Wanted Salvation

Wanted Salvation by Hacksaw Gaming brings the studio’s most notorious Western formula back to the frontier with sharper visuals, three distinct bonus paths and the same ruthless multiplier potential that made the original concept so memorable. Played across five reels and five rows, the slot uses fifteen fixed paylines and a collection of expanding Wild mechanics capable of turning a quiet spin into a full screen showdown. Wins are formed by landing at least three matching symbols on consecutive reels from left to right across one of the fifteen paylines. The regular paytable combines card ranks with Western themed objects such as liquor bottles, money bags and revolver drums. Wild symbols substitute for the normal paying icons and can help complete or extend line wins. The central base game feature revolves around VS symbols. These special symbols can land during regular play and within the Duel at Dawn bonus. A VS symbol only activates when it becomes involved in a winning combination. Once triggered, it expands to cover its entire reel and begins a duel between two outlaws carrying different multiplier values. The victorious outlaw determines the multiplier applied to that expanded Wild reel. Possible values range from 2x to 100x. The entire reel then acts as Wild, helping create or strengthen winning combinations while applying its multiplier to any connected payout. Several VS reels can activate during the same spin. When more than one expanding Wild reel contributes to a winning line, their multiplier values are added together before the combined amount is applied. This creates the possibility of extremely powerful line wins when several VS symbols connect across neighbouring reels. Wanted Salvation contains three separate bonus rounds, each triggered by its own Scatter symbol and built around a different version of Wild based gameplay. The Great Train Robbery focuses on sticky Wilds, Duel at Dawn increases the presence of VS symbols, while Dead Man’s Hand combines a collection sequence with a separate payout phase. The Great Train Robbery is triggered by landing at least three Train Robbery Scatter symbols. The feature awards ten Free Spins. Every regular Wild that appears during the bonus remains locked in its position for all remaining spins. Sticky Wilds can gradually occupy more of the grid as the round continues. Landing them early is especially valuable because they remain available across a greater number of spins, helping form repeated line wins and increasing the chance of finishing the feature with extensive Wild coverage. Duel at Dawn begins when three or more Duel Scatter symbols land in the base game. This bonus also awards ten Free Spins, but its emphasis shifts towards the VS mechanic. VS symbols appear more frequently than during regular play, creating additional opportunities to activate expanding Wild reels with multipliers reaching 100x. The most valuable Duel at Dawn outcomes usually require several VS symbols to become involved in the same winning combination. Their reel multipliers can then combine, turning a standard line payout into a much larger result. Covering several reels with activated VS symbols can transform almost the entire grid into Wild positions. Dead Man’s Hand follows a more elaborate structure. Landing at least three Dead Scatter symbols activates a collection stage built around Wild symbols and multipliers. The feature begins with three remaining respins. During the collection phase, Wilds are stored for later use while multiplier values contribute to a running total. Each successful collection resets the respin counter to three. The stage continues until three spins occur without collecting another relevant symbol. Once the collection stage ends, Dead Man’s Hand moves into its showdown phase. Three payout spins are awarded, and the Wilds gathered earlier are applied to the grid during each one. Winning combinations created during these spins are enhanced by the total multiplier accumulated in the first stage. This structure means the strength of the showdown depends entirely on the collection phase. Gathering more Wilds improves the reel coverage available during the final three spins, while collecting additional multiplier values increases the reward applied to successful lines. Wanted Salvation includes direct Bonus Buy options in eligible markets. The Great Train Robbery costs 80 times the stake, Duel at Dawn costs 200 times the stake and Dead Man’s Hand costs 400 times the stake. These prices reflect the increasing complexity and potential of the three bonus rounds. The default RTP is 96.38 percent, although lower operator configurations may be available. Volatility is high, with much of the game’s potential concentrated inside the three bonus features and successful VS multiplier combinations. The maximum win is 12,500 times the stake. Reaching the cap ends the current round and awards the full maximum amount. The strongest routes towards this result involve several VS reels contributing large combined multipliers or a productive Dead Man’s Hand showdown supported by extensive Wild coverage. Wanted Salvation does not attempt to soften the harsh rhythm of its predecessor. The base game can remain restrained between major activations, but every VS symbol carries the possibility of expanding into a multiplier reel. The three bonus modes then offer clearly different approaches to the same core idea, allowing sticky Wild accumulation, repeated multiplier duels or a structured collection and payout sequence. The result is a polished Western slot that understands exactly where its appeal lies. Wanted Salvation is not built around constant small features. It is designed around rare moments when Wild reels, multipliers and paylines connect at once, creating the kind of sudden and dramatic payout that suits its outlaw setting perfectly.

Wanted Salvation by Hacksaw Gaming brings the studio’s most notorious Western formula back to the frontier with sharper visuals, three distinct bonus paths and the same ruthless multiplier potential that made the original concept so memorable. Played across five reels and five rows, the slot uses fifteen fixed paylines and a collection of expanding Wild mechanics capable of turning a quiet spin into a full screen showdown. Wins are formed by landing at least three matching symbols on consecutive reels from left to right across one of the fifteen paylines. The regular paytable combines card ranks with Western themed objects such as liquor bottles, money bags and revolver drums. Wild symbols substitute for the normal paying icons and can help complete or extend line wins. The central base game feature revolves around VS symbols. These special symbols can land during regular play and within the Duel at Dawn bonus. A VS symbol only activates when it becomes involved in a winning combination. Once triggered, it expands to cover its entire reel and begins a duel between two outlaws carrying different multiplier values. The victorious outlaw determines the multiplier applied to that expanded Wild reel. Possible values range from 2x to 100x. The entire reel then acts as Wild, helping create or strengthen winning combinations while applying its multiplier to any connected payout. Several VS reels can activate during the same spin. When more than one expanding Wild reel contributes to a winning line, their multiplier values are added together before the combined amount is applied. This creates the possibility of extremely powerful line wins when several VS symbols connect across neighbouring reels. Wanted Salvation contains three separate bonus rounds, each triggered by its own Scatter symbol and built around a different version of Wild based gameplay. The Great Train Robbery focuses on sticky Wilds, Duel at Dawn increases the presence of VS symbols, while Dead Man’s Hand combines a collection sequence with a separate payout phase. The Great Train Robbery is triggered by landing at least three Train Robbery Scatter symbols. The feature awards ten Free Spins. Every regular Wild that appears during the bonus remains locked in its position for all remaining spins. Sticky Wilds can gradually occupy more of the grid as the round continues. Landing them early is especially valuable because they remain available across a greater number of spins, helping form repeated line wins and increasing the chance of finishing the feature with extensive Wild coverage. Duel at Dawn begins when three or more Duel Scatter symbols land in the base game. This bonus also awards ten Free Spins, but its emphasis shifts towards the VS mechanic. VS symbols appear more frequently than during regular play, creating additional opportunities to activate expanding Wild reels with multipliers reaching 100x. The most valuable Duel at Dawn outcomes usually require several VS symbols to become involved in the same winning combination. Their reel multipliers can then combine, turning a standard line payout into a much larger result. Covering several reels with activated VS symbols can transform almost the entire grid into Wild positions. Dead Man’s Hand follows a more elaborate structure. Landing at least three Dead Scatter symbols activates a collection stage built around Wild symbols and multipliers. The feature begins with three remaining respins. During the collection phase, Wilds are stored for later use while multiplier values contribute to a running total. Each successful collection resets the respin counter to three. The stage continues until three spins occur without collecting another relevant symbol. Once the collection stage ends, Dead Man’s Hand moves into its showdown phase. Three payout spins are awarded, and the Wilds gathered earlier are applied to the grid during each one. Winning combinations created during these spins are enhanced by the total multiplier accumulated in the first stage. This structure means the strength of the showdown depends entirely on the collection phase. Gathering more Wilds improves the reel coverage available during the final three spins, while collecting additional multiplier values increases the reward applied to successful lines. Wanted Salvation includes direct Bonus Buy options in eligible markets. The Great Train Robbery costs 80 times the stake, Duel at Dawn costs 200 times the stake and Dead Man’s Hand costs 400 times the stake. These prices reflect the increasing complexity and potential of the three bonus rounds. The default RTP is 96.38 percent, although lower operator configurations may be available. Volatility is high, with much of the game’s potential concentrated inside the three bonus features and successful VS multiplier combinations. The maximum win is 12,500 times the stake. Reaching the cap ends the current round and awards the full maximum amount. The strongest routes towards this result involve several VS reels contributing large combined multipliers or a productive Dead Man’s Hand showdown supported by extensive Wild coverage. Wanted Salvation does not attempt to soften the harsh rhythm of its predecessor. The base game can remain restrained between major activations, but every VS symbol carries the possibility of expanding into a multiplier reel. The three bonus modes then offer clearly different approaches to the same core idea, allowing sticky Wild accumulation, repeated multiplier duels or a structured collection and payout sequence. The result is a polished Western slot that understands exactly where its appeal lies. Wanted Salvation is not built around constant small features. It is designed around rare moments when Wild reels, multipliers and paylines connect at once, creating the kind of sudden and dramatic payout that suits its outlaw setting perfectly.