Rad Maxx Slot by Hacksaw Gaming

Rad Maxx Gets a Sequel

Rad Maxx picks up where 2023's RIP City left off. Same black-and-white comic book art, same back-alley setting, same rivalry between Maxx the mouse and Ro$$ the cat. But the original played it safe with standard paylines. This sequel throws in 360-degree wins and a grid full of multiplying wild cats.

The visual style is distinctive for Hacksaw's lineup. Almost entirely monochrome with neon green accents - graffiti tags on chain-link fences, spray paint dripping down walls, Maxx in a backwards cap flashing cash. It looks like a punk zine come to life. While the first game split attention between both characters, Rad Maxx puts the mouse front and center.

360 Wins and Pay Direction Arrows

The base grid is 5x5 with 19 paylines reading left to right. That's the default state. Four Pay Direction Arrows sit outside the grid - left (always active), top, right, and bottom. When a Wild Plus symbol (the cross icon) lands, it immediately activates 1 to 3 additional directions clockwise from the top arrow.

With all four directions active, every payline evaluates in four orientations. That's 76 total paylines from the same 5x5 grid. Wins from the top read columns downward. Wins from the right read rows backwards. The mechanic multiplies your winning chances without adding reels or rows.

Arrows reset each spin in the base game. So you're dependent on Wild Plus symbols landing to unlock the full 360 experience. Some spins you get one extra direction. Most spins you get none.

Crazy Cat Multiplier Wilds

Ro$$ the cat appears as a wild multiplier on the reels. Each Crazy Cat reveals a random value between x2 and x20. Standard wild substitution rules apply, but when a Crazy Cat sits in a winning combination, that win gets multiplied. Two Crazy Cats in the same line? Their multipliers multiply each other first. A x5 and a x4 give you x20 applied to the entire payout.

The multiplier range matters. x2 is common. x20 is rare. But even a pair of mid-range cats (x5 and x7 = x35) applied to a 10x base payout gets you to 350x from a single line. Stack that with 360 Wins evaluating the same combination in multiple directions, and the math escalates quickly.

Three Bonus Tiers

Mad Maxx (3 scatters): 10 free spins with more Wild Plus symbols and sticky Crazy Cats. Every cat that lands stays on the grid until the bonus ends. As spins progress, the grid fills with persistent multipliers. Extra scatters during the round add more spins - 2 scatters give +2, 3 scatters give +4.

Maxximice (4 scatters): same 10 spins, same sticky cats, but a Wild Plus symbol lands on every spin guaranteed. You're getting at least one extra pay direction every round. Consistent multi-directional evaluation plus sticky multiplier wilds stacking up across the grid.

To The Maxx (5 scatters, Hidden Epic): 10 spins with all four Pay Direction Arrows permanently active. Every spin reads all 76 paylines. Combined with sticky Crazy Cats accumulating over 10 rounds, this is where the 12,500x ceiling lives. A grid with several x10+ multiplier wilds evaluated across 76 paylines produces enormous compound payouts.

The Limits

Base game without a Wild Plus landing feels ordinary. Nineteen paylines on a 5x5 grid with no cascading, no tumble, no random features between spins. You're waiting for the cross symbol to show up and unlock directions. It happens - but between those moments, Rad Maxx plays like a conventional payline slot with decent art.

And the FeatureSpins options are thin compared to other recent Hacksaw titles. BonusHunt gives 5x bonus trigger odds. Feline Frenzy guarantees 1 Wild Plus and 3 Crazy Cats per spin. No High-Roller mode, no direct bonus buy. If you want a specific bonus tier, you're grinding or buying FeatureSpins and hoping for enough scatters.