Demonic Dolls
demo and specs

Demonic Dolls is a cluster pays slot from Hacksaw Gaming, dated 6 October 2026. It plays on a 5x5 grid with no fixed paylines. Wins come from groups of matching symbols that touch, rather than from lines running left to right.

The theme is Voodoo Dolls, and the feature names lean into it: Wild Rattle, Bad Omens, Playtime Is Over. The studio lists seven named features in total, which is a long list for a 5x5 cluster game.

The headline numbers are a 96.26% RTP, medium volatility and a max win of 10,000x the stake. The stated hit rate is 39.8%, and stakes run from 0.10 to 100.

A 5x5 cluster slot with medium volatility, a 10,000x ceiling and seven named features.

It is aimed at players who like cluster games and want some feature variety without the swings of the very high volatility end. The wide stake range also makes it usable for low-stake sessions and for those who play bigger.

On what is published: the RTP, volatility, max win, hit rate, grid and stake range are all stated. What is not published, at least in the specs this page works from, is the detailed rules of each feature. Those are covered in the features section below, and the page is updated when the studio publishes them.

The RTP is 96.26%. Against the rough 96% UK average, that is a shade above the middle of the pack. Over a very long run, £100 staked returns about £96.26 on average, which leaves a house edge of £3.74 per £100.

That figure is a long-run average across a huge number of spins. It does not describe any single session, which can finish well above or well below it. The 0.26 percentage points over the average is a small edge in the player's favour, not a promise of anything.

The volatility is medium. In practice that sits between the steady, frequent-small-win games and the ones that go quiet for long stretches and then pay big. You should expect some flat runs, but not the extended droughts that very high volatility slots are known for.

The max win is 10,000x the stake. Worked at the minimum stake of 0.10, that is £1,000. At the maximum stake of 100, it is £1,000,000. At a middle stake of £1 it is £10,000, and at £10 it is £100,000.

Those are ceilings, not targets. The studio does not publish how often the top win can be reached in this game, so treat it as the outer limit of the range rather than a figure to plan around.

The stated hit rate is 39.8%. That is the studio's figure, not one measured by this desk. It implies that roughly two spins in every five return something, and that about 60.2% of spins return nothing.

Put next to medium volatility, that reads as a game where small and mid-sized returns carry the base game. A hit is not the same as a profit, since many hits on a cluster slot return less than the stake. The larger results are likely to lean on the features.

The studio lists seven named features. Here is what each one is, with the general behaviour of its mechanic category and no invented specifics:

• Wild Rattle: a named wild feature. Wilds in cluster games generally stand in for other symbols to help complete or extend a cluster.
• Respins: extra spins played after a trigger. In slots generally, a respin round keeps some elements in place while the rest of the grid spins again.
• Colossal Wild Rattle: a second named wild feature that sits alongside Wild Rattle, with its own name and presumably its own rules.
• Bonus Games: the bonus-round category for this slot. These are typically separate modes with their own rules, entered from the base game.
• All Dolled Up: a named feature listed by the studio. Its trigger and effect are not published in the specs used here.
• Bad Omens: a named feature in keeping with the Voodoo Dolls theme. Its rules are not published in the specs used here.
• Playtime Is Over: a named feature that closes out the list. Its rules are also not published in the specs used here.

The studio has not published, in the specs this page works from, how many respins there are, what triggers each feature, how the wilds behave once they land, how the bonus games are entered or what separates the last three features from the others. This page is updated when the studio publishes those details.

The base game is a 5x5 grid with Cluster Pays, so there are no paylines to count. Matching symbols that touch form a win, and the size of the cluster drives the return. With a 39.8% stated hit rate, expect a fair number of small results between the features.

Between features, the game is a steady cluster grind. The wilds and respins are the named parts that can change the shape of a spin, so a lot of the interest sits in how often they appear. The demo is a good way to judge that rhythm for yourself.

Stakes run from 0.10 to 100. The low end suits players who want long sessions and a gentle look at the game. The high end is for those who accept that medium volatility can still swing a bankroll quickly at that size.

• 0.10 to 1: long sessions, learning the features, low exposure to dry spells.
• 1 to 10: the middle ground, where the 10,000x ceiling is a meaningful cash figure.
• 10 to 100: for confident players with a bankroll sized to absorb flat runs.

On bankroll, medium volatility means you should plan for stretches where the grid returns little. A common approach is to pick a stake that lets you take a good number of spins in a session, instead of one sized around chasing the ceiling.

Hacksaw Gaming builds for mobile as standard, so the 5x5 grid and the feature screens are designed to work on a phone. The UK build rules apply on mobile exactly as on desktop, including the limits on spin speed and automated play that UK-licensed casinos must follow.

Among cluster pays slots, Demonic Dolls sits in the middle of the field on risk. Medium volatility makes it steadier than the high-volatility cluster games that go quiet for long runs. It is also riskier than the gentle, low-volatility ones that pay small wins often.

The 10,000x ceiling is a mid-sized one for the category. Some cluster slots aim for much bigger top prizes, and they typically pay for that ceiling with harsher dry spells. Demonic Dolls takes the other side of that trade, with a smaller top prize and a more even ride.

That trade is the point of the design. A lower ceiling means less of the game's value is parked in one rare result, so more of it can appear in the ordinary run of play. The 96.26% RTP, slightly above the rough UK average, fits that picture.

Its feature count is the other differentiator. Seven named features is a lot for a 5x5 cluster slot, though the detail behind most of them is still to be published. The similar-slots table that follows shows how the real comparison figures line up.

It suits these player types:

• Cluster fans who want medium volatility rather than the extremes, with a 10,000x ceiling to aim at.
• Players who like feature variety and enjoy working out how seven named features fit together.
• Low-stake players who want long sessions from a 0.10 minimum stake and a stated hit rate near two spins in five.
• Higher-stake players who want a wide range up to 100 and are comfortable with a mid-sized top prize.

Skip it if you want the biggest possible top prize in the category, because the 10,000x ceiling is a modest one. Also skip it if you need every feature rule spelled out before you play, since most of that detail is not yet published. And if you want a game that never goes flat, no medium volatility slot can offer that.