Outlaw Big Time Gaming Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Outlaw (Big Time Gaming) Review

The first installment in Big Time Gaming’s The Cult trilogy, Lil Devil, has been a great success. The second release, Wild Flower, hasn’t quite lived up to the first one despite a significantly higher max win, and time will tell how this third and final installment will fare. Outlaw comes with a more “mainstream” wild west theme though, which should have a broader appeal.

The dynamic grid Megaways engine has been implemented this time as well, giving you up to 117,649 ways to win. The base game is focused around 2 full reel wilds, and one of them comes with an x7 multiplier to boot. You can choose between 2 unique bonus rounds as usual, and they can both be enhanced if triggered by the golden megascatter. The 64,400x potential is not the highest in the series, but not the lowest either, and there is a lot to enjoy for both fans and newcomers alike.

Outlaw Slot - Reels Screen

Outlaw Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 0.5 and 10 x your stake for 6 of a kind wins, and you can land full reel wilds on reels 2 to 5. These are the Sheriff Wild and the Outlaw Wild symbols, and they step in for pay symbols to help complete wins.

The Sheriff Wild comes with an x7 multiplier, and each sheriff wild that’s part of a win will thus boost the win by x7.

You trigger the Bonus Round from 3+ silver scatters, and the Enhanced Bonus Round is awarded if one of the scatters is a golden megascatter. You can choose between the Dizzy in the Head or Fallen Angel Bonus Round either way, and you get to hear The Cult’s Outlaw song during both bonus rounds.

The Fallen Angel round comes with 7 free spins, and a random low value symbol is chosen to become a sticky wild up front. It becomes frozen in place as a wild when it lands on reels 2 to 5, and this also locks in the number of positions for the relevant reel for the duration of the bonus round. Filling a reel with sticky wilds awards +3 extra spins, and in the Enhanced version you also get a premium symbol chosen as a sticky wild.

The Dizzy in the Head feature comes with 8 free spins, and you get full reel Ladder Wilds on every spin. This wild comes with a multiplier that can go as high as x77, boosting all wins it is a part of.

This feature can be retriggered, as opposed to the Fallen Angel round, and you get 4, 6 or 8 extra spins when you land 3, 4 or 5 scatters, respectively. In the Enhanced version the Ladder Wild multiplier increases each time it’s involved in a win, up to x777 at best.

Whenever you win at least 100x your stake, you can choose to pay 100x your stake to purchase the bonus round. If you win between 25 and 99 x your stake however, you can choose to gamble on a 2-segmented wheel to win the bonus round. Non-UK players, and anyone eligible, can buy the regular bonus round for 70x the stake, and the enhanced version for 300x the stake.

The 200 Spins Outlaw Slot Experience

We had a good time testing Outlaw from Big Time Gaming, and we have whipped together a brief and edited highlights video for your viewing pleasure as usual. Only the best moments from our 200 spins test session are included, and you can check it all out by hitting the play button below.

Outlaw Slot - Gamble

Review Summary

Big Time Gaming has played it relatively safe in this third and final installment in their The Cult trilogy, something fans of the two previous installments may appreciate. You get the dynamic reels engine BTG is so famous for this time, as well as the full reel wild and multiplier wild in the base game. The wilds count as a single symbol though, but the x7 multiplier can lead to decent base game payouts.

Both bonus rounds are capable of massive payouts on a good day, but make no mistake, this is a brutally volatile installments, just like the 2 previous releases in the series. You can win up to 64,400x your stake, which is higher than what Lil Devil has to offer, but significantly lower than the 114,100x you get in Wild Flower.

The 96.1 % RTP has been reduced a bit in comparison as well, but it’s hard to complain about anything above 96 % these days. Overall, a worthy completion of the trilogy, and with a more accessible wild west theme.

Pros

• Dynamic grid with up to 117,649 Megaways
• Full reel wilds and full reel x7 multiplier wilds
• Fallen Angel and Dizzy in the Head FS rounds
• Can also trigger enhanced version of both rounds
• Win up to 64,400x your stake

Cons

• Lower RTP and max win than Wild Flower

If you love Outlaw Slot you should also try:

Lil Devil - is the first installment in the Cult trilogy from Big Time Gaming, and you get multiplier wilds that can combine up to x144 in the base game. You get to choose between 2 different bonus rounds in this release as well, and both come with an enhanced version. The max win is 40,960x your stake.

Wild Flower - is the second installment in the volatile series from Big Time Gaming, and this one is more of a beast than it might look like at first glance. You get stacked x8 multiplier wilds that can lead to 46,100x payouts in the base game, and there are 2 bonus round options. Both can deliver up to 114,100x payouts from a single spin.

Wanted Dead or a Wild - is the wildly successful wild west release from Hacksaw, and it comes with expanding VS multiplier wilds that can go as high as x100.

There are 3 different bonus rounds to benefit from as well, and they come with different wild features. The max win is 12,500x your stake.

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