Nineteen paylines
Nineteen fixed lines run across five reels of five symbols. Three or more matching symbols from the leftmost reel along a line make a win.
A black-and-white back alley straight out of a 1930s cartoon, a grinning cat called Ro$$ and a rat with a green cap. Nineteen paylines, a Wild Cat that stretches down its reel — and multipliers up to 200× hiding behind it.


RIP City looks wild but plays by a short rulebook. Each scene is a playable 5×5 mini-reel — press its button and watch one rule at work.
Nineteen fixed lines run across five reels of five symbols. Three or more matching symbols from the leftmost reel along a line make a win.
The green WILD tag stands in for every paying symbol and pays 25× the bet for five on a line by itself.
When the Wild Cat lands, it stretches down the whole reel — but only if the stretch makes a win.
If the stretched Wild Cat covers a regular Wild, the whole reel gets a multiplier from 2× all the way to 200×.
A playable 5×5 copy with 19 lines and the real paytable. Spin and see which lines paid, which symbols lined up and what they are worth.
Press Spin to play.
Values in × total bet from the game's paytable; the Wild Cat acts as a plain Wild here and its multipliers are left out. A toy — no bets, no payouts.
Three FS scatters start a bonus. Here the wheel decides how many free spins you play and the multiplier on every win — spin it, then play the round on the reels beside it.
Tap the centre to spin the wheel
Tap the centre of the wheel to see what you win.
A toy: the real Ro$$ and Maxx bonuses give 10 free spins with extra Wild Cats instead of a wheel. No bets, no payouts.
The standard version; some casinos run lower settings, so check the game info.
Your bet — the cap on any spin or bonus.

5 reels × 5 rows

Hacksaw Gaming
per spin
When an expanded Wild Cat covers a Wild, the whole reel gets one





RIP City is Hacksaw in a playful mood with teeth. The rubber-hose art is a joy, the 5×5 grid with 19 lines keeps the base game readable, and the Wild Cat makes every Wild worth watching: if it stretches over one, a 2×–200× multiplier lands on the whole reel. The Ro$$ and Maxx bonuses add Wild Cats and sticky reels, and the 12,500× cap is real. Medium volatility makes it more forgiving than most Hacksaw games.
Hacksaw Gaming started in Malta in 2018 with scratch cards and moved into slots that look like nobody else’s. Wanted Dead or a Wild, Chaos Crew and Le Bandit made its name; RIP City brings the same bite to a black-and-white cartoon.
More about Hacksaw GamingThe grinning cat has stepped off the reels and is prowling the alley on four lanky rubber-hose legs. Tap the street to send him somewhere, or start a dice hunt.
Dice and bananas pop up on the cobbles for a few seconds — tap one and Ro$$ dashes over: dice score 3, bananas 1. Lit dynamite rolls around the alley and costs a leg; a can of tuna patches it up. Lose three legs or run out of 60 seconds and the hunt is over.
Spin the free demo above, or play RIP City for real money at a licensed casino with a welcome bonus.