Piggy Cluster Hunt (Hacksaw Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Piggy Cluster Hunt - Slot Overview

I went into Piggy Cluster Hunt from Bullshark Games and got a laid‑back rural slot with a cheeky hunter pig by the cabin. The 7x7 grid uses cluster pays, so wins land when 5+ identical symbols touch horizontally or vertically. Cascades clear clusters and drop new tiles. The setup is clean and fast, with Exploding Wilds spicing up the screen when barrels pop. The art leans cartoonish, the soundtrack keeps it light, and the grid action stays the focus throughout.

Bets start at 10p and go up to £100 per spin, which suits low stakes and high rollers alike. The game sits at medium volatility, rated 3 out of 5 by the studio. The default RTP is 96.23%, with an alternative 94.32% model in some markets. Top potential hits 15,000x the stake, helped by the multiplier bar that lives above the grid. It is a straightforward package, quick to pick up, yet with enough punch to keep me engaged.

Piggy Cluster Hunt RTP, Volatility, And Max Win

The top RTP sits at 96.23%, which is a touch above average for this genre. There is a lower 94.32% setting as well, so I always check the info panel before playing. Volatility is medium on a 3/5 scale, meaning swings are present but not brutal. The game caps out at 15,000x the bet, which is strong for a cluster title at this risk level. That ceiling leans on the multiplier bar when it aligns with decent clusters.

Rules And Gameplay in Piggy Cluster Hunt

The grid is 7x7 and uses cluster pays. Land 5 or more matching symbols in adjacent positions to score a win. Winning clusters vanish and new symbols fall via cascades, creating fresh chances on the same spin. Wilds with the pig icon substitute for any pay symbol, helping connect or extend clusters. Above the reels, the multiplier bar can populate with values that apply to initial and subsequent cascades. Stakes run from 10p to £100, handled through a clear interface.

Symbols And Paytable in Piggy Cluster Hunt

In Piggy Cluster Hunt the objects of the outdoors form the paytable. Shotgun Ammo and the Bear Trap sit at the top, paying 0.6x for 5 up to 300x for 36+ in a cluster. Slingshot and Binoculars pay 0.4x to 50x across the same range. Ammobox, Knife, Rope, and Compass pay 0.2x for 5 and 25x for 36+ symbols. These values match the cluster size, so larger connections carry the big payouts without needing fixed lines.

The wild symbol shows the smiling pig and substitutes for any regular pay symbol, so it often ties clusters together. The Exploding Wild appears as a barrel, yet it also counts as a wild once placed. Scatters come as a hand grenade and they trigger the bonus when 3 or more land. The paytable scales by cluster size throughout, so even small 5‑symbol hits pay 0.2x to 0.6x, while the largest groups can reach 25x to 300x.

Piggy Cluster Hunt Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	36+	x300
	25+	x100
	22+	x50
	7	x1.5
	6	x1
	5	x0.6
	36+	x300
	25+	x100
	22+	x50
	7	x1.5
	6	x1
	5	x0.6
	36+	x50
	25+	x30
	22+	x20
	7	x1
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.4
	36+	x50
	25+	x30
	22+	x20
	7	x1
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.4
	36+	x25
	25+	x20
	22+	x10
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	36+	x25
	25+	x20
	22+	x10
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	36+	x25
	25+	x20
	22+	x10
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	36+	x25
	25+	x20
	22+	x10
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Bonus Features in Piggy Cluster Hunt

The multiplier bar sits above the grid with three slots that spin on every round. Each spin can populate 0 to 3 values, either additive 2x to 100x or multiplicative x2 to x10. The first value applies to the initial win. If cascades continue, the first and second are then added or multiplied and applied to the next win. Any later cascade uses a combination of all three. Base game bars can show blanks, while free spins remove blanks entirely.

Exploding Wilds can land on any spin and detonate once placed, adding up to eight extra wilds around the original. In the base game, at least two extra wilds are created. During free spins, that floor rises to four. The spread sits in the surrounding positions, which can stitch clusters together or push a near miss into a hit. The barrels can chain well with multipliers, since more winning symbols improve the chance of multiple cascades.

Wild Call Free Spins start when 3, 4, or 5 scatters land, awarding 8, 12, or 15 spins. During the feature, all three multiplier positions always display values, so every winning step benefits from stacked maths without blanks. Exploding Wilds feel more active here as well, seeding extra wilds into good spots. The round shines when early cascades connect, since the first, second, and then all three multipliers stack across the same spin.

Feature Buy Options in Piggy Cluster Hunt

Eligible markets get four buy options. BonusHunt FeatureSpins cost 2x the bet and make free spins around three times more likely, with 96.35% RTP and high volatility. FeatureSpins cost 10x and guarantee at least one Exploding Wild, running at 96.2% RTP and medium volatility. Wild Call Free Spins cost 100x with 8, 12, or 15 spins at 96.19% RTP. An enhanced version costs 200x and sets a 5x to 10x minimum in the last multiplier position, at 96.31%.

Piggy Cluster Hunt Review Summary And Verdict

I rate Piggy Cluster Hunt as a streamlined cluster slot that plays hard and fast. The base game can be quiet when the bar shows blanks, yet Exploding Wilds keep the grid alive. The moment the multiplier bar lines up, wins can escalate across cascades in a way that feels fair for medium volatility. It does not snowball like some grid machines, but the maths hits clean when values stack across steps within a single spin.

For me, the sweet spot sits in the bonus round, since blanks vanish and the bar stays active from the first pop. That setup gives the 15,000x headline a proper platform, though big hits still need a nudge from the multiplicative pieces. I enjoyed the humour and the theme, and I kept coming back for the tidy flow. Not a leader of the pack, yet a solid pick when I want cluster pays without a wall of busy modifiers.