Magnetz

Magnetz runs on a 5x4 grid with 40 fixed paylines, but the layout is barely the point. The mechanic named after the game is: certain symbols carry magnetic properties, and when they land, they attract adjacent same-value symbols during respin sequences. The visual of paying symbols physically dragging themselves toward each other across the grid is genuinely novel.

Feature triggers cluster around scatter symbols. Three of them fire off the Magnetz Free Spins round, which grants ten spins with all magnetic behaviours amplified. Symbols pull harder, chain further, and multiplier tokens attach to the magnetised clusters. Late-bonus payouts scale on those attached multipliers rather than any post-spin calculation.

Max win of 25,000x stake puts Magnetz in the upper bracket for Relax Gaming, but hits at ceiling require the magnetic chains to align with the multiplier drops. That is a low-probability event by design. Documented ceiling hits exist in streamer archives but should not shape any player's expectations for a routine session.

The complaint about Magnetz is the same one that follows most novel-mechanic slots: after ten sessions the novelty stabilises into a familiar pattern, and once you understand what the magnets do, the base game feels more mechanical than magical. Still, few Relax Gaming layouts have shipped this inventive, and the free spin round is genuinely fun rather than just tense.