Hacksaw Gaming Drops Power of Ten With Sleek Style and Explosive Potential

Hacksaw Gaming has taken a sharp turn with its latest release, Power of Ten, and it’s not the kind you’d expect.

Known for loud, chaotic slots packed with aggressive mechanics, the studio has gone in the opposite direction this time. Power of Ten trades noise for control, stepping into a darker, more refined space that feels closer to a high-end casino floor than a neon-fueled frenzy.

But don’t mistake the polished look for a softer experience.

Underneath the sleek presentation sits a high-volatility engine designed to deliver sudden, high-impact moments. The game runs on a 5x5 grid with 19 paylines and a top RTP of 96.23%, but most of the action revolves around one core mechanic: the Power Wheel.

The Power Wheel Takes Center Stage

At the heart of the game is a feature that lives up to its name.

Power Wheels land on the reels and activate after wins are calculated, spinning to reveal prizes ranging from smaller payouts all the way up to the game’s top reward. When multiple wheels appear together, their values combine, creating the potential for rapid escalation in a single spin.

It’s a simple idea, but the execution leans heavily into timing. Instead of frequent wins, Power of Ten builds tension, waiting for the moment when everything lines up.

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Bonus Rounds That Shift the Pace

The game introduces 3 bonus modes, each pushing the Power Wheel mechanic in a different direction.

• Deck of Fortune keeps things familiar but increases the frequency of Power Wheels
• Whopping Wheels slows the pace, locking wheels in place and combining them at the end of the round
• On the House guarantees at least one Power Wheel per spin, removing much of the waiting

For players looking to skip the buildup, Hacksaw has included a full set of FeatureSpins and bonus buy options, including a high-roller mode that puts max-win potential front and center.

A Different Kind of Hacksaw Release

Visually, Power of Ten stands apart from the studio’s usual catalog. The design leans into a darker, more minimal aesthetic, similar to what players saw in The Luxe, with clean symbols, subdued lighting, and a controlled atmosphere.

With high volatility and a top-end potential of 10,000x, the game leans into those moments where everything changes in a single spin. It may not deliver instant gratification, but when the Power Wheels align, it makes its point quickly.

A quieter release on the surface, but one that still hits hard when it counts.