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Hacksaw Gaming

Illustrated, irreverent, structurally odd

Hacksaw's games look hand-drawn and behave unconventionally — its titles regularly break the reel grammar readers expect, and do it deliberately. They are the best entry point for understanding that a mechanic can be a rule, a joke and a story beat at the same time.

  • Scatter grids
  • Symbol upgrades
  • Feature ladders
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142 guides

What this studio does well

What this studio does well

An editorial read of the studio's design and information style.

01

An unmistakable illustration style

Flat, character-led artwork that never tries to look photographic — an outlier in a genre fond of realism.

02

Mechanic-led identity

Titles are remembered for what they do, not what they depict. The feature is the brand.

03

Short, self-contained rulesets

Rules are usually few but sharply defined, which makes them quick to read end to end.

What this studio publishes

What this studio publishes

How many of this studio's games come with each figure published by the studio itself. Where a studio publishes nothing, we leave the field empty rather than substituting a third-party or textbook number.

RTP
45 of 142
Volatility
45 of 142
Win cap
45 of 142
Bet range
Not published for any title
Playable demo
Published for every title

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Reading the catalogue

The catalogue at a glance

Hacksaw Gaming has 142 slots here. Each carries the square thumbnail from the studio's own games page, and each has a demo: the site opens the same demo mode the studio's own games page uses. 45 of the 142 come with a spec sheet from the studio page, and 27 carry a release date, from May to October 2026. The other 97 are listed by name and format only.

By format, 31 are fixed-payline games, 8 cluster pays, 5 ways-to-win, 1 all-scatter and 97 standard video slots.

How to read Hacksaw's numbers

Hacksaw publishes volatility on a five-step scale written as a fraction. Across the 17 graded titles there is one 2/5, nine 3/5, five 4/5 and two 5/5. RTP is quoted as the highest of the studio's configurable builds, so the 96.19% to 97.52% range here is a ceiling, not a default. Le Prechaun is the only title above 96.41%.

Win caps on the graded titles run from 2,500x to 50,000x, with Epic Ze Zeus at the top. Set it beside Supreme Zeus (4/5, 12,500x, ways-to-win) and you have a pair on the same theme from the same studio where the grade, the cap and the format all change together.

Series in the list

The Le series is the clearest thread: six titles start with Le, namely Le Sortudo, Le Prechaun, Le Football Fan, Le Hooligan, Le Digger and Le Bunny. Marlin Masters appears twice, as Marlin Masters OG and Marlin Masters Atlantis, and there are two Zeus titles, Supreme Zeus and Epic Ze Zeus.

Because Hacksaw publishes a numeric grade for most titles, the demo is a good place to test it: play a 3/5 title and a 5/5 title back to back and compare what the grade led you to expect with what the screen actually shows.

Game guides

Game guides

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Slot guide

Fist of Destruction Megamultiplier

8/10

Paylines slot

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Arizona James and The Lost Relics

8/10

Clusters slot

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