Games at Razed: eight titles explained
This page sorts the eight games highlighted in the Razed selection: six reel and grid slots, one slot without confirmed figures and one crash game with no reels at all. Each title has its own page explaining the layout, the special features and which details to read in the game's info menu before your first stake. We only use provider, RTP and max-win figures when provider or specialist sources agree — otherwise we leave the number out.
Side-by-side comparison
| Game | Type | Provider | Volatility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Book of Dead | Reel slot | Play'n GO | high |
| Chicken Train | Crash game | 100HP Gaming | set by 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 defines each game
- Book of Dead: Expanding symbol in free spins, 10 adjustable lines.
- Chicken Train: No reels: the multiplier rises each step, cash out any time.
- Dead Or Deader: Key figures left open on purpose — check the in-game info menu.
- Duck Hunters: Happy Hour: Scatter pays and cascades instead of paylines.
- Fire in the Hole 3: Grid grows to 46,656 ways, Wild Mining, xSplit.
- Fire Joker 100: Compact 3x3 grid, respins and a bonus wheel.
- Mental 2: Multiplier wilds and xSplit, highest max win in the selection.
- Wild Bandito: 1,024 ways with cascades and a rising multiplier.
Sorted by how they play
Clear rules, medium volatility
Fire Joker 100 is the simplest title here: three reels, five lines. Wild Bandito has more going on, but its cascades and rising multiplier stay easy to follow. Both are rated medium volatility — hits come more often and tend to be smaller.
Classic, with big swings
Book of Dead keeps the base game quiet and puts nearly all of its potential into a free-spins round with an expanding symbol. Easy to understand, but it needs patience because larger wins are rare.
Extreme and layered
The three Nolimit City titles — Mental 2, Fire in the Hole 3 and Duck Hunters: Happy Hour — are rated extreme. They stack mechanics such as growing rows, cascades and multiplier wilds; the maximum wins are high and so are the dry spells. We don't rank Dead Or Deader, as its figures could not be confirmed.
Decisions instead of reels
Chicken Train is a crash game: you pick a difficulty mode and decide after each step whether to bank the current multiplier. You set the volatility yourself — and carry the responsibility for stopping.
Reading RTP and volatility correctly
RTP is a theoretical average across a very large number of rounds. A 96% figure doesn't mean a session returns ₹96 from a stake of ₹100; individual sessions can land far above or below. Many providers also ship slots in several configurations and the operator picks one. That's why every game page here points you to the info menu — only it shows the version you are actually playing.
Volatility describes how much results swing. Medium-volatility games pay small amounts more often; extreme ones concentrate returns in rare, large events. For your budget, that label often matters more than a tenth of a percent of RTP.
The legal position in India
A game from a well-known studio tells you nothing about the operator's legal position in India. Since 1 May 2026 the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 (Act No. 32 of 2025) prohibits all online money games, whether based on skill or chance. Only e-sports and social or educational games are permitted, overseen by the Online Gaming Authority of India under MeitY.
No licence for real-money online gaming exists or can be obtained in India, so there is no Indian whitelist to search and no Indian gambling supervisor to turn to. The Act states it applies to services operated from outside India but accessible to users in India; investigations fall to state and union territory cyber cells, and blocking to MeitY.
What the game selection is made of
The eight titles here are a selection, not the full catalogue. An operator's lobby is usually split into slots, a live casino with real dealers on camera, software table games and fast formats such as crash games. Which categories and how many titles an operator actually carries changes constantly, so we don't quote a total.
The games themselves come from studios, not from the casino. That's why a title works the same way across operators — except for the RTP configuration, which the operator can choose.
Providers in this selection
The confirmed titles come from four providers: Play'n GO (Book of Dead, Fire Joker 100), Nolimit City (Mental 2, Fire in the Hole 3, Duck Hunters: Happy Hour), PG Soft (Wild Bandito) and 100HP Gaming (Chicken Train). You'll find a game's provider on its loading screen and in its rules — for Dead Or Deader, check it there.
FAQ
Which games does this guide cover?
Where do provider and RTP figures come from?
How can players in India check the legal position of Razed?
Which game suits calmer sessions?
Browse by category: Slots · Live casino · Table games. The category pages explain how the formats differ.
Related guides
All guides in this section
- Book of Dead on Razed: grid, features and the rules screen
- Chicken Train on Razed: how it is built and the info panel
- Dead Or Deader on Razed: format, features and rules panel
- Duck Hunters: Happy Hour on Razed: mechanics and rules
- Fire in the Hole 3 at Razed: grid, mechanics, info panel
- Fire Joker 100 at Razed: grid, features and the info panel
- Mental 2 on Razed: grid, mechanics and the rules panel
- Wild Bandito on Razed: grid, features and the info panel