Fist of Destruction Megamultiplier

Fist of Destruction Megamultiplier Adds a 15,000x Knockout Symbol

Fist of Destruction Megamultiplier is the 2026 rematch of Hacksaw Gaming's fighting slot, and the headline change is a single new symbol. Land three Megamultiplier symbols together and the maximum win of 15,000x the bet is paid on the spot. The original from 2024 reached 10,000x, so the ceiling is half as high again, and there is now a way to reach it in one spin from the base game.

A lone Megamultiplier symbol still matters, provided it arrives with scatters.

Four Bonus Rounds Where the Original Had Two

Three FS symbols award Throwdown and four award Ultimate Throwdown, each with 10 free spins, as before. Add one Megamultiplier symbol to either trigger and you get the Megamultiplier version of that round instead. In those two versions every win of the bonus is pooled and then multiplied by a Global Megamultiplier, on top of whatever the Fists did along the way.

The Fists themselves are unchanged. A red or blue Fist expands into a Wild Reel when doing so makes a win, and it picks up multipliers by punching through the other team's Fighters or through Wilds. Multipliers from several reels are summed before they touch the payout. In the standard Throwdown rounds, 3 Victory Points earned this way trigger a respin with guaranteed Fists, and the Ultimate version of that respin brings 4 of them.

• Grid: 5×4
• Paylines: 14
• RTP: 96.23%
• Volatility: High
• Features: Megamultiplier Symbol, Fist Wild Reels, Throwdown Free Spins, Global Megamultiplier, Victory Points

Top-Rated Volatility in the Same 5x4 Ring

The grid is still 5 reels by 4 rows with 14 paylines. Hacksaw rates the volatility 5 out of 5, and the default RTP is 96.23%, a shade under the 96.30% of the first game. Part of the return now sits in the Megamultiplier symbol, an event most sessions will see in pieces: one symbol arriving on a spin that already holds two scatters.

Fighting games have a long tradition of this kind of re-release. Capcom followed Street Fighter II with a Champion Edition and then a Turbo edition, keeping the cast and tuning the numbers, and players argued for years over which was the definitive one. The Fist of Destruction Megamultiplier slot follows that custom closely. Same fighters, same two teams, same fourteen lines, with the scoring pushed up.