Rusty & Curly Slot by Hacksaw Gaming

Two bonus rounds, and they play nothing alike. Stick to the Plan (three scatters) gives you 6 free spins with Wild Posters landing more often and carrying boosted multipliers - 25x, 50x, or 100x per poster. Who Shot the Sheriff (four scatters) runs 12 spins split into 3 cycles, each starting with a Collect Phase where Rusty and Curly appear as full Wild Reels and fire 1 to 6 shots at multiplier targets ranging from 1x up to 200x. Those multipliers lock onto their Wild Reels, and then 3 Payout Phase spins play out with everything in place. You know exactly what multiplier setup you are working with before the payout spins begin, which makes a strong Collect Phase feel different from random multiplier drops.

Wild Posters are the base game engine too. Each poster lands with hearts - one, two, or three - and each heart guarantees a free respin before the poster disappears. A three-heart poster sticks around for three extra spins, losing one heart per spin, functioning as a sticky wild with a built-in timer. If the poster also carries a multiplier (2x through 10x in the base game), that value applies to every win it touches while it is alive. Two posters hitting the same payline add their multipliers together, so a 5x and a 3x on the same line produce 8x, not 15x. Those heart-fueled respins don't deduct from free spin counts in the bonus either.

During the Payout Phase of Who Shot the Sheriff, two companion characters show up. Crispy (a rooster) and Chewy (a horse) drop in as non-sticky Wild Reels for single spins, adding wild coverage without carrying their own multipliers. Retriggers extend the cycle count, layering more Collect and Payout rounds on top of what you already have.

Warm desert tones and a cartoon art style set the scene in Dorkville - Rusty tall and awkward, Curly short and trigger-happy, with horseshoes, sheriff badges, and bull skulls across the premium symbol positions. It is a comedic western from Hacksaw that leans lighter than most of their catalog, and the dual-bonus structure with its collect-then-pay mechanic gives it more strategic texture than the setting might suggest.