Gorilla Multiplier Chaos on a Gritty Hacksaw Grid

Key takeaways

• Best bonus: Organic free spins led my test, with one round building a 90x Global Multiplier and paying 829x.
• Best bonus buy: The $400.00 middle buy returned only $38.80, so that tier looked risky in my sample.
• RTP / volatility: The official RTP is 96.23%, and Hacksaw rates the volatility as medium-high.
• Max win: The maximum win is capped at 10,000x, so the upside is serious but not limitless.
• Bankroll note: Patience matters because the game depends on building and collecting the Global Multiplier.

Key Stat: The rules page gives the 96.23% RTP from ten billion simulated rounds. That figure frames the math, while my test showed how swingy the ride can feel.

How Outlaws Inc slot Works

Payline wins

The line setup keeps the base game easy to read. Matching symbols need to sit on an active payline, and the win panel confirms the payout after each spin.

You see the same core reel layout on mobile and desktop, which helps if you switch devices. The grid stays compact, but the special symbols still stand out. Slayers Inc gives darker Hacksaw character energy too, though this game leans harder into line-based multiplier suspense.

Line wins alone won’t carry the whole experience. Numbers indicate the feature symbols create most of the tension, especially when the meter grows without a Gorilla collection.

Symbol values

The paytable I checked used my $2.00 stake. The helmeted Boar pays $40.00 for five, and the Wild matches that top value with another $40.00 payout.

The Duck pays $20.00 for five. Bald Eagle and Rooster each pay $10.00, which makes them useful but not exciting. Crossed knives and grenade pay $4.00, while crossed bats and brass knuckles pay $2.00 for five.

The Wild substitutes for regular high and low symbols. Cougar adds to the Global Multiplier, Orc multiplies it, Gorilla collects it, FS scatter opens free spins, and Star Badge feeds extra spins or lives.

I don’t see the low symbols as meaningful prizes by themselves. They matter when a Gorilla applies a strong meter, because even a modest line hit can grow fast.

Theme & First Impressions

The game looks like a graffiti-soaked biker-gang slot with animal outlaws staring from a rundown back alley. You get charcoal shading, neon spray paint and bright feature symbols on a dark board.

The Boar, Bald Eagle, Rooster and snarling dog give the cast a rough comic-book edge. The theme won’t win originality awards, but Hacksaw executes the look well enough to make the feature symbols feel important.

Biker-gang setting

Visual clarity

Global Multiplier Feature

The Global Multiplier is the main reason the game has tension. It starts at 1x above the reels, then grows when Cougar and Orc symbols land.

The purple Cougar reveals 2x to 100x and adds it to the meter. The green Orc reveals x2, x3, x4 or x5 and multiplies the meter instead. The Gorilla then applies the meter to every win on that spin.

Building the meter

Ordinary spins can feel quiet while the meter grows. You may see a Cougar add value, then wait through several dead or low-paying spins with nothing collected.

That setup creates the best and worst part of the game. A large meter looks exciting, but it has no cash value until a Gorilla lands. Numbers indicate that the meter creates potential, not profit.

Strategy Insight: Treat a built meter as suspense, not money won. If you raise stakes because the meter looks hot, you’re chasing value the game hasn’t paid.

I like the pressure this creates. You can feel a spin become interesting before the reels finish, especially when an Orc multiplies an already decent meter.

Gorilla collection

Star Bar and Extra Spins

Base-game stars

Bonus lives

In free spins, the Star Bar becomes a life counter. The game frames each remaining spin as a life, so every Star has more emotional weight.

Insight: In the bonus, the Star Bar effectively becomes a life counter rather than just an extra-spin meter. That change makes each refill feel more urgent.

The life system works because it pairs with a non-resetting multiplier. You’re not just hoping for any win, you’re hoping to survive long enough for the meter to climb and cash. That’s a better design than a flat free-spins counter.

My opinion is simple: the Star Bar looks minor in the base game, but it becomes essential once free spins start.

Free Spins Bonus

Free spins trigger when 3 or more FS scatters land. This was the standout feature in my test because one organic round built the Global Multiplier to 90x and produced the biggest win.

Three scatters start you with 3 Stars and a 1x multiplier. Four scatters start with 4 Stars and 5x, while five scatters start with 5 Stars and 10x. Inside the bonus, the Global Multiplier doesn’t reset between spins.

Trigger requirements

Mystery boxes

Mystery Boxes add the best suspense inside free spins. A Star Box hides a Star Badge and adds 1 to 7 lives, while a Smile Box hides a Cougar, Orc or Gorilla.

The Smile Box matters because it can build or collect the meter. That gives each reveal a sharp edge. You’re not just checking for another spin, you’re checking for the symbol that changes the round.

My standout bonus reached 90x before a Gorilla cashed it. The round paid $1,658.20 at my $2.00 stake, equal to 829x. That hit explains why this feature has teeth, even when the base game feels cold.

Bonus Buy Test

The tested bonus buy was cold and showed the risk clearly. I bought the $400.00 middle tier, then watched the round return only $38.80.

The buy menu offers three tiers. The $200.00 tier starts with 3 lives and 1x, the $400.00 tier starts with 4 lives and 5x, and the $600.00 tier starts with 5 lives and 10x. A better start doesn’t protect you from a dead bonus.

Buy tiers

Tested result

The round opened with a Gorilla on reel one and the 5x meter already active. That looked promising, but the multiplier symbols never arrived to build it further.

The lives drained in four spins. The final payout reached only $38.80, which felt harsh against the $400.00 cost. Buying a better starting point didn’t save the round.

Warning: The same feature that paid 829x organically returned only $38.80 from a $400.00 buy in testing. Keep bonus buys small relative to your bankroll.

That result changed how I’d approach the buy menu. I’d rather grind toward organic triggers than treat a paid bonus as a shortcut.

RTP, Volatility & Our Test

Simulator projection

Our 1,000-spin model used a $2.00 stake, the 96.23% RTP, a high-variance shape and the 10,000x ceiling. The median session finished around $133 down.

The spread was wide. The 5th percentile sat around $639 down, while the 95th percentile reached around $730 up. That gap tells you more about risk than the headline RTP alone.

A feature landed about once every 45 spins in the model. A win of 100x or more appeared around once in 1,750 spins. The model shows volatility shape, not a promise that a Gorilla may cash a huge meter on demand.

Ze Zeus makes sense as a comparison if you’re choosing between swingy feature slots with big-hit potential. Limbo offers a faster, stripped-down risk experience if you’d rather skip reel-based multiplier building.

Our 500-spin session

I played 500 spins at $2.00 from a fresh $5,000.00 demo balance. The base game felt like a slow grind, and I needed the bonus to rescue the run.

I triggered free spins twice. One round built the Global Multiplier to 90x before a Gorilla collected it, closing on a $1,658.20 win. That single hit equalled 829x my stake.

My final balance reached $6,809.80. That left me $1,809.80 up, but the profit came from one major bonus moment rather than steady base-game pressure. The math suggests this game can feel quiet until it suddenly doesn’t.

The theoretical RTP is the operator-published return figure. A single 500-spin session doesn’t change that figure. Bonus-buy and base-game returns can sit slightly differently by design, so my test data shows experience, not a guarantee.

Bankroll Fit and Play Style

Ideal players

Bankroll pressure

Final Verdict

Outlaws Inc stands out because the Global Multiplier gives every Cougar, Orc and Gorilla real purpose. The main drawback is the same math edge that creates the excitement: cold stretches and weak buys can feel brutal.

My Take

Patient players should treat this as a multiplier chase, not a steady line-hit slot. Expect long quiet patches, then rare moments where one Gorilla decides the whole session. I’d play low stakes first and avoid oversized bonus buys.

I like the way my 90x free spins round turned a slow grind into a $1,658.20 hit. I don’t like how the $400.00 buy collapsed into a $38.80 return with almost no drama. That contrast tells you exactly what this game is.

Outlaws Inc slot is checked regularly for game details, screenshots and feature accuracy. My verdict stays positive, but only for players who can handle variance without forcing the buy button.

Pros:

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  Strong multiplier engine: Cougar, Orc and Gorilla symbols create real spin-by-spin tension.
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  Clear payline setup: Fixed lines make wins easier to read on any device.
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  Memorable bonus ceiling: Free spins can build huge meters before collection.
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  Solid math profile: The 96.23% RTP supports long-session play.

Cons:

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  Harsh bonus buys: My $400.00 test returned only $38.80.
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  Slow base game: Quiet stretches can drag before feature symbols connect.
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  Theme feels familiar: The biker-gang style looks solid but not original.

Best For: Patient bonus hunters and multiplier chasers get the most out of this slot. You’ll enjoy it more if you like watching potential value build before one collection symbol decides the result. Short-session players and steady-win fans may find the pace too punishing.