Hell’s Hogs (Reflex Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Hell's Hogs Game Overview

I clocked the soundtrack first, a dusty road tune that suits the biker-pig caper. Hell's Hogs from Reflex Gaming, with Yggdrasil support, runs on a 5x3 layout with 20 paylines. The backdrop is a cracked highway with cactus silhouettes while Smokey, Streaky, and The Stud rev past. It’s light-hearted and tidy, never flashy, yet it nails that open-road feel. I played across mobile and desktop without fuss, and the UI, while old-school, does the job for straightforward spinning.

The maths are gentle. Low volatility pairs with a 27.39% hit rate, so small wins land on schedule. RTP sits at 95.6%. Stakes range from £0.20 up to £100, making it an easy session pick whether I am testing or pressing on with bankroll play. The 20-line setup wants three-of-a-kind from the left, though the top logo symbol pays from two. It’s built for easy coasting rather than a white-knuckle grind, and that tone carries through the features.

Symbols & Design in Hell's Hogs

Card suits handle the lows, with clubs, spades, hearts, and diamonds paying 5x to 8x for five. Highs are a flaming wheel, a jukebox, and the game logo, topping out at 25x for a full line, with the logo paying from two. Wilds sub for everything bar the bonus symbols. The Chop Shop mystery symbols open to reveal matching icons across the grid, which can tidy up awkward reels and set lines neatly. The art leans fun over flash, and it works.

Hell’s Hogs Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x25
	4	x5
	3	x2.5
	2	x0.2
	5	x12
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	Mystery
	Special
	Special
	Special
	Wild

Hell's Hogs Bonus Features

The base game benefits from Chop Shop symbols landing at random then flipping to the same symbol. For feature hunting, Piggy in the Middle triggers on 3, 4, or 5 green scatters. You hit stop while three bikers display values and modifiers. Outcomes include Pay All, Double Up, or a ramp up to 42x. The sequence continues until a red X ends it. It feels like a whack-a-mole interlude that can drop tidy lumps when timing lines up.

Biker Bash arrives via 3 or more blue scatters. You get 10 free spins with a global win multiplier that climbs by one after each spin, starting at x1. Retriggers add 10 more spins, and the multiplier can reach x30 if the round keeps going. It is a straightforward build that saves its punch for the back end, where stacked lines meet a grown multiplier and the maths finally shows some teeth.

Wild Ride fires on 3 red scatters for 5 free spins with full-reel super wilds drifting across. One super wild shows on spins 1 and 2, two on spins 3 and 4, then three for the last spin centred on the middle reels. You cannot retrigger. Short and sharp, this one can deliver the session’s headline when the final spin adds enough coverage to connect the premiums or logo lines.

RTP, Volatility & Max Win in Hell's Hogs

On paper, Hell's Hogs runs a 95.6% RTP with low volatility and a 27.39% hit frequency, so the bankroll tends to glide rather than lurch. The advertised top payout is messy, though. Several write-ups quote 10,136x the bet, while the paytable lists 6,690x. That mismatch sits awkwardly for a seasoned player, so I treat the slot as a frequent-hitter with the occasional burst, not a one-spin wonder. If you fancy steady action over cliff-edge risk, the profile fits.

Final Thoughts on Hell's Hogs

As a package, Hell's Hogs feels like one of Reflex Gaming’s better outings. The audio carries the theme, the art is tidy, and the pigs keep the mood cheeky. The three features are familiar rather than fresh, yet the pacing works. Chop Shop tidies the base, Biker Bash scales nicely, and Wild Ride holds the best sweat for the last spin. I never felt lost, and I never needed a massive bank to settle in.

I play this when I want an easy coast with regular ticks and the odd burst of speed. The max win confusion is odd, and that knocks a bit of trust, but it did not kill the fun. If the biker-pig setup and steady tempo appeal, it is worth a spin. Keep stakes sensible, watch for Biker Bash momentum, and hope Wild Ride lines the mids and logos across the centre on the closer.