Razed games: eight titles to explore

Ready to find your next game? Here are eight highlights from the Razed selection, grouped by style: six reel and grid slots, one slot whose figures remain unconfirmed and a crash game that skips reels altogether. Every title links to its own page, where you can learn the layout, get to know the special features and see what to look up in the info menu before your opening stake. Provider, RTP and max-win figures appear only when provider or specialist sources line up; if they don't, the number stays out.

Book of Dead

Chicken Train

Dead Or Deader

Duck Hunters: Happy Hour

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Side-by-side comparison

Game	Type	Provider	Volatility
Book of Dead	Reel slot	Play'n GO	high
Chicken Train	Crash game	100HP Gaming	depends on the mode
Dead Or Deader	Slot	not confirmed	not confirmed
Duck Hunters: Happy Hour	Grid slot	Nolimit City	extreme
Fire in the Hole 3	Reel slot	Nolimit City	extreme
Fire Joker 100	Reel slot	Play'n GO	medium
Mental 2	Reel slot	Nolimit City	extreme
Wild Bandito	Reel slot	PG Soft	medium

What makes each game stand out

Book of Dead: 10 adjustable lines, with a symbol that expands during free spins.
Chicken Train: Forget the reels: every step lifts the multiplier, and you can cash out whenever you like.
Dead Or Deader: Main figures deliberately not listed here, so open the in-game info menu to see them.
Duck Hunters: Happy Hour: Paylines give way to cascades and scatter pays.
Fire in the Hole 3: Wild Mining, xSplit and a grid that expands to 46,656 ways.
Fire Joker 100: A tidy 3x3 grid with respins and a bonus wheel.
Mental 2: The top max win of the selection, plus xSplit and multiplier wilds.
Wild Bandito: Cascades and a climbing multiplier across 1,024 ways.

Pick by playing style

Straightforward rules, medium volatility

For pure simplicity, start with Fire Joker 100, which runs on three reels and five lines. Wild Bandito adds more action, yet its cascades and climbing multiplier are easy to track. Each carries a medium volatility rating, so expect smaller wins at a more regular pace.

A classic with dramatic swings

The thrill of Book of Dead builds toward its free-spins round, where an expanding symbol holds almost all of the potential while the base game stays calm. You can pick it up quickly, though bigger wins take patience because they rarely land.

Extreme, with plenty of layers

Looking for intensity? Nolimit City supplies three extreme-rated titles: Mental 2, Fire in the Hole 3 and Duck Hunters: Happy Hour. Expanding rows, cascades and multiplier wilds pile on top of one another, bringing big top wins alongside long quiet stretches. Dead Or Deader stays unranked because its figures remain unconfirmed.

Your choices drive the action

With Chicken Train, a crash game, you choose a difficulty mode and then decide at every step whether to lock in the multiplier on offer. Volatility is in your hands, and so is the moment you stop.

Making sense of RTP and volatility

Think of RTP as a theoretical average over a huge number of rounds. Seeing 96% on a game doesn't mean C$100 will come back as C$96 in one sitting, since any session can finish well above or below that. Plenty of slots also come in several configurations, with the operator choosing which one to run. For that reason, each game page sends you to the info menu, the one place that reveals the exact version in front of you.

Volatility tells you how widely results can move. Expect modest, more regular payouts from medium-volatility games, while extreme titles save their returns for rare, large moments. When planning your budget, this rating can matter more than a tenth of a percent of RTP.

A quick Canadian check before you play

A famous studio name won't reveal whether an operator is permitted in Canada. Here, the provinces regulate gambling under s.207 of the Criminal Code. Ontario opened its regulated iGaming market on 4 Apr 2022 and requires operators to be registered by the AGCO (Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario) and contracted with iGaming Ontario. Alberta's legal operators are those registered under the iGaming Alberta Act 2025. Elsewhere, the only legal online sites are run by provincial lottery corporations, BCLC PlayNow and Loto-Québec among them.

Those protections don't extend to an operator without a provincial licence. No Canadian province treats a Curaçao, Anjouan or MGA licence as authorisation, BetGuard's centralised self-exclusion for Ontario doesn't cover such a site, and no provincial regulator is available to approach. Ahead of your first deposit, look up the operator in iGaming Ontario's directory of regulated operators at igamingontario.ca, then match the company name against the details on the site. The list alone can tell you whether the operator behind Razed appears on the day you visit.

What's in the game mix

Consider these eight titles a starting point rather than the entire catalogue. Operators typically divide their lobbies into slots, live casino tables with real dealers on camera, software table games and quick formats like crash games. Both the categories on offer and the number of titles shift all the time, so no total is quoted here.

Studios, rather than casinos, create the games. As a result, a title plays the same from one operator to the next, with one exception: the operator may select its RTP configuration.

The studios behind these games

Four providers stand behind the confirmed titles: Play'n GO with Book of Dead and Fire Joker 100, Nolimit City with Mental 2, Fire in the Hole 3 and Duck Hunters: Happy Hour, PG Soft with Wild Bandito, and 100HP Gaming with Chicken Train. Each game names its provider on the loading screen and in the rules, which is also where to look for Dead Or Deader.

FAQ

Which games are covered here?

You will find eight Razed titles: Book of Dead, Chicken Train, Dead Or Deader, Duck Hunters: Happy Hour, Fire in the Hole 3, Fire Joker 100, Mental 2 and Wild Bandito. A dedicated page for each one walks through the layout, the features and the details to look up in the info menu.

What are the provider and RTP figures based on?

They are based on published provider and specialist sources, and appear only where those sources match. When they do not, as with Dead Or Deader, no numbers are given. The info menu of the version you open always has the final say.

How can Canadian players find out who licenses the operator behind Razed?

The answer lies with the operator rather than the game. Ontario permits only sites registered by the AGCO and contracted with iGaming Ontario, and no Canadian province accepts a Curaçao, Anjouan or MGA licence as authorisation. To see whether the operator behind Razed appears, look in iGaming Ontario's directory of regulated operators at igamingontario.ca, because we cannot promise the result either way.

Which game works best for a more relaxed session?

Try Fire Joker 100 or Wild Bandito, both rated medium volatility. Mental 2, Fire in the Hole 3 and Duck Hunters: Happy Hour carry an extreme rating and move far more sharply.

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