. Go bankrupt, and the GARITO collects. The house always collects. Unless you rig it first.