ABOUT
Somewhere between a safari holiday and an arcade shooting gallery sits Great Game Serengeti, Hacksaw Gaming’s latest excuse to hand somebody a rifle and point them toward the reels.
The studio has moved its Great Game Rockies formula from the mountains to the savannah, filling a 5x3, 9-payline setup with lions, rhinos, zebras, giraffes and ostriches. The animals are not just there to decorate the paytable either. Each can carry a Star rating that becomes important once the shooting starts, with better animals opening the door to stronger Coin and Trap prizes.
The game feels surprisingly restrained by Hacksaw standards. Volatility is rated medium, the RTP sits at 96.29%, and the emphasis is more on building valuable Hunt sequences than surviving one enormous all-or-nothing bonus.
Still, this is Hacksaw, so things can escalate quickly, even with the modest 5,000x winning potential.

Betting Options and Bonus Features
The regular game keeps things fairly traditional at first. Players can choose from a wide betting range, wins are counted across 9 fixed paylines, and the premium animal symbols sit above J, Q, K and A royals.
Wilds can appear anywhere, replace normal paying symbols and pay 25x the stake when 5 line up.
Then somebody spots the targets above the reels, and Great Game Serengeti stops behaving like a normal slot.
When Hunting Season Opens
The Hunting Season symbol essentially hands control to the hunter.
Once regular payouts are finished, five targets appear above the five reels and five shots are fired from left to right. Some hit. Some do not.
A successful shot becomes important when an animal is sitting beneath that target. The animal is converted into either a Coin or Trap, with its Star rating influencing the minimum quality of the result.
Animal Rating | Minimum Result |
1 Star | Bronze Coin |
2 Stars | Silver Coin |
3 Stars | Gold Coin |
4 Stars | Trap with at least Gold-level value |
The Coin ladder then stretches from tiny prizes to genuinely dangerous ones:
- Bronze: 0.2x to 1x
- Silver: 2x to 5x
- Gold: 10x to 50x
- Diamond: 100x to 500x
Traps Can Snowball Fast
A Trap does not simply carry its own value.
It collects the amounts shown on Coins and other Traps, then adds those values to itself. The interesting part is that collected symbols keep their original amounts, so the same pool of value can continue influencing the sequence rather than disappearing immediately.
Wilds can make the whole Hunt considerably nastier. A Wild sitting beneath a successful shot receives a random x2 to x20 multiplier, which is then applied to between 1 and 5 Coin or Trap symbols.
One decent Hunt can therefore move through several stages: shoot the animal, create the Coin, collect it with a Trap, then multiply the result.
Stampede Reveal Clears the Junk
The Stampede Reveal gives the base game a useful way of producing stronger Hunting Season setups.
When it activates before the reels land, two things happen immediately: a Hunting Season symbol is guaranteed and the low-paying royal symbols are removed from that spin.
In other words, the hunter walks into the next shooting sequence with a board containing nothing but the symbols that actually matter.

Three Bonuses, Three Different Hunts
Great Game Serengeti does not simply increase the number of spins as more Scatters land. Each level changes the way Hunting Season behaves.
Khaki Quest triggers from 3 Scatters and awards 8 Free Spins. Hunting Season symbols appear more frequently, creating more opportunities to fire at the reels.
Roaring Reign requires 4 Scatters and starts with 10 Free Spins. Random Stampede Reveals disappear, but a new Lion Bar takes over. Every low-paying symbol sitting on a reel successfully hit during Hunting Season advances the meter. Reach 10 steps and the following spin becomes a guaranteed Stampede Reveal. Any extra progress beyond the required 10 steps is carried into the newly reset meter.
Then comes Zebrawl, the hidden top-tier feature. Five Scatters award 10 Free Spins, keep the Roaring Reign mechanics active and guarantee Hunting Season on every single spin.
Khaki Quest and Roaring Reign can also be extended. Landing 2 Scatters adds 2 spins, while 3 Scatters add 4 more.
Great Game Serengeti Feature Buy Options
For players who would rather skip some of the waiting, Hacksaw includes several feature-enhanced spins and direct bonus purchases. Please note that the Zebrawl bonus can’t be purchased, the only way to reach it is by landing 5 Scatters naturally.
Option | Cost | Effect |
BonusHunt FeatureSpins | 2x bet | Makes a bonus round 3x more likely to trigger. |
Hunting Season FeatureSpins | 50x bet | Guarantees a Hunting Season symbol. |
Big Five FeatureSpins | 100x bet | Guarantees a Stampede Reveal. |
Khaki Quest | 60x bet | Jumps directly into Khaki Quest. |
Roaring Reign | 200x bet | Jumps directly into Roaring Reign. |
Roshtein’s Take
Great Game Serengeti is not the sort of Hacksaw slot that immediately tries to punch a hole through the bankroll. I actually think that suits it. The fun comes from watching a Hunt develop, seeing which animals get hit, and then hoping Coins, Traps and Wild multipliers start feeding into one another.
The 5,000x max win is small compared with some of Hacksaw’s monsters, but the bonus progression is much more interesting than simply offering 3 versions of the same free spins round. Khaki Quest, Roaring Reign and Zebrawl each push Hunting Season another step further.
If the goal is insane volatility and a six-figure multiplier ceiling, this probably is not the one. If the idea of turning an innocent safari into an increasingly elaborate shooting-and-collecting machine sounds entertaining, Great Game Serengeti has plenty going for it.






