Epic SixSixSix

By Zena Grantham | Updated 23 October 2026

The devil is back, and apparently, one trip to hell wasn’t enough. Hacksaw Gaming released Epic SixSixSix, a horror-themed online slot, on 22 October 2026. It’s a sequel to SixSixSix, released in 2024, and reunites players with Balthazar and Beelzebub for another round of mischief.

Inspired by 1920s cartoon style, the slot combines sinister characters, dark humour and an underworld where every deal comes with a catch. Returning are the Wicked Wheels, three bonus rounds and the tempting Deal with the Devil feature. With very high volatility and a maximum win of 20,666x the stake, the rewards could be devilishly impressive. Of course, trusting the devil with your money has never been a particularly sensible idea.

Technical

Behind the cartoon-style chaos, Epic SixSixSix has a straightforward setup of five reels, four rows and 14 fixed paylines. Three or more matching symbols starting from the leftmost reel create a win.

Bets range between £0.10 and £45 per spin, depending on location. UK betting limits are much lower at £2 per spin for players aged 18–24 and £5 for those aged 25 and over.

The default RTP is 96.27%, but lower alternatives of 94.26% and 92.23% are available, so it’s worth checking your chosen casino. A hit frequency of 17.14% translates to roughly one winning spin in every six, although results will vary.

Featuring extremely high volatility and a maximum win of 20,666x the stake, Epic SixSixSix has plenty of potential for dramatic payouts. The slot is accessible through desktop and mobile browsers, including smartphones and tablets.

Design

Hell has rarely looked so cheerful. Epic SixSixSix draws inspiration from 1930s black-and-white cartoons, with exaggerated expressions, rubber-hose limbs, and a mischievous sense of humour. Balthazar and Beelzebub stand on either side of the reels, grinning as though they know something we don’t.

The game unfolds against a gloomy, cracked backdrop, illuminated by flashes of electric blue. Its five reels display a suitably sinister assortment of objects, including axes, skulls, poison bottles, and spell books. The mostly monochrome artwork gives everything a vintage appearance, while the bright turquoise logo adds a modern twist.

The two devils steal the show with their wicked grins and exaggerated antics. They’re more mischievous cartoon troublemakers than fearsome underworld rulers. It’s a playful approach to horror that suits Hacksaw Gaming’s offbeat style.

Epic SixSixSix doesn’t stray far from the original game visually, but that’s not a problem. Vintage animations and a wicked sense of humour give Epic SixSixSix a distinct personality. Hell has never looked so entertaining.

Symbols

The paytable in Epic SixSixSix features a suitably wicked collection of objects and creatures. The lower-paying symbols include crossed bones, an axe, a packet of cigarettes, a cocktail and a Bible. Landing five matching symbols on a payline awards 3x the stake.

The higher-paying symbols are a flask, a skeleton, a wolf, a goat and a Mickey Mouse hand. Five matching symbols award between 2x and 5x the stake.

Epic SixSixSix has no traditional Wilds or Scatters. Instead, blue and red sixes take on a more interesting role. These special symbols activate the Wicked Wheels, which we’ll explore next.

Features

More devilish mischief awaits beyond the reels in Epic SixSixSix. The main features include Wicked Wheels, Bonus Games, Deal with The Devil and Feature Buy. Let’s take a closer look at each one.

Wicked Wheels

Wicked Wheels are the main attraction in Epic SixSixSix. They trigger when a blue or red ‘6’ symbol lands on reels 1, 3 or 5. Only one ‘6’ can land on each reel.

The symbol transforms into a spinning wheel that awards the indicated prize when the pointer stops. If several wheels appear together, their rewards are calculated from left to right.

There are two versions of the Wicked Wheel:

Blue Wicked Wheel: Available only during the base game. The wheel contains Adding Multipliers worth between 5x and 100x the stake, triggers a Bonus Game or awards the 20,666x max win.

Red Wicked Wheel: Available only during Bonus Games. Prizes include Adding multipliers worth between 10x and 500x, Multiplying multipliers up to 20x, a 5x Adding Multiplier or the max win of 20,666x.

Bonus games

Epic SixSixSix has three tiers of Bonus Games, each awarding 10 free spins. The tier depends on how many Wicked Wheels display a ‘6’ during the same base game spin.

Tier 1 – Speak of the Devil: One Wicked Wheel showing a ‘6’ triggers Tier 1. Blue and Red Wicked Wheels appear more frequently during the free spins. However, Blue Wheels no longer contain the ‘6’ segment.

Tier 2 – Let Hell Break Loose: Two Wicked Wheels displaying a ‘6’ trigger 10 free spins. Blue Wheels are removed, and Red Wicked Wheels appear more frequently. Each Red Wheel offers an Adding multiplier between 10x and 500x, or a multiplier of up to 20x on the accumulated value.

Tier 3 – What The Hell: Three Wicked Wheels displaying a ‘6’ activate the highest tier. A red Wicked Wheel is guaranteed on every spin while Blue Wheels are completely absent.

Deal with the Devil

After triggering Tier 1 or Tier 2, the Devil makes a tempting proposition. Deal with the Devil has two possible outcomes. Win, and the Bonus Game advances to the next tier, or lose the free spins and start over.

You can simply refuse the deal and continue with the original bonus. After all, accepting a bargain with the devil often comes with consequences.

Feature Buys

Epic SixSixSix has six Feature Buy options, ranging from 50x to 2,000x the stake. Players can purchase enhanced spins or trigger one of the three Bonus Games.

Wicked FeatureSpins – 50x: An increased chance of triggering Wicked Wheels.

Red Wicked FeatureSpins – 100x: Increases the chance of landing Red Wicked Wheels.

High Roller Feature Spins – 2,000x: A high-risk option with a 1-in-11 chance of hitting the max win of 20,666x.

Speak of the Devil – 100x: Direct access to the Bonus

Let Hell Break Loose – 250x: Direct access to the Bonus

What The Hell – 1,000x: Direct access to the Bonus

Feature Buy purchases are not available to UK players.

Verdict

A bargain with the devil is never without its dangers, and Epic SixSixSix takes full advantage of that uncertainty. Hacksaw Gaming returns to the sinister world of vintage cartoons, where wicked humour and exaggerated characters disguise a rather unforgiving slot. Balthazar and Beelzebub are as mischievous as ever, and you have little reason to trust either of them.

The Wicked Wheels remain the game’s greatest attraction, delivering unpredictable rewards that can transform an ordinary spin. Three bonus tiers introduce greater variety, while Deal With The Devil adds an intriguing element of risk. Accept the free spins or gamble everything for a higher tier? It’s a decision that suits the game’s mischievous personality.

Visually, the sequel stays close to its predecessor, which may disappoint players hoping for a fresh take on its cartoon underworld. The very high volatility and 17.14% hit frequency won’t appeal to everyone, either. However, the familiar setting has enough charm to avoid becoming tiresome.

Epic SixSixSix is a worthy successor with a distinct identity and a maximum win of 20,666x the bet. The appeal lies in the contrast between playful presentation and unforgiving mathematics. Although the devil controls the wheels, he’s certainly not known for playing fair.

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Zena Grantham

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Zena Grantham has been part of the Slotfruit team since the very beginning, making her one of the site’s longest-serving contributors. As news editor, she is responsible for the majority of Slotfruit’s industry news coverage – from UKGC enforcement actions and regulatory developments to major slot releases and record-breaking jackpot wins.

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