by Hacksaw GamingReleased Jan 4, 2024
Hacksaw's Wild West gunslinger slot with Silver and Golden Revolvers firing bullets to create wild multipliers up to 200x across two distinct bonus modes.

Game Type
RTP
96.25%
Volatility
Very High
Max Win
15,000x
Grid
5x4
Paylines
14 Fixed Paylines
Min Bet
$0.1
Max Bet
$100
Hit Freq
25.32%

2 Wild 2 Die drops you into a burning frontier town on a 5x4 grid with 14 paylines. The name plays on "2 Fast 2 Furious" and the game leans into that outlaw energy. Dusty sepia tones, skull-watermarked playing cards, a gunslinger character standing to the left of the reels. It sets the mood fast.
The core mechanic revolves around Revolver symbols. Silver and Golden Revolvers land with 1 to 6 bullets each, and every bullet fires at a random grid position. When a Silver Revolver hits a position for the first time, it turns that spot into a Wild. Hit it again and a multiplier gets added - anywhere from 2x to 200x. Golden Revolvers skip the plain Wild step entirely and drop a multiplier straight away. When multiple Wild Multipliers appear in the same winning line, their values get added together. Not multiplied. Added. That distinction matters at the top end.
Landing 3 scatters triggers Most Wanted!, and this is where 2 Wild 2 Die stops being a standard payline game. The grid transforms. Regular symbols disappear. Six Wanted Posters sit above the reels, each with a multiplier value. Revolvers fire bullets at those posters, adding values (2x up to 500x) or multiplying existing ones (x2 through x20). Silver Revolvers lock on the grid and accumulate. Golden Revolvers add their value to every locked position at once.
A Reload symbol collects all locked Silver Revolver multipliers, then reloads them with fresh bullets. You get 3 lives. Each time a Revolver or Reload lands, lives reset. When all lives drain or the grid fills, the round ends and everything gets summed up.
It's a hold-and-win style bonus dressed in western clothes. The poster multiplying mechanic gives it a different feel from typical collect-and-spin rounds, though. One good Golden Revolver hit on a board full of locked values snowballs quick.
Four scatters trigger Shootin' Wild! instead - 10 free spins with the base game Revolver mechanic, but with one critical change. All Wild Multipliers become sticky for the entire feature. Wilds accumulate across spins, multiplier values stack, and the grid gets progressively loaded. Retriggers add 2 spins for 2 scatters, 4 spins for 3.
Both bonus modes have a "Best of" variant. Land a BOB scatter alongside the regular trigger scatters and you play the bonus three times, keeping only the best result. It's Hacksaw's insurance policy on variance - you get three shots at a big number instead of one.
The bonus buy menu lists six options ranging from 5x to 400x your bet. The two cheapest activate FeatureSpins: Revolver FeatureSpins guarantees at least 3 Revolvers per spin, BonusHunt FeatureSpins makes bonus triggers 10x more likely. The full bonus buys cost significantly more. Forum players note that even the 5x FeatureSpins feel expensive on this game, and 300+ dry spins without anything above 30x are common in base game. That tracks with the 15,000x ceiling and top-heavy payout structure.
For context, 2 Wild 2 Die sits between Wanted Dead or a Wild (2021) and Duel at Dawn (late 2024) in Hacksaw's Western lineup. Wanted introduced the VS duel mechanic. 2 Wild 2 Die built the bullet-firing Revolver system. Duel at Dawn later combined elements from both. Each game has its own identity, but if you liked the gunfight energy of Wanted, the Revolver mechanic here pushes that idea further with more granular multiplier layering.
Base game hit rate sits around 25%, which sounds reasonable until you realize most wins are low-symbol combinations paying 2-3x. The 15,000x max lands roughly once every 6 million spins. This is a game built around its bonus rounds, and the base game exists mainly to get you there.
Game data verified by Spinoxy Media Ltd editorial team. RTP and specifications sourced from official provider documentation.