Hexwood
A cursed woodland after nightfall gives Hexwood its shape: witches at work beneath a moonlit sky, bats overhead, cats prowling the undergrowth and treasure buried somewhere among the roots.
The numbers
RTP
96.12%
Volatility
High
Max win
x50000.00
Layout
5×4
Paylines
20
Bet range
0.1 – 50
Figures as published by Oryx, founded 2010, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Operators may run a different RTP configuration — check in the game before you play.
About Hexwood
A cursed woodland after nightfall gives Hexwood its shape: witches at work beneath a moonlit sky, bats overhead, cats prowling the undergrowth and treasure buried somewhere among the roots. The horror styling is played straight rather than for comedy, with deep shadow, cold light and a palette that keeps the forest feeling closed in. Oryx sets all of this on a five-reel, four-row grid running twenty fixed paylines, a deliberately compact frame by current standards. Nothing expands, nothing splits, and the result is a game that asks to be read symbol by symbol rather than through a constantly shifting playing field. For a theme that could easily have been cluttered with moving parts, the restraint suits it.
The number that defines the design is the ceiling. Hexwood tops out at 50,000 times stake, which is unusually steep for twenty lines and makes clear where the mathematics has been weighted. Volatility is rated high, and the two facts belong together: the distribution behind a cap that large is a long one, so quiet stretches form the ordinary texture of play and the top of the range sits far out at the tail rather than anywhere near the typical session. Return to player is quoted at 96.12%, comfortably inside the band most studios settle on, which means the aggression lives in the shape of the paytable rather than in any shortfall of overall return.
Stakes cover 0.10 to 50 per spin. That is a broad enough spread for low-stake play without pushing the upper limit into the territory some newer releases reach, and it fits a game whose appeal rests on the size of the ceiling rather than on the size of the bet needed to chase it. Released on 22 September 2026, Hexwood arrives as one of the more recent additions to the catalogue, and its positioning is clear enough: a witchcraft-and-woodland horror slot built on a modest grid with an immodest maximum, aimed at players who prefer a long, thin distribution to a steady one. The atmosphere does a great deal of the work here, and the visual design is strong enough that the familiar Halloween furniture of bats, black cats and moonlight reads as considered rather than generic. Against the twenty-line frame, that consistency of mood is what separates it from the many other slots mining the same seasonal territory, and the grid's simplicity leaves the art with nowhere to hide.
Where streamers hunt Hexwood
Casinos where Hexwood shows up most in bonus hunts tracked on CasinoHub.
Hexwood — common questions
What is the RTP of Hexwood?
Hexwood has a return to player of 96.12%, as published by Oryx. RTP is a long-run average across millions of spins, not a guide to any single session.
Is Hexwood high volatility?
Hexwood is a high volatility slot. Wins land less often but pay more when they do, which is what makes it a common bonus hunt pick — and what makes the swings wide.
What is the maximum win on Hexwood?
The maximum win is x50000.00 your stake. Reaching it is rare by design — treat it as the ceiling of the maths, not an expectation.
Can I track Hexwood in a bonus hunt?
Yes. Hexwood is in the CasinoHub slot database, so it can be added to a hunt by name, and the tracker carries its figures into your break-even and required-multiplier maths automatically.
