Diner Dogs

Diner Dogs is a Wicked Games cluster slot released on August 13, 2026. It plays on a 6×6 grid with no paylines, and a crew of crooks in a Las Vegas diner supplies the characters. The splash screen shows a 20,000x max win with all five volatility icons lit, which matches the 5 out of 5 rating on the official page. The default RTP there is 96.1% and bets run from 0.10 to 200.

Rolling Cascades

Five or more matching symbols make a win. Symbols come in two groups, characters and items (a lighter, a key, a gun, a stack of banknotes, dice). The page explains that a win with a character turns every matching character on the grid into a Mystery Symbol, while an item win simply clears the matching items. New symbols then drop in and the sequence repeats. The page calls a related mechanic Clear the Table, where matching item symbols remove the other symbols so that further cascades and larger clusters become possible. The demo paytable lists cluster sizes from 9 up to 35 to 36 symbols. For the top character (the dark-haired man in the yellow frame) the entries read 5.00 for 9, 100.00 for 20 to 24, and 5,000.00 for 35 or 36 at a 1.00 bet.

The Master Plan

Free spins begin with a ringing phone and a hand-drawn heist plan. The splash screen says three scatters give 10 free spins, while the buy menu text says four, and the official page also says four scatters give 10 Super Free Spins. This review treats the splash text as unresolved. The plan screen lists the wild rules:

• Natural Wilds carry 5x and leave Golden Frames.
• Mystery Wilds carry 2x or 3x and leave Silver Frames.
• Wilds in the same win multiply together, with 2x, 3x and 5x giving 30x.
• Mystery Symbols on a frame reveal as Multiplier Wilds.

Buy menu

Everything below uses the 1.00 bet shown on screen. Two boosters cost 3x and 9x. The 3x icon shows banknotes with an up arrow, and the 9x icon shows a question mark turning into a wild. The demo does not give text for either. Four bonus buys follow:

• 90x
• 150x, with multiplier badges of x3, x4 and x5 on the icon
• 270x, named The Master Plan
• 750x

Only the 270x option shows a description, so the other three are listed by price alone.

One bought round on the demo

The Master Plan was bought for 270.00 and the 10 spins ended with 526.70, which is a little under twice the buy price. Mid-round, a cluster of purple-haired characters paid 500.00 with one symbol in a gold frame, and the running total was 510.70 with 3 spins left. A full-screen All In banner for 503.50 followed, then the final total. A single round says little about the long run, and with the top volatility rating a good share of bought rounds can be expected to return less than the price.

Casinos may run lower RTP versions than 96.1%, so the info screen at the site in use is the final word. The page does not list a hit rate or lines figure, since none apply to a cluster game.