Hacksaw Gaming Slots: Best Hacksaw Slots and Casinos

Hacksaw Gaming was founded in 2018 and started out making instant win scratch cards before it moved into slots. It grew quickly, and its games are now in most of the casinos we review. The look is easy to spot: bold cartoon art, simple screens and features that build toward one large bonus round.

Wanted Dead or a Wild is the studio's most famous slot. It is a Wild West game on a 5x5 grid with three different bonus games, each with its own risk level. Its published RTP is 96.38%, it is rated high volatility and the max win is 12,500 times the bet. Duel at Dawn takes the same idea further with multiplied wild reels from 2x to 200x, an RTP of 96.3% and a max win of 15,000 times the bet.

Chaos Crew is an early Hacksaw classic where multipliers on the same line multiply each other. It lists 96.3% RTP, very high volatility and a 10,000x cap. The sequel, Chaos Crew 2, is also rated very high, lists 96.27% RTP and doubles the cap to 20,000 times the bet. RIP City has cartoon cats and expanding wild reels with multipliers up to 200x, at 96.22% RTP and up to 12,500 times the bet. Hand of Anubis and Stack'Em are cluster pays games. Hand of Anubis is darker, rated very high volatility with 96.24% RTP and two bonus rounds, while Stack'Em is rated high with 96.2% RTP and base game reel multipliers up to 30x. Both cap at 10,000 times the bet.

The calmer side of the catalogue is worth a look too. Le Bandit (96.34% RTP, 10,000x max win) and Le Pharaoh (96.18% RTP, 15,000x max win) are rated medium volatility and use coin reveals in the base game. Dork Unit is a light hearted medium volatility game with 96.24% RTP, frequent wild multipliers and a 10,000x cap.

The Le series has two more medium rated games. Le Viking lists 96.32% RTP and a 10,000x max win. Le King has the lowest RTP of the Hacksaw games we review at 96.14%, and it shares the highest cap with Chaos Crew 2 at 20,000 times the bet. That makes it a medium volatility game with a very high ceiling.

Most Hacksaw slots put most of their value in the bonus. The base game pays small amounts now and then, and the large wins come from free spins with multipliers or sticky symbols. This is what high volatility means in practice: long dry spells and the chance of one big hit. If you are new to the idea, read our guide to RTP and volatility before you start.

A simple rule helps. Decide your budget first, then set a bet that gives you at least a few hundred spins with it. With very high volatility games such as Chaos Crew or Hand of Anubis, a budget that only covers 50 spins usually ends before you see a bonus. If you want more time per deposit, start with one of the medium rated games like Le Bandit or Dork Unit.

Start with the list above. Then check three things in the casino terms: whether bonus buys are allowed with an active bonus, the max bet while wagering, and the withdrawal limits. A Hacksaw bonus round can pay a large amount, and low weekly cashout limits would spread that payout over months. Each casino review lists these limits.

If you plan to play with a welcome bonus, run the numbers first with the wagering calculator or the bonus value calculator. Very high volatility games are a hard way to clear wagering, and some casinos count them at a lower rate. Codes for the casinos in our list are on the bonus codes page.

If you like the Hacksaw style, look at Nolimit City slots, which also aim at large bonus wins with high volatility. For calmer games with the same casinos, NetEnt and Pragmatic Play have more low and medium volatility titles.