Frank’s Farm Slot Review

Frank’s Farm replaces fixed lines with an anywhere-pay grid, then gives its multipliers two different bonus jobs. In the base game, matching symbols can disappear and tumble into another arrangement while Market Multipliers affect wins on the grid. Order Rush asks the player to collect requested symbol types and improve the minimum multiplier value; Diner Dash instead introduces a stationary collector that stores the value of wins until the round ends.

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Frank’s Farm at a glance

Provider	Hacksaw Gaming
Genre / theme	Animals
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	6 reels × 6 rows
Reference RTP	96.31%
Volatility	Medium; 3 / 5
Payout mechanic	Pay Anywhere; 8–15+ matching symbols
Maximum win	5,000× the bet
Release date	26 January 2023
Main features	Wins tumble across an anywhere-pay grid; Market Multipliers multiply one another when several are present. Order Rush uses symbol orders to raise their minimum value, while Diner Dash freezes an accumulator that collects wins for the feature's end.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Anywhere wins and the multiplier board

The game uses a 6×6 layout and Pay Anywhere scoring: matching symbols need not trace a payline. SlotCatalog reports that the number required depends on symbol and prize tier, with wins beginning at eight symbols and reaching a 15-plus category. Winning symbols are removed, then symbols drop into the gaps; the sequence repeats while another win forms. No fixed ways count is described.

Market Multipliers range from 2× through 10×. More than one on the grid multiply together before affecting a win. Placement and timing matter: a multiplier must be present for the win it affects, and cannot create a matching-symbol award by itself. SlotCatalog reports no Wilds, so the symbol-count condition remains central.

Order Rush collects; Diner Dash accumulates

Three free-spin symbols in one tumble sequence start Order Rush with ten spins. Additional free-spin symbols can add spins, and the feature displays orders above the grid. An order requests one to three symbol types; SlotCatalog reports that each type needs a collection threshold between 10 and 24 symbols, with later orders becoming more difficult. In-demand symbols count even when they are not part of a win. Completing an order raises the minimum Market Multiplier value by one level. The bonus therefore connects collection to the multiplier range: symbols collected for the order improve later multiplier floors, while matching wins still determine the tumble chain.

Four free-spin symbols trigger Diner Dash, also with ten initial spins. Its Diner symbol stays fixed once it lands and accumulates the value of all wins during the feature. At the end, the stored amount is paid in addition to regular winnings. Unlike Order Rush, Diner Dash does not use symbol requests to raise multiplier floors; its central task is to get the collector into play and then build value while the feature continues. The two bonus routes consequently reward different board developments, even though both retain the game’s tumbling foundation. The source does not state how often the Diner symbol appears or the probability of completing successive orders.

Settings and sensible expectations

SlotCatalog lists RTP settings of 96.31%, 94.36%, 92.35% and 88.25%, medium volatility at 3/5, a 5,000× maximum and a 26 January 2023 release. Hacksaw has no individual detail page for this title, so these data and feature descriptions come from the international listing. Check the operator’s RTP. The source gives no probabilities for multipliers, orders, Diner symbols or bonus triggers; the ceiling is not an average result.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

The two bonuses clearly separate multiplier progression from win accumulation, while Pay Anywhere scoring and Tumbles keep each symbol group easy to track.

Weaknesses

The collector and higher Market Multiplier values depend on events whose probabilities are unpublished, and an anywhere win still needs the required symbol count before a tumble can continue.

Our Editor’s View

Frank’s Farm is more than a pastoral skin over generic free spins because its bonuses change the purpose of symbols. Order Rush turns requested icons into multiplier progression; Diner Dash banks wins around a fixed collector. Base-game multipliers combine multiplicatively, lifting the ceiling while making several suitable values important. Missing event frequencies explain possibility better than pace. Readers comparing farm-themed games can visit Country Farming; those seeking stable line payouts should note the symbol threshold and 3/5 volatility.