Hacksaw Gaming

Hacksaw Gaming built its name on short, sharp games with heavy ceilings, and the catalogue numbers back the reputation up. We list 139 of its titles. What the numbers also show is a studio that publishes some things thoroughly and others not at all.

An RTP on 27 games out of 139 — and a high floor on those

Start with the gap, because it is the bigger fact: 112 of the 139 Hacksaw games in our catalogue publish no RTP at all. The manufacturer’s pages carry the mechanics, the ceiling and often the hit rate, and leave out the return. Our pages leave the row empty rather than borrow a figure.

On the 27 that do publish one, the floor is high: nothing falls below 96.17%, and the top reaches 99% on Wheel, with Blocks at 98% — both instant-style games rather than reel slots.

That floor is worth a comparison. Among the studios we measure, Play’n GO runs down to 88.46%, Betsoft to 89.4%, Endorphina to 89.83% and Belatra to 90.42%. Where Hacksaw publishes a number, the number is good. The problem is how rarely it publishes one.

Ceilings, published on 109 of 139

Game	Ceiling	RTP	Volatility
Epic Ze Zeus	50,000×	96.22%	high
Arizona James and the Lost Relics	25,000×	96.28%	medium
Wanted Dead or a Wild	12,500×	96.38%	high
Le Bandit	10,000×	96.34%	medium

Note how little the RTP moves across that table — 96.22 to 96.38 — while the ceiling moves by a factor of five. At Hacksaw the ceiling is the dial, not the return.

What the ceiling does not come with

⚠️ The probability of reaching it. Hacksaw publishes a hit rate on 78 of 139 games — more than most — but not the distribution behind the maximum. A 50,000× ceiling describes the far tail, not how often you visit it.

What the studio does not publish

A release year on 137 of 139 games. Only two carry a date in our catalogue: one from 2021 and one from 2023. If you want to know whether a Hacksaw title is new or five years old, the manufacturer’s own pages will not tell you, and neither will we — the row stays empty instead of being guessed from a copyright notice.

Twenty-three of the 139 publish more than one RTP setting, so on those the casino chooses which build it runs. On the other 116 the single figure is the figure.

Only two demos, and we say which

⚠️ Just two of the 139 Hacksaw games have a demo that opens here: Le Bandit and Wanted Dead or a Wild. For the rest, our pages are specification sheets rather than places to play, because the studio does not expose a public launcher for them.

Those two are, as it happens, a fair sample of the house style: a medium-volatility game with a 10,000× ceiling and a high-volatility one with 12,500×, both returning a shade over 96%.

The catalogue in one line

136 slots, 2 crash games and 1 live title. Maximum win on 109 of 139. Hit rate on 78. RTP on 27, and where present it runs from 96.17% to 99%. Release year on 2.

Where our numbers come from

Every figure is read from Hacksaw Gaming’s own game pages and recorded, with the source URL, on each slot page. Where the studio publishes nothing — the release year on all but two titles, the RTP on 112 of 139 — our pages say “not published by the manufacturer” rather than borrowing the figure from an aggregator.