Quarter Turn

One face, two looks

Quarter Turn is the front face of the cube and the quickest way into it. Nine translucent cubies drop onto a 3 × 3 face. Eight lines run across it: three rows, three columns and the two diagonals. Three cubies of one colour on any of those lines return something, and the clear prism cube stands in for any colour.

Then the face twists. One row or one column, picked at random, slides a single cell along and the cubie that falls off one end comes back on the other. The face is read a second time, line by line, exactly as before. A line can pay in the first reading, in the second, in both or in neither.

What to expect

Most rounds hand back something small: a line of violet or cobalt returns less than the stake, so a "hit" is often still a round where you come out behind. The ruby and amber lines, and above all a line of three prisms, are where the larger returns sit, and they are rare. The twist feels like a second chance, but it is not extra value: the second face is just as random as the first, and the pay table already accounts for both readings.

Rounds are short, so time slips by quickly here. If you want to keep an eye on it, set a round limit on Play Well before you start, or switch on calm mode to skip the animation and see each result at once.