Independent slots studio Thunderkick has introduced MeJUICEa, the latest addition to its growing portfolio, reimagining Greek mythology’s iconic Gorgon in a contemporary style. This release breathes fresh life into a classic theme, merging inventive gameplay with Thunderkick’s signature design.
Engaging mechanics
MeJUICEa is a 6×5 cluster pays slot built around the crush feature, a distinctive twist on the avalanche mechanic. In this game, every winning symbol in a cluster and each scatter becomes heavy, crushing all symbols beneath them on their reels and allowing new icons to drop into place. This dynamic creates a cascade of opportunities for consecutive wins.
Crushed symbols are collected by the charge meter, with a crushed wild instantly filling the progress bar. Each time the meter is filled within a single spin, a wild is accumulated, and once no more wins remain, the total number of wilds is randomly distributed across the reels.
Innovative features
A global multiplier enhances the fun, starting at 1x on every spin and increasing when multipliers—up to 50x—are crushed by heavy symbols. This can significantly boost base game wins.
The bonus round is triggered by landing three scatters, awarding 10 free spins. During this feature, both the global multiplier and charge meter persist, and every additional scatter grants an extra spin. This setup creates the potential for divine wins of up to 5000x the stake.
Thunderkick continues to diversify its 2025 line-up, with MeJUICEa joining recent releases such as Archie O’Loggins and the Enchanted Masks, The Wildos 2, and Midas Golden Touch 3.
Mike Collins, Game Product Owner at Thunderkick, said:
Ancient mythology is a tried and tested theme that continues to garner the attention of players.
While these games offer familiarity to consumers, we wanted to revitalise the classic genre to deliver a unique experience to casino lobbies.”
MeJUICEa takes an infamous mythological figure and combines it with retro fruits, cartoon-inspired artwork, and our new Crush feature that we hope will give a new lease of life to the genre.”
