Clucking Hell (BGaming) – Review & Demo Play

Introduction to Clucking Hell

I stepped into Clucking Hell from BGaming and got a 5x5 cluster-pays ride with tumbling reels, cell multipliers, and a wicked chicken theme. Wins clear, refills drop, and positions charge up to x256 in base play, with free spins pushing things further through Replicator Cells. The cap stands at 6,666x the bet. It runs on a 96.23% RTP with wagers from 0.20 to 20. The mix feels snappy and the multiplier ladder can snowball fast when the grid lines up.

Theme, Gameplay & Payouts in Clucking Hell

Clucking Hell plays on five reels and five rows. Clusters form with four or more matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically. Stakes start at 0.20 and go to 20. The default RTP is 96.23%. Volatility is high, so wins tend to land less often with bigger swings. I had no issues on desktop or mobile. The hellish farm art sits behind a wooden frame and the possessed hen keeps watch while the grid fills and tumbles.

The maths lists a base hit rate of 29.32% and a free spins trigger near one in 236 spins. The top payout is 6,666x. That ceiling is modest next to some modern grid titles, yet the game can line up heavy moments when stacked multipliers meet a large cluster. Pentagram marks matter a lot once values climb, and carry-over into the bonus round can set the tone early from experience.

Clucking Hell Symbols and Paytable

Two sets of regulars drive the paytable. Low symbols are an eggplant, an apple, and a carrot. Ten or more in a cluster pays 1x the bet. The high set shows dead animal heads, namely a rabbit, a pig, and a hen, paying from 5x to 10x the bet for ten or more. The flaming pentagram is the Scatter. Land three or four to open free spins, with the count set at twelve either way.

Clucking Hell Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	10+	x10
	9	x5
	6	x2
	5	x1.5
	4	x1
	10+	x7
	9	x4
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	4	x0.7
	10+	x5
	9	x3
	6	x1
	5	x0.7
	4	x0.5
	10+	x1
	9	x0.7
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
	10+	x1
	9	x0.7
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
	10+	x1
	9	x0.7
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1

Special Features & Slot Mechanics in Clucking Hell

Every win triggers a cascade. Winning symbols vanish, new ones drop, and marked spots gain power. The game leaves pentagrams on the winning positions and each hit on that cell doubles its value. In base play I saw these positions rise from x2 up to x256. Clusters pay with the combined multipliers of the cells involved, so placement becomes key when the same hot spots keep firing across a sequence.

A dead spin can flip with Lucky Flames. The feature wipes the grid and serves a fresh batch of symbols for a second chance on the same stake. It is a simple save that keeps momentum without feeling intrusive. When the board had awkward gaps, this nudge reset the state and sometimes kicked off a new chain of tumbles that rebuilt multiplier positions for me more than once here too.

Before symbols settle for a new spin, up to four positions may receive a Random Cell Multiplier between x2 and x256. It is not tied to wins, so you may begin with primed spots even before the first cluster hits. This can stack neatly with carry-over into free spins when a trigger lands, since the game takes the current values from the activating spin and that helps early tempo nicely.

Free Spins in Clucking Hell

Three scatters trigger a Regular Bonus with twelve free spins. Four scatters trigger a Super Bonus with the same number of spins. All built cell values from the trigger transfer into the round. The triggering scatters turn into Replicator Cells. These cells grow like normal, yet they also have a chance to copy the highest value to the other Replicator Cells each spin. In the Super Bonus that replication happens every time.

Replicator Cells can reach x666. Regular cells can rise higher than base, with caps lifted within the round. Landing two scatters adds three extra spins and creates new Replicator Cells where they land if the spots are free. When the copying lines up with a big cluster across charged positions, outcomes can jump sharply. This is where carry-over work from the trigger feels vital, as early numbers shape pathing across the grid and keep you pushing for back to back wins.

Bonus Buy Feature

HELL SPINS Each spin starts with cell multipliers at ×64 on every cell.
Feature Cost:	x90 Bet
RTP:	96.28%
Volatility:	-
BONUS 12 Free Spins with 3 Replicator Cells.
Feature Cost:	x100 Bet
RTP:	96.32%
Volatility:	-
SUPER BONUS 12 Free Spins with 4 Replicator Cells. Guaranteed Replication each spin.
Feature Cost:	x200 Bet
RTP:	96.21%
Volatility:	-

Feature Buy in Clucking Hell

Clucking Hell offers a 3x bet option that triples the chance to land free spins. Hell Spins cost 90 times the stake and start with x64 on every cell. I found Hell Spins handy for building a warmed board straight away, as any early cluster rides those values while new wins can lift them further. It sets a lively pace and shortens the grind between bigger moments for me.

The Regular Bonus costs 100 times the stake and begins with three Replicator Cells. The Super Bonus costs 200 times the stake and begins with four Replicator Cells, with replication guaranteed each spin. RTP sits near 96.28 percent for Hell Spins, 96.32 percent for the Regular Bonus, and 96.21 percent for the Super Bonus. Pick based on how aggressive you want the setup to be at the start this time.

Final Thoughts on Clucking Hell

Clucking Hell looks sharp and plays like a polished take on the position multiplier model. The ceiling at 6,666x will not set records, yet the grid can still produce heady runs when cells stack and Replicator Cells copy well. I rate the buy menu, the Lucky Flames save, and the random starting values. If you enjoy multiplier driven grid play with a Halloween wink, this one earns time on the reels.