Rotten slot review
Hacksaw Gaming put Rotten out on 22 December 2022: a zombie-apocalypse setting, 6 reels, 35 paylines, wilds, free spins and a bonus buy. Its RTP is 96.27% and the volatility rating is high.
- Provider
- Hacksaw Gaming
- RTP
- 96.27%
- Volatility
- high
- Reels
- 6
- Paylines
- 35
- Max win
- Not stated
- Release date
- December 22, 2022
- Features
- free spins, wild, bonus buy
Undead on a 6-reel grid
The setting is a ruined world after the collapse of civilization, overrun by zombies. Rather than the usual 5-reel frame, the grid is 6 reels wide with 35 paylines. Wild symbols may stand in for others, and free spins act as the bonus round.
The provider has not published the free spin trigger or what changes inside the round, so we leave it undescribed. Hacksaw also makes Le Bandit, Dark Summoning and Chaos Crew II; see more Hacksaw Gaming slots.
Living with high volatility
High volatility means the game pays less often, and the gaps can be long. When a payout does land it may be bigger than on a calmer title, but there is no way to know when, and none of it is owed after a quiet run. Every spin is independent.
Over millions of spins the house keeps 3.73% of stakes at 96.27%. That is only a sliver better than the 96% yardstick and does nothing to calm the swings. Your casino may run another RTP version, so read the game's info page. Background: RTP and volatility.
The bonus buy and your budget
Buying the bonus lets you skip straight to the feature for a one-off fee. The fee is not stated in our records, but it is a multiple of your bet, so one purchase can use up a large part of a small balance. Some markets do not allow the option. If you use it, cap how many purchases you will make in advance.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the RTP of Rotten?
The listed RTP is 96.27%, which leaves the house 3.73% over the long run.
Is Rotten high volatility?
Yes, it is listed as high volatility.
Can you buy the bonus in Rotten?
Yes, a bonus buy is listed. Its price is not published, and not every casino offers it.