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RIP City free demo

A graffiti-styled five-by-five grid framed by a cartoon cat and rat.

Hacksaw GamingReleased Jan 2023Medium-high volatility

RIP City slot by Hacksaw Gaming

Demo mode · fun credits · no real money

Verdict

RIP City trades reels for a full five-by-five board, and it hands the framing job to a cartoon cat and rat standing guard on either side of a graffiti-covered brick wall.

The paytable mixes playing cards with dice, a skull and a lucky eight ball, which keeps the screen busy even before anything lands. Play it if the street-art look and the denser grid sound like a change from the usual five-by-three slot. Skip it if you want one of the studio's more mechanically loaded titles instead.

By the DemoSlots editorial team · Updated 14 Oct 2026 · How we test

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Screenshots

The full five-by-five grid fills up with playing cards, dice, a skull and a lucky eight ball, with the cat and rat characters standing watch on either side of the board.

Gameplay clip

Our own recording of the RIP City demo, muted.

How it plays

Hacksaw Gaming builds RIP City around a five-by-five grid rather than the usual three rows, so the board reads more like a dense mural than a standard reel set. Card values from ten through ace fill in around a handful of thematic symbols — dice, a banana, a skull, and a heart stamped with an eight ball — while the cat and rat characters sit outside the grid rather than in it, framing the play area instead of taking part in it. The desaturated grey-brick backdrop and spray-paint lettering do most of the theming work here.

Who it's for

Aimed at players who like a busy, densely packed grid and enjoy Hacksaw Gaming's usual graffiti-and-street style. The five-by-five board and the card-heavy paytable make it a decent testbed for anyone curious about the studio's visual side. Less of a fit if you're after a themed cast doing the work rather than card values filling most of the paytable.

Pros

  • Distinctive graffiti and street-art presentation, cat and rat framing included
  • Full five-by-five grid gives it a busier look than a standard three-row slot

Cons

  • Paytable leans on generic card values from ten through ace alongside a handful of thematic symbols
  • The cat and rat characters frame the grid rather than taking part in play

At a glance

  • RIP City comes from Hacksaw Gaming and first launched in January 2023, built on 5 reels.
  • RIP City plays at medium-high volatility, which shapes how often wins land.
  • Bets in RIP City range from $0.10 to $100.00, per spin, as set by the operator.

FAQ

Who made RIP City and when did it come out?

Hacksaw Gaming, released on 5 January 2023.

What does the grid look like?

Five reels by five rows, filled mostly with playing-card symbols alongside dice, a skull, a banana and a lucky eight ball, all framed by a cartoon cat and rat standing at either side of the board.

What can I bet per spin?

The demo runs from 0.10 up to 100 per spin, so you can test either end of that range without staking anything real.

Sources: our own research and demo testing

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