A cute little "kill time" game. I'm giving it a recommendation, but do know that the name is not misleading - this game is 90-95% luck. Don't take it seriously or go into every run thinking you'll win - you can usually tell by the second payment if you stand a chance of winning or not.

In a nutshell, as you can tell: it's a slot machine game. After each spin, you get to choose new symbols to add, some of which have multiplicative bonuses for interacting with other symbols, some making "cute" logical sense: get bear, get honey, honey next to bear = bonus coins! However, you can start a run saying "I want to do the honey/bear combo!" and get neither one, nor any other combo for that matter. Sometimes you'll get absolutely no synergistic picks and that's when you just click "Main Menu / New Game". You'll also get some bonus trinkets akin to Slay the Spire to further boost certain symbols, but same thing: sometimes you'll get exactly what you need, other times they'll do absolutely nothing for you.

After I beat all the floors, I decided I had enough and got my money's worth. The less seriously you take this game, the more likely you'll enjoy it, but I got too annoyed that any strategy involved is trumped by luck. I found that I was just mashing "Spin" like a true slot machine addict and "maybe I'll win this run, maybe I won't, I don't have much control over it".

I kind of hate to say it but I can't reccomend it.
No win has felt rewarding and no loss has felt like my fault.
The game lacks depth - and sure, the point of a roguelike is that you can't just choose any build you want per se, but you could spend painstaking amounts of time waiting for that one symbol central to your strat. The more fun a strategy or build would've been, the less likely it's you'll actually get to pull it off, so you'll probably be spending the most time playing with the same items. There's just not enough depth.
The apartment floors concept is very poorly executed and each level is only marginally harder than the previous, often unnoticeably. The "bossfight" doesn't help replayability either, as it gets old pretty much instantly.

Sadly, I can't recommend it. There's some strategy in choosing which symbols to add to your reel after every spin, but the near complete inability to influence which types of symbols show up mean that you have very little meaningful ability to guide the course of your game other than making what's usually just the least bad decision.

If it's priced at $2-3, it might be worth it to kill some time, but as it stands now I really can't recommend it above that price.