Le Vampire
demo and specs

Le Vampire is a cluster pays video slot from Hacksaw Gaming with a release date of 1 October 2026. It uses a 6x5 grid, so 30 symbol positions are in view at any time. There are no paylines. Wins come from groups of matching symbols that touch.

The theme is vampires, and the feature names lean into it: Blood Rain, Coffin Break, Love at First Bite and Do Your Fang. Alongside those sit Golden Squares, Epic Rainbow symbols and a Symbol Bar.

The headline numbers are an RTP of 97.00%, medium volatility and a maximum win of 15,000x the stake. Bets run from 0.05 to 50. That puts it within reach of low-stake players and those who like a larger bet.

It is aimed at players who prefer cluster pays to fixed lines and want a mid-range risk profile. It is not built for those chasing the very largest multipliers.

On disclosure, the studio publishes the RTP, volatility, grid, max win and bet range. A hit rate is not published, and neither are the detailed rules of each feature.

A 97.00% RTP, medium volatility and a 15,000x ceiling on a 6x5 cluster grid.

The published RTP is 97.00%, against a rough UK average of 96%. Over a very long run that means about £97 returned for every £100 staked, compared with about £96 on an average slot. The one-point gap is real but small.

Over £1,000 of total stakes, the theoretical return is £970 here against £960 at 96%. RTP is a long-run average across huge numbers of spins, so a single session can land well above or below it.

Volatility is graded medium. In practice that points to a balance between hit frequency and win size: fewer long barren runs than a high-volatility slot, and fewer huge swings. Dry spells still happen, and a bankroll should be sized to ride through them.

The maximum win is 15,000x the stake. At the minimum stake of 0.05 that is £750. At the maximum stake of 50 it is £750,000. At a mid-range stake of £1 it would be £15,000.

Those are ceilings, not typical outcomes. The odds of reaching a top-end result are not published here, and they should be treated as very small.

The studio's hit rate, the share of spins that return anything, is not published for this game. So there is no figure to quote, and none is estimated here. Medium volatility suggests wins of some kind arrive at a reasonable pace, but that is a grade, not a measurement.

The studio lists seven named features. Here is what each is and what can be said about it from the published information:

• Golden Squares: a named feature listed by the studio. Its trigger and effect are not published here.
• Epic Rainbow symbols: a special symbol type named in the feature list. Exact behaviour and any values are not published here.
• Blood Rain: a named feature that fits the vampire theme. How it starts and what it changes on the grid is not published here.
• Symbol Bar: a named feature. In general, a bar of this kind tracks symbols, but how this one works is not published here.
• Coffin Break: a named feature. Its trigger and rewards are not published here.
• Love at First Bite: a named feature. Its mechanics are not published here.
• Do Your Fang: a named feature. Its mechanics are not published here.

The core mechanic is cluster pays. Matching symbols must touch to win, and the size of the cluster drives the payout. Many cluster slots also remove winning symbols so new ones can drop in, but whether Le Vampire does that is not stated in the published facts.

The studio has not published trigger conditions, spin counts, multiplier values or special symbol behaviour for any of the seven features. This page is updated when the studio publishes them.

The base game is a 6x5 grid with cluster pays and no paylines. Every spin is judged on whether groups of matching symbols connect. Between features, play is a steady run of small and mid-sized cluster outcomes, with the named features adding the larger swings.

The full stake range is 0.05 to 50. The low end suits cautious players, anyone learning the layout, and those stretching a small budget. The top end is for confident players who accept faster swings and have a bankroll to match.

For medium volatility, a sensible approach is a stake small enough to absorb a long losing run. A bankroll of a few hundred times your stake gives breathing room. Treat that as a rule of thumb rather than a guarantee of anything.

Hacksaw builds its slots for mobile as standard, so the game should work on a phone. UK build rules apply on a phone exactly as on desktop. These include spin-speed limits, no autoplay-style shortcuts that break the rules, and on-screen reality checks and session tools set by the casino.

Among cluster pays slots, Le Vampire sits at the steadier, lower-ceiling end of the field. Its medium volatility and 15,000x maximum win are a long way from the high-volatility cluster slots that advertise far larger top prizes.

What that ceiling buys is a gentler ride. A game built around a huge top prize tends to concentrate its value in rare events, which means longer dry stretches. A lower ceiling lets more of the return come from regular wins.

Its RTP of 97.00% is also on the generous side for the mechanic, which matches the idea of a game that returns value across ordinary play rather than in one rare spike. That combination appeals to players who would rather sustain a session than gamble on a jackpot-style outcome.

The trade is plain. You give up the very large outcomes in exchange for a smoother profile. The similar-slots table that follows shows the real comparison figures.

It suits these player types:

• Players who like cluster pays and want a medium-risk game rather than an extreme one.
• Low-stake players who want a long session, since bets start at 0.05 and the RTP is 97.00%.
• Fans of vampire themes who like a long list of named features.
• Players who want to learn the layout on the free demo before staking real money.

Players who should skip it are those chasing the largest multipliers in the genre, since the ceiling is 15,000x. It is also a poor fit for anyone who needs every feature rule published up front, because the details of the seven named features are not yet available.