Hacksaw Gaming at a glance
Hacksaw Gaming publishes several RTP configurations for each of its titles in our library and uses its own numbered volatility scale. All four of its reviewed titles also document paid feature modes, which change the cost of a round and deserve their own reading.
SlotVIP reviews four Hacksaw Gaming titles: Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, R.I.P. City and Chaos Crew 2. All four have a published RTP in the cited source, with individual figures ranging from 88.02% to 96.38%. Three document a free-spin style feature, and all four document a paid feature purchase.
Volatility wording varies across the reviewed titles (4/5 (Hacksaw), 3/5 (Hacksaw) and 5/5 (Hacksaw)). Compare those labels only within Hacksaw Gaming's own scale.
| Game | Published RTP | Volatility (studio wording) | Signature feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wanted Dead or a Wild | 96.38% / 94.55% / 92.33% / 88.42% | 4/5 (Hacksaw) | DuelReels & three bonus modes |
| Le Bandit | 96.34% / 94.23% / 92.17% / 88.36% | 3/5 (Hacksaw) | Golden Squares & Rainbow collection |
| R.I.P. City | 96.22% / 94.27% / 92.32% / 88.02% | 3/5 (Hacksaw) | Expanding Wild Cats |
| Chaos Crew 2 | 96.27% / 94.22% / 92.41% / 88.28% | 5/5 (Hacksaw) | Epic Drop & Best of Bonus |
Checking a Hacksaw Gaming game in a Philippine lobby
A studio page tells you what Hacksaw Gaming built. The operator decides which version you open, in pesos, under its own terms. Before a first stake, run through these checks inside the game itself.
- Find which RTP variant the operator runs; the spread between variants is wide.
- Read the price of each paid mode as a multiple of the base stake.
- Compare volatility only against other Hacksaw titles, on Hacksaw's own scale.
- Play only with operators authorised by PAGCOR, and only if you are 21 or older.
About the provider and our coverage
Hacksaw Gaming is the supplier identified in the linked official catalogue. SlotVIP reviews game documentation independently of operator accounts, promotions and payment services. A provider logo does not certify an operator.
Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, Chaos Crew 2, R.I.P. City form our current coverage. This is a selected research collection, not a claim to represent the studio’s entire catalogue or Philippine market share.
RTP and risk: compare at game level
The ranking table retains each game’s stated percentage. Where variants are published, the review lists every variant. A provider-wide average would conceal configuration differences and is not used here.
Wanted Dead or a Wild is labelled 4/5, Chaos Crew 2 5/5, and Le Bandit and R.I.P. City 3/5. This provides a within-supplier comparison; it is not a probability of a winning session.
Mechanics worth comparing
Wanted Dead or a Wild: DuelReels & three bonus modes. Le Bandit uses clusters and a lower provider volatility label; Chaos Crew 2 is labelled 5/5.
Le Bandit: Golden Squares & Rainbow collection. Sugar Rush doubles position multipliers; Le Bandit activates marked squares through a Rainbow.
Chaos Crew 2: Epic Drop & Best of Bonus. R.I.P. City uses 19 paylines too, but carries a lower supplier volatility label and different Wild mechanics.
R.I.P. City: Expanding Wild Cats. Wanted Dead or a Wild expands DuelReels, but has different mode rules and a 4/5 supplier volatility label.
Mobile experience and Philippine availability
No provider-wide mobile score is assigned. Loading, touch controls and session recovery depend on the title, build, browser and operator connection.
The supplier creates the game; the operator handles account funds and local access. Confirm the exact domain and current eligibility separately. Published documentation does not establish account availability in the Philippines.