A third release from the Hacksaw-backed newcomer
Good Times Studios, the studio that launched in 2025 on Hacksaw Gaming’s infrastructure, has put out its third game. Wot’s Cluck’in Down on the Farm is listed for 14 October 2026 and arrives after Avalanche and Vatica: Voice of Lost Souls.
The headline specification, per Bigwinboard’s review, is an unusual pairing: a 27.51% hit frequency alongside a 15,000x maximum win. Games reaching that kind of ceiling normally pay for it with long dry spells. This one claims to return something on roughly one spin in four.
It is a 7x7 cluster-pays grid — wins need at least five matching symbols connected horizontally or vertically — with a default RTP of 96.26% and stakes from €0.10 to €100 in the reviewed build.
What the studio has built into it
The base game runs on the Cheeky Chicken Machine, which turns collected Coin symbols into Feature Eggs. Five colours do five different jobs: instant payouts of 5x–10x, destroying adjacent symbols, clearing a row or column, adding 2–10 Wilds, or applying a x2–x5 multiplier to the spin’s total.
Free spins are where the maths escalates. Three, four or five Scatters award 10, 12 or 15 spins with no retriggers, and Golden Eggs act as multiplier Wilds that double with every winning contribution, climbing to x1,024. A Piggy Bank collects Golden Eggs that land on non-winning spins and releases a bonus one on the final spin — a neat touch that gives dead spins a purpose.
A separate Max Win Wheel can trigger at random with fixed prizes up to the full 15,000x. Bigwinboard’s reviewer criticised it as disconnected from the cluster mechanics, and scored the game 6 out of 10, calling the farm theme weak while praising the depth of the feature set.
What it means for UK players
Two practical caveats.
First, the game ships with four feature-buy modes — 3x BonusHunt FeatureSpins, 50x Cheeky Coin Chase, 100x Golden Eggs Drop Frenzy and 250x Loot Box. Feature buys are restricted for players in Great Britain, so UK-facing builds normally arrive without them.
Second, availability. No UKGC-licensed casino we cover carries the game at the time of writing. Good Times Studios distributes through Hacksaw Gaming’s infrastructure, which is widely present at licensed operators, so this may change — but the same wait has applied to Avalanche since April.
Our full breakdown of the specifications, features and caveats is in the Wot’s Cluck’in Down on the Farm review. Studio background sits on the Good Times Studios page.
We have not played the game ourselves. Everything above is sourced from Bigwinboard’s review and attributed accordingly.
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