Hounds of Hell
- Provider:
- Hacksaw
- Category:
- Video Slots
Hounds of Hell, created by Hacksaw, is a video slot that features a 5×5 grid and utilizes a "scatter pays" system, allowing wins when six or more matching symbols land anywhere on the grid. The game immerses players in a dark underworld atmosphere, highlighted by fiery visuals and the presence of eerie hellhounds as prominent symbols. A notable aspect of the game is the Hellhound symbols, which, when they appear, spread upwards within their respective reel columns, offering either additive or multiplicative bonuses. These bonuses are collected and displayed above each reel, then totaled and multiplied by the player's stake.
When two or more Hellhounds land on horizontally adjacent reels in the same row, a Roaring Pack is formed, which enhances winning potential by removing lower-paying symbols and providing higher bonus values for the Hellhound symbols. Additionally, a random feature called "Hounds Are Loose" activates if a spin results in no win, removing all low-paying symbols and allowing new ones to fall into place, thus increasing the likelihood of landing Hellhounds among the new symbols.
The game features two unique free spins rounds. The first, "What the Hell!", is triggered by landing three scatter symbols, during which Hellhound multipliers are retained above the reels and increase progressively. The second round, "Who Let the Hounds Out?!?", activates with four scatter symbols, transforming the reels that first receive Hellhounds into permanent Hell Reels, guaranteeing one Hellhound for each subsequent spin on those reels.
Before the free spins begin, players can opt for a Bonus Gamble, selecting from five Hellfire Orbs and choosing up to three. These Orbs may contain extra free spins or an instant upgrade that leads directly to the more rewarding free spins feature. Furthermore, players have access to various Bonus Buy options, allowing them to purchase direct entry to the free spins features or improve their chances of obtaining bonuses, depending on the operator and jurisdiction.
You can play it for real money.