On the lobby the series is one block of twenty-four tiles. Order is fixed. It does not shuffle when you reload, and it does not promote a tile because you played it. Cats and Diamonds is first. Vault Gold is second. Quasar Pulse is third. Those three are the open set. They play without an account, including from the home strip, which opens them in a frame rather than sending you into the bare game page.
Position four is Starlight Ball. Then Undertow, Magma Forge, and the rest of the shelf through Alchemy Gold. Position four onward shows a register lock until you are signed in. The lock is the same on a phone and on a desktop. It is not a regional limit and it is not a level check. A free registration opens the row. There is no second index behind it.
Tags
A few tiles carry a Hot or New mark. Those marks are editorial. They are not a measure of how often a picture lands, and they are not a ranking of value. The filter chips above the grid hide the tiles that do not carry the mark you picked. “Any tag” puts the full block back. Combining a series filter with a tag filter only hides. It never reorders the open three to the front of a different series, and it never turns Starlight Ball into a guest tile.
If you are looking for a specific later title, scroll the archive block rather than hunting it under Hot. The mark is not a search. The order in this note is the order on the grid.
Leaving the grid
A free tile opens in a frame over the lobby, or over the home page if you started from the strip. The close control sits on that frame. Closing the frame stops the game view and returns you to the desk. Escape does the same. The virtual credits live inside that game’s own storage on the device, so coming back later can show the same meter. Clearing site data clears it. The desk does not keep a copy of the meter on the account, because the meter is not a balance.
A locked tile does not open a frame. It opens the register dialog. After you have an account, the same tile opens the frame. Your level is irrelevant to that step. XP may tick by 5 when a play is recorded, up to 100 from plays on a calendar day, and that tick is a side counter. It is not a column in this index.
What this page is not
It is not a paytable and not a list of odds. It is the order of the shelf, the meaning of the tags, and what the frame does when you leave. The free-spin batch that some of these titles show is in the bonus notes. The shelf as a whole is the series page.