Outlaws Inc

After a few sessions on Outlaws Inc, the first thing I clocked is it is not a cowboy thing at all. It is a biker gang of nasty-looking animals, all helmets and street weapons, on a dark, neon-splashed backdrop. It runs 5 reels, 4 rows, 26 fixed paylines, with stakes from 0.10 to 100 a spin.

The paytable is basically split into two vibes: low-paying street gear like bats, brass knuckles, knives, and grenades, and the bigger animal faces like the chicken, eagle, and the dogs (wolf and bulldog show up as the posher ones). Wins are 3 or more left to right, and five-of-a-kind sits around 1-2x for low symbols and 5-20x for high ones. The wild helps connect lines, and five wilds pays 20x.

The main gimmick is the Global Multiplier, but it only really matters once you are in extra spins or free spins. Hacksaw Gaming uses three key symbols: Cougar adds to the multiplier (2x up to 100x), Orc multiplies it (2x up to 20x), and Gorilla is the one that actually applies it to your win.

Extra spins come from the Star Bar: land a Star Badge and you get 1-3 Stars, which turn into 1-3 extra spins, and the multiplier does not reset during those. Free spins land with 3 to 5 FS symbols: 3 Stars and 1x start, 4 Stars and 5x, or 5 Stars and 10x. In the bonus you also get Star Boxes (refill 1-7 Stars or add empty spaces up to 7) and Smile Boxes that can spit out Cougar, Orc, or Gorilla. If the Bonus Buy is there, it is 100x, 200x, or 300x your stake for those same three starts.

For me, Outlaws Inc is proper high-volatility stuff without being the absolute worst for it (I saw it pegged around 4 out of 5). The RTP can vary, so I always have a quick peek for the 96.23% version, because it can drop as low as 92.32% or even 88.47%. When the free spins land and the multiplier sticks, it finally clicks, and you can see how it reaches that 10,000x max win. Still, the base game can feel a bit flat when the multiplier symbols land and do nothing until extra spins or the bonus shows up.