Cubes
- RTP
- 96.35%
- Volatility
- LOW
- Max win
- 30,000×
- Hit freq
- -
- Grid
- -
- Bet
- €0.20 - €100.00
- 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 breakdown
- Volatility score
- 3 / 5
- Max win
- 30,000x 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.



