Junkyard Kings 2: Bullshark’s Raccoon King Returns on a 7×7 Cluster Throne

Junkyard Kings 2: Bullshark’s Raccoon King Returns on a 7×7 Cluster Throne

Junkyard Kings 2 is Bullshark Games under the Hacksaw Gaming umbrella — a 7×7 cluster sequel where five or more touching symbols pay, cascades clear space, cell multipliers climb as positions see repeat wins, and wild flavours now include Booster Wilds that add up to +10× or ×2 to marked cells in third-party rules, replacing the original’s Doubling Wild identity.

If you already grind Chaos Crew for attitude or Peek & Pounce for lighter Hacksaw-family reads, Junkyard Kings 2 is grid-native junkyard cosplay — medium/high volatility in reviews, 20,000× ceiling in marketing, and two distinct free-spin modes versus the first game’s single bonus ladder in public comparisons.

MonkeyTilt's on-game numbers for this build: 96.3% RTP, 3.71% house edge, volatility of 2/5.

Walking wilds, trails, and the Booster Wild’s new contract

Walking Wilds still roam two to ten steps in third-party documentation, leaving wild trails behind; Booster Wilds now push cell multipliers instead of only doubling one tile — the yard feels busier on good spins and meaner on dead ones.

Free spins — two bonuses, persistent walker in the deep mode

Retail copy references two bonus games with escalating guarantees — including a permanent walking wild in the heavier mode — exact scatter ladders and spin counts live in Help. Treat Extreme buys like surgery, not mood repair.

Who belongs in the scrap heap

Junkyard Kings 2 suits players who want cluster cascades, progressive cell power, and wild trail theatre without leaving the Hacksaw distribution lane. It punishes feature buys after loss spirals — 20,000× is marketing weather, not next-spin forecast.

When the raccoon king finally approves a Booster stack across a walking trail, Junkyard Kings 2 earns the sequel tag — sharper junk, 20,000× ceiling in sheets, same old discipline: read RTP before you buy the yard.