Clint Westwild Slot by Gamebeat

A thick-moustached gunslinger in a yellow hat and sheriff star squints out from reel one, flanked by his bandit henchman with the round glasses and an A K Q J set carved into wanted-poster lettering. The dusty frontier behind the wooden cabinet has the cactus, the false-front saloon, the hitching posts, the iron lampposts. It's Spaghetti Western pastiche with the name tipping its hat to Eastwood, and Gamebeat plays it completely straight.

The whole machine is built around dynamite. Spread Dynamite symbols blow into the grid and scatter coin money symbols carrying cash values across the reels. Then the iron BANK safe lands, and it sweeps every visible money value at once. That single moment is the Cash Collect payout, no respin chain, no level-up meter, just dynamite spawn, bank gather, done. Gold Ingot symbols sit on a separate track and award one of four fixed prizes from the meter above the reels: GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR or MINI, scaling with bet (450 / 180 / 45 / 18 at the 0.90 default).

Two wild types share the line work. The Wanted Wild is the plain substitute and pays as a premium in its own right. The Falling Wild is the louder one: it drops onto a reel, converts the whole column, then applies its multiplier to any combo it joins.

The bonus is where the grid grows. Keys land during free spins and pick locks one row at a time, unlocking new positions on the reels and pulling more money symbols into range when the next Bank lands. Trigger it organically or not at all, there's no buy bonus, which is a strange omission for a 2025 release this packed with mechanics. You wait for three scatters like it's 2015, and honestly that scarcity makes the bonus hit harder when it does land.

Medium volatility keeps the base game ticking with the royals and the revolver / whiskey pays while you wait for dynamite. The 5,000x ceiling sits well below the megaways-era arms race, but it suits the math. This is the prototype of a small Gamebeat Cash Collect family that later got a Christmas reskin and a 1940s mafia reskin running identical paytables.