Hacksaw Gaming

Beam Boys Game review

Laser cats create horizontal wild stretches across a six-reel grid, with a separate switch offering Low and Extreme volatility modes.

Beam Boys artwork

Our take

Our take: horizontal laser paths make Beam Boys an accessible contrast to Hacksaw's expanding-reel games. The volatility switch is the more meaningful comparison point: it changes the advertised distribution of results, not whether a particular spin will win.

Read the laser from right to left

Wild Laser Cats can appear on reels two through six. Their beam travels left along the same row, converting covered positions into wilds. A cat's reel position therefore determines the horizontal reach of its effect.

Modes and free spins

The provider describes Low mode as smaller, more frequent wins and Extreme as larger, less frequent wins. Three, four, five, or six FS symbols award five, ten, twenty, or forty free spins respectively. These are feature rules, not promises about a short session.

Reading the numbers

RTP describes a theoretical long-run return, not what an individual session will return. A maximum-win figure is a ceiling, not a likely result. Provider volatility labels are qualitative and are not a standardized score across studios.

The official page checked did not publish RTP values. Mode availability and the active RTP should be checked in the launched game's rules.

Sources & review notes

  1. Hacksaw Gaming — Beam Boys rules

Facts were checked against the linked provider material on October 30, 2026. Our take is editorial interpretation of those rules, not a claim of hands-on testing. Found a discrepancy? Send a correction.