Heist Guys 2 Slot Review

Heist Guys 2 has three routes to its bonus content: the State Jar (accumulated via State Symbols), the Bonus Game (triggered by three or more Bonus Symbols), and the Heist Game vault adventure. The Super Wild and Multiplier mechanics are active throughout the base game and carry into bonus play.

Super Wild and Multiplier

The Super Wild acts as a standard substitute but relocates to a new random empty position before each symbol refill — meaning it can contribute to consecutive wins across a session rather than sitting in a fixed position. When a Super Wild is part of any winning combination, the Multiplier symbol activates: the win is multiplied by the current sum of all Multiplier values on the reels, and the Multiplier value then doubles. This creates an escalating structure where early wins in a run build the multiplier for subsequent ones.

State Jar

Landing State Symbols increases the State Jar incrementally. When the jar fills, it awards one of three outcomes: a direct cash win, Bonus Drops, or entry into the Heist Game.

Bonus Game and Super Bonus Drops

Landing three or more Bonus Symbols triggers the Bonus Game. If one or more of the collected Bonus Symbols is a Super Bonus Symbol, the Super Bonus Drops game is triggered in its place, with two Super Wilds guaranteed on the reels.

The Heist Game

The Heist Game sends the Heist Guy characters through a vault map. Three collectible symbols — Key, Dynamite, and Gun — gathered during base game play affect what happens inside the bonus:

Key — If the Heist Guys reach the Bank Door, collected Keys guarantee entry. The Bank Door contains valuable rewards and the path to the Super Safe. Dynamite — If the Bank is opened, collected Dynamite gives access to the Super Safe. The Super Safe carries a chance at the maximum win of 250,000x stake. Gun — If a Heist Guy encounters a guard, a collected Gun removes the guard (Armed mechanic). Without a Gun, the guard can imprison the Heist Guy and stop their progress.

Guards can imprison an active Heist Guy; an imprisoned Heist Guy can be rescued when a remaining ally reaches their room. Outlaws may also roam the map — if a Heist Guy catches an Outlaw, a Standoff is triggered.

ELK had one job with this sequel: justify the second entry. On that test, the feature work is genuine. The Super Wild that moves between spins, the Multiplier that doubles after each contribution, and the expanded Heist Game with outlaws and standoffs — these are not cosmetic additions. ELK has taken the original's adventure structure and built actual mechanical depth around it. The State Jar adds a base game accumulation layer that was absent from Heist Guys 1. I give them that.

The 94% RTP, however, is the same as the original, and for a studio releasing in July 2026 that figure is not competitive. If you are playing at £20 a spin, the gap between this and a 96% game compounds quickly. The features make the session more interesting. They do not change the return rate. If you want value, the RTP says otherwise.

Rating: 6.0