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About Hurricane Games
Hurricane Games is a small slot studio with a focused output. We currently hold 16 of their games, with releases spanning from September 2020 to November 2023. That is not a large catalogue, and it is best treated as a compact one rather than a prolific operation.
The name gives a fair steer on what to expect. The titles suggest a studio that likes loud, action-led themes: fishing in the Wild Wild Bass series and Wild Bounty, treasure hunting in Lost Riches Of El Dorado and The Legend Of Hercules, and safari wildlife in Serengeti Wilds. The recurring words “wild” and “blaster” across several titles point to wild-symbol and multiplier mechanics as house favourites, though that is inferred from naming rather than confirmed.
Mathematically, the games we hold figures for sit in an RTP range of 93.98% to 96.20%, with volatility rated High or Mid-High across the board. In other words, this is a studio built around riskier, spikier gameplay rather than low-stakes grinding. Recent output such as Wild Wild Bass 3 (November 2023) shows the fishing series remains the centre of gravity in the catalogue.
FAQs about Hurricane Games
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How many Hurricane Games slots does FruitySlots hold?
We hold 16 Hurricane Games titles, ranging from releases in September 2020 through to Wild Wild Bass 3 in November 2023. You can browse the full list of game pages on this studio page. -
What is the RTP and volatility of Hurricane Games slots?
Across the games we hold maths for, RTP runs from 93.98% to 96.20%. Volatility is rated High or Mid-High on everything we hold, so expect less frequent but potentially larger wins relative to lower-volatility slots. Check the individual game pages for figures on specific titles. -
What kind of games does Hurricane Games make?
Their catalogue leans on action and adventure themes: bass fishing (Wild Wild Bass and its sequels), lost treasure (Lost Riches Of El Dorado, The Legend Of Hercules), wildlife (Serengeti Wilds, Apes Of Doom) and fruit-and-joker classics such as Ultra Joker. The frequent use of “wild” in titles suggests wild-symbol features are a recurring mechanic, though this is inferred from naming rather than confirmed.