Safari Chase Hit ‘n’ Roll Slot Review

Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll Slot Overview

When I fired up Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll for the first time, it felt like catching up with an old friend that has grown teeth. Kalamba Games keeps the 5x4 grid and 1,024 ways, so the basic flow is familiar. The African safari theme frames everything, while the Hit 'n' Roll mechanic sits at the centre of the action and drives the bigger moments.

The headline change in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll is the jump in potential from the first Safari Chase slot. The original topped out around 5,000 times stake, whereas this version pushes all the way up to a huge 50,000 times bet. That scale suits the hit frequency and gives the bonus wheel, cashpots and enhanced free spins something real to play for.

Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll also uses RTP ranges, with figures like 88, 91, 93, 95 and 96 per cent quoted, and some profiles reaching about 96.84 per cent before HyperBonus. That means I always check the info screen first. Stake levels are flexible from 0.25 a spin upwards, autoplay and turbo spin are there, so it is easy to settle into longer sessions.

Theme & Graphics in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll

The theme work in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll is strong, even compared with the first game. The reels sit over a bright savannah oasis with flat acacia trees, water and rich vegetation, and the cartoon animals have enough character to keep the screen lively. Animations flare up on wins and during the feature, and the soundtrack adds percussion and ambient wildlife that keeps the safari mood rolling.

Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll RTP, Volatility and Max Win

On paper Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll can look a little confusing from an RTP point of view. Kalamba lists several return settings, including 88, 91, 93, 95 and 96 per cent, while some sources quote 96.84 per cent as a higher profile. When HyperBonus is in play, the free spins wheel can edge that figure towards about 97.34 per cent, with the cash wheel slightly lower.

As a player what I feel far more is the volatility. Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll is a high variance slot, so small hits can be thin on the ground, but the game always hints at that 50,000 times bet ceiling. Bets usually start at 0.25 a spin and in most versions rise to about 37.50, with some setups stretching towards 60 for those who want bigger exposure.

Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll Symbols and Paytable

Symbol wise Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll sticks close to the first game. Low pays are A to 9 royals, while the premiums are zebras, giraffes, crocodiles, elephants and the lion at the top. Premiums pay from two of a kind, which helps during dry spells. There is a wild symbol showing a shield and spears that can land on any reel and substitute for standard icons to complete wins.

From the paytable you can see that five of a kind low royals pay between half and one times stake, while animal premiums go from around two to four times bet, with the lion topping out at four times for five. Bonus trigger symbols act as scatters for the Hit 'n' Roll feature, and during free spins water drop bonus icons join the set for the accumulation meter.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	2	x0.32
	5	x2.4
	4	x1
	3	x0.48
	2	x0.2
	5	x2.4
	4	x1
	3	x0.48
	2	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.28
	2	x0.08
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.28
	2	x0.08
	5	x1
	4	x0.48
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.48
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.48
	4	x0.28
	3	x0.08
	5	x0.48
	4	x0.28
	3	x0.08
	5	x0.48
	4	x0.28
	3	x0.08
	5	x0.48
	4	x0.28
	3	x0.08
	Scatter
	Wild

Bonus Features in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll

In Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll the main event is that Hit 'n' Roll mechanic. Land three or more bonus symbols anywhere and you get an instant cash prize of one, five or ten times stake for three, four or five icons, then the bonus wheel appears. One spin of that wheel awards either a batch of free spins, a cashpot prize or a flat cash award tied to your current bet.

Above the reels sit six cashpots, each linked to a meter that rises as base game spins play out. In my sessions this meter gave a nice sense of progression, with values creeping up until the wheel finally landed on a cashpot segment and paid. A five times multiplier cap applies to cashpots and when you hit one its meter resets to the starting level ready to climb again.

When the wheel hands out free spins in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll, things can step up sharply. You get at least a small batch to start, and the free spin meter that builds during the base game can push that as high as twenty five. Four free spin modes exist, with a global multiplier of one, two, three or five times applied to every win in the round. During those spins, water drop symbols feed an accumulation track. Hitting four, eight, thirteen and eighteen of them in total upgrades elephants, crocodiles, giraffes and zebras into extra lions while adding two more spins at each stage, and every extra set of five drops after the trail finishes awards a further pair of spins, so the whole screen can turn very lion heavy by the end.

HyperBonus Option in Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll

If you prefer not to wait for the wheel, Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll includes Kalamba's HyperBonus buy feature. One option costs about forty two times stake and spins a wheel that only contains free spin and cash prize segments, with up to twenty five spins and a random multiplier. The second option costs roughly 91.2 times bet and focuses purely on cash prizes and cashpots up to 50,000 times.

Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll Slot Review Summary

For me Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll takes everything that worked in the first Safari Chase and makes it far more dangerous. The basic 5x4, 1,024 ways engine stays accessible, but the added meters, bigger cashpots and improved symbol upgrades give the game real teeth. On a good day the combination of global multipliers and stacked lions makes those high potential figures feel achievable rather than just theoretical.

The flipside is the high variance and the way RTP ranges work. If you jump into Safari Chase Hit 'n' Roll on a low setting, long dry spells can sting even more, so I always check the profile and treat it as a marathon slot. When you hit the right free spin mode with a fat meter though, this safari style game can deliver sessions that stay with you for a while.

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