Cubes
- RTP
- 96.35%
- Volatility
- LOW
- Max win
- 3,167×
- Hit freq
- -
- Grid
- -
- Bet
- -
- Released
- 2020-03-18
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Our take
Hacksaw Gaming's Rubik's Cube–inspired cluster-pays slot expands to 11×11, offers 96.35% RTP, and reaches 3,167× on low volatility.
Cubes from Hacksaw Gaming adapts the iconic Rubik's Cube into a vibrant cluster-pays puzzle. The 5×5 grid expands up to 11×11 when clusters form, and winning combinations require five or more connected cubes of the same colour in rows, columns, or square blocks. Once a win locks, the grid expands, multiplying the number of available symbol positions and with it the odds of cascading wins.
The minimalist visual design—bright primary colours against a neutral background—mirrors the simplicity of the Rubik's Cube whilst modern animations and satisfying pop sounds reward each match. A centre "X" colour multiplier adds extra punch when the right cluster aligns across the multiplier position. The mechanic is straightforward but effective: land larger clusters, expand the grid, and chase the free spins round where sticky symbols and further multipliers amplify payouts.
With 96.35% RTP and low volatility, Cubes is relatively forgiving compared to modern cluster-pays games. Max wins of 3,000× are achievable but not the headline focus; instead, this slot rewards consistent, smaller-to-mid wins with frequent hit frequency (31.94%). The expanding grid mechanic also creates visual satisfaction—watching the grid grow with each win is intrinsically rewarding.
Pros
- 96.35% RTP and low volatility suit casual and regular players
- Grid expansion mechanic is intuitive and visually satisfying
- 31.94% hit frequency ensures regular base-game engagement
- Rubik's Cube theme is instantly recognisable and charming
Cons
- Low volatility caps max-win potential (3,167× is modest)
- Theme novelty may wear off after extended play
- Cluster-pays mechanic is becoming saturated in the market
- Free spins feature lacks complexity compared to competitors
Math & maxes
Math breakdown
- Volatility score
- 3 / 5
- Max win
- 3,167x the stake
FAQ
How large can the grid grow?
The grid starts at 5×5 and expands up to 11×11 as clusters form and lock.
What does the centre X multiplier do?
If a cluster covers the centre X position, the win is multiplied by the indicated value, amplifying payout.
How do sticky symbols work in free spins?
During free spins, one colour becomes sticky, remaining on the grid across multiple spins to build larger clusters.





