Frank’s Farm (Hacksaw Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Frank’s Farm Slot Overview

Frank’s Farm puts a sloth at the wheel of a bright, animal-filled grid, and it works better than you’d think. Hacksaw’s lighter side shines through with cheerful critters and a calm setting, yet the slot is still an all-business machine. I liked how the farmyard vibe never gets in the way of the maths, and the soundtrack stays in the background. It’s an easy one to pick up, with enough gears to keep sessions interesting over time.

The game runs on a 6x6 layout with scatter pays. Wins land when at least eight matching symbols appear anywhere, then tumble. Cascading reels clear winning icons and drop new ones, so chains are common. There are no wilds, which feels unusual here, but Market Multiplier symbols step in to carry the weight. They apply to all wins in view and can combine, so base game spins never feel flat.

On the numbers side, the top RTP sits at 96.31% with a hit rate around 36.1%. Volatility is medium, which I felt across longer sessions as the balance moved in measured steps rather than sharp swings. Stakes range from 10p up to £100, and the maximum payout is 5,000x. That cap sets expectations, but the multiplier system and the two bonus rounds give decent headroom for runs that matter.

Frank’s Farm Symbols and Paytable

Card royals 10 to A are the lower pays. Fifteen or more of a kind return between 15x and 25x, while entry wins at eight symbols pay from 0.1x to 1x. Premiums are the bee, fish, chicken, pig, and cow, topping out at 37.5x to 75x for clusters of 15+. All wins remove their symbols via the tumble mechanic, letting new icons drop in and link further results in a single paid spin.

There are no wilds on this farm, so cluster size and timing matter. In practice, the cow sits at the top of the pack, with pigs and chickens not far behind. Big groupings do the heavy lifting, and when Market Multipliers are in play, even mid-tier clusters can turn into proper returns. It’s a clean paytable that makes sense fast, which suits the quick rhythm of tumble chains.

Frank’s Farm Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x75
	13+	x42.5
	11+	x10
	10	x5
	9	x2
	8	x1
	15+	x50
	13+	x30
	11+	x7.5
	10	x3.7
	9	x1.5
	8	x0.7
	15+	x50
	13+	x30
	11+	x7.5
	10	x3.5
	9	x1.5
	8	x0.7
	15+	x37.5
	13+	x22.5
	11+	x5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	15+	x37.5
	13+	x22.5
	11+	x5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	15+	x25
	13+	x11.7
	11+	x2.7
	10	x1.2
	9	x0.5
	8	x0.3
	15+	x20
	13+	x8.7
	11+	x1.7
	10	x0.7
	9	x0.3
	8	x0.2
	15+	x20
	13+	x8.7
	11+	x1.7
	10	x0.7
	9	x0.3
	8	x0.2
	15+	x15
	13+	x6.2
	11+	x1
	10	x0.5
	9	x0.2
	8	x0.1
	15+	x15
	13+	x6.2
	11+	x1
	10	x0.5
	9	x0.2
	8	x0.1
	Multiplier
	Bonus
	Scatter

Market Multipliers in Frank’s Farm

Market Multipliers land with values from x2 up to x10 and apply to all wins while present. If more than one is on the grid, they multiply each other first, then the total hits your payout. It’s a simple idea that carries real weight. I’ve seen modest chains jump when a pair dropped together, and in features the uplift can be the difference between a tease and a keeper.

Order Rush Bonus Game in Frank’s Farm

Three FS symbols trigger 10 free spins. Land extra FS and you gain +1 spin each time. Orders sit next to the reels and ask for one to three symbol types. Each set needs 10 to 24 symbols, and any required symbol that lands is collected, even if it doesn’t form a win. It feels fair and keeps every drop relevant while the tumbles do their thing.

Every completed order makes the next one tougher, and the minimum Market Multiplier value steps up by +1 each time. That progression adds momentum, so later spins can swing harder. Across my sessions, this was the most engaging mode. Clearing a couple of orders wasn’t a slog, and the rising multiplier floor gave the round a proper arc without demanding perfect boards.

Diner Dash Bonus Game in Frank’s Farm

Land four FS symbols to get 10 free spins, with +1 spin per extra FS. A special Diner symbol can appear and stays sticky for the rest of the feature. While a Diner is in view, it collects the value of any wins and pays the stored total at the end of each spin. In my play, the Diner could be elusive, but when you land one early, the steady accrual across the round feels tidy.

Bonus Buy Options in Frank’s Farm

Where allowed, there are three buys and all sit at medium volatility. Bonushunt FeatureSpins costs 2x stake with RTP up to 96.28% and makes bonuses three times more likely. Order Rush costs 100x with RTP up to 96.39%. Diner Dash costs 200x with RTP up to 96.34%. If you like direct access, these are clear routes in, but the base game holds its own without them.

Frank’s Farm Slot Verdict

Scatter pays on a 6x6 grid, tumble chains, and Market Multipliers make a tidy trio. The two bonus rounds have distinct personalities, so sessions don’t blur together. Medium volatility and a 5,000x ceiling set the tone for steady, eventful runs rather than wild spikes. If you rate measured gameplay with room for spikes when multipliers stack, this farm has plenty to offer.

Order Rush is my pick for regular play because the collection and rising multiplier floor give it shape. Diner Dash can swing when a Diner lands early and sticks around. Presentation is friendly, pacing is brisk, and the hit rate keeps the reels busy. Frank’s Farm won’t suit max-risk hunters every day, but for balanced sessions with solid peaks, it does the job.