How Chaos Crew plays
Cranky Cat symbols multiply any win they are part of, and several on one line multiply each other. In the bonus round, landed Cranky Cat and Sketchy Skull multipliers are stored above the reels and striped Epic symbols apply their value to all stored bonuses; the round ends after three strikes and the total multiplier is paid as a multiple of the bet.
Theme: Punk urban street art (cartoon cat and skull characters).
Features in this game
- Multipliers: A value such as ×2 or ×10 applied to a win, a spin or a whole feature, multiplying the amount paid.
- Free spins: A bonus round of spins played at no extra cost, usually triggered by scatter symbols and often with extra features.
What the figures mean
An RTP of 96.30% is a long-run average across millions of spins. It works out at a house edge of 3.70%, so every £100 staked costs £3.70 on average. A session of 200 spins at £1 stakes £200, and the expected cost of that session is £7.40, although the real result will usually land a long way either side. Work out your own figures.
The provider rates volatility as 5 / 5. That describes how winnings are spread: higher volatility means longer runs with little back and rarer, larger wins. It does not change the average. More on volatility, or see it in a simulation.
Questions people ask
What is the RTP of Chaos Crew?
Hacksaw Gaming publishes 96.30%, and also offers versions at 92.4%, 88.4%. Casinos choose which version to run, so check the game's info screen. Over a very long run that returns about £96.30 for every £100 staked; a single session can be far above or below it.
Who makes Chaos Crew?
Chaos Crew is made by Hacksaw Gaming. It was released in 19 September 2020.
What is the maximum win on Chaos Crew?
The provider states a maximum win of 10,000× the stake. At the £5 per spin limit for adults aged 25 and over in Great Britain that would be a theoretical top prize of £50,000; it is extremely rare by design.
Is Chaos Crew high volatility?
Hacksaw Gaming describes its volatility as "5 / 5". Volatility describes how wins are spread out, not how much the game returns on average.
Sources
Notes on the data: Release date from SlotCatalog (secondary).
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