Donut Division

Donut Division is a Hacksaw Gaming slot centered on Gooey Gun symbols, Gooey Wilds and multipliers calculated across connected positions. When a Gooey Gun lands, it fires wild symbols to the left along its row before transforming into a Gooey Wild itself.

The other defining mechanic is Bonus Choice. Landing three or four FS scatter symbols together in the base game opens a menu with two possible feature routes. Three scatters provide the regular Warehouse and Stakeout options, while four scatters provide their Super variants.

A Gooey Gun can carry a multiplier of 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x or 100x. Every Gooey Wild fired or created by that gun takes on the same value.

Gooey Wilds substitute for all other paytable symbols. The multiplier values held by connected Gooey Wilds on the same row are added into one value, which is associated with that connected group.

When a multiplier Gooey Wild contributes to a winning payline, its multiplier is applied to the win. If the combination uses multiplier wilds from more than one row, the relevant row values are added before being applied. A connected row multiplier can only be counted once per winning combination.

Three FS symbols landing at the same time let the player choose between Warehouse and Stakeout. Landing four FS symbols instead presents Super Warehouse and Super Stakeout.

The decision changes the format of the feature. Warehouse removes normal paying symbols and focuses on revealing special symbols to assemble a Total Multiplier. Stakeout retains the base-game mechanics while increasing the chance of Gooey Guns and high-value multipliers.

Warehouse begins with three refilling lives. Its grid contains dead symbols, Adding Multiplier symbols, Multiplying Multiplier symbols, Batteries and Light-Switch symbols. Normal paying symbols do not appear.

Two flashlights reveal hidden positions on each spin. Revealing a special symbol activates its effect, refills the lives to three and moves the flashlight to another position without using a Flashlight Charge or a life. A dead symbol switches off the revealing flashlight and consumes one of the two charges.

Once both Flashlight Charges are consumed, another free spin is triggered and one life is used. The bonus ends after all three lives are lost. The left flashlight is restricted to reels 1 to 3, while the right flashlight covers reels 4 to 6, and both lights cannot occupy the same position.

Adding Multipliers can have values of 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x or 100x. Multiplying Multipliers use x2, x3, x4, x5 or x10 values. Revealed multiplier values are collected in the Total Multiplier shown above the grid.

A Battery temporarily expands its flashlight beam into a 3x3 area, revealing and activating every symbol covered by the light. Batteries can only land on reels 2 and 5, within rows 2, 3 or 4. The beam returns to one position after the expanded area has been resolved.

A Light-Switch illuminates the entire current grid, revealing and collecting all symbols before darkness returns for the next spin. When Warehouse ends, the accumulated Total Multiplier is multiplied by the bet amount to calculate the awarded win.

Super Warehouse follows the Warehouse format but strengthens its Adding Multiplier symbols. Every adding value in this variant is guaranteed to be at least 5x.

Stakeout keeps the mechanics used in the base game, with a higher chance of landing Gooey Gun symbols and obtaining high-value multipliers. Additional FS scatters can extend the feature: two FS symbols award two extra free spins, while three award four extra spins.

Super Stakeout adds a persistent row rule. After a Gooey Gun first lands on a row, another Gooey Gun is guaranteed to appear somewhere on that same row during every subsequent spin until the feature ends. Its extra-spin awards remain two spins for two FS symbols and four spins for three FS symbols.

Gooey Gun symbols cannot land on reel 1 in any game mode. They are also absent from Warehouse and Super Warehouse, as those features use the flashlight and Total Multiplier system instead.

FS scatters do not appear in either Warehouse variant. In the base game, an FS symbol and a Gooey Gun cannot appear at the same time. During Stakeout and Super Stakeout, an FS symbol cannot land to the left of a Gooey Gun on the same row.

The demo is useful for following the Gooey Gun calculation step by step. Watch the gun's original value, the wild positions created to its left and how connected values are combined on each affected row. If a winning payline includes multiplier wilds from separate rows, note that those row values are added together.

The bonus branches are worth comparing because they use different forms of progression. Warehouse is governed by flashlight reveals, refilling lives and a final Total Multiplier, while Stakeout continues the core Gooey Gun mechanic. The Super versions add either a minimum 5x value for Adding Multipliers or guaranteed repeat guns on previously activated rows.