Joker's Clash

Joker's Clash, often typed as Jokers Clash, is the traditional half of the pair InOut released on 4 August 2026. Royal Drop went after the mobile block-blast crowd; this is a three-reel fruit slot with a grinning jester and a coin-collecting engine underneath. It has five fixed lines, four jackpots up to 1000x, a 96% RTP and a Bonus Game in which sticky Collect Jokers take every coin that lands. We bought its 150x Super Bonus on camera in InOut’s own free demo, which opens without any registration, and the round is further down.

Nine cells, five lines, coins on the outer reels

Spin, and a three-by-three window of fruit rolls past: oranges, lemons, plums, grapes and watermelons, then bells, BAR and a golden Wild mask at the top of the paytable. The Joker grips the gold reel frame and leers over it, with the four jackpot banners hanging above his head. Only reels one and three take Bonus Coins, worth 1x to 15x the bet, an early sign that the fruit is decoration and the coins carry the money.

Provider	InOut Games
Game type	Classic slot with collect respins
RTP	96%
Layout	3 reels, 3 rows, 5 fixed lines
Jackpots	Mini 25x to Grand 1000x
Bonus game	Respins that reset to 3
Bonus Buy	75x - Super Bonus 150x
Fairness	Certified RNG, provably fair
Released	4 August 2026
Platforms	HTML5 - desktop, iOS, Android

Payouts read left to right over five fixed lines, the three rows plus both diagonals, and each line pays only its highest win. The scale is small on purpose: three Wilds return 30x the line stake, bells 20x, BAR 15x, watermelon and grapes 8x, and the small fruit 2x.

The line maths held up in play. Oranges and watermelons connected on two lines in the same spin and paid 10x the bet, $1,000 at our $100 stake.

What the How to play pages confirm

Everything above comes from the in-game How to play pages rather than a press sheet. One page draws the five line patterns. Another lists the symbols and pins Bonus Coins to reels one and three, with face values from 1x, 2x and 3x through 5x and 7x up to 10x and 15x, leaving the centre reel to the Joker.

There are no zig-zag lines to puzzle over. Top, middle and bottom rows plus the two diagonals mean you can read a win before the counter finishes.

The red-and-black head that collects every coin

The Collect Joker drives the slot. Whenever it appears with at least one Bonus Coin anywhere on the screen, the Collect Feature fires: every visible coin value is added up and paid, in the base game and in the bonus. The loading screen says it in one line, that the Collect Joker collects all Coins on the screen, and that line covers most of the strategy. Fruit lines pay small change, while a Joker next to a 15x coin pays a real win.

The base game has a helper as well, the Pile of Gold. When a Bonus Coin lands in the main game it can randomly shower extra Bonus Coins and Collect Jokers onto the reels. That gives an unplanned shot at the Collect Feature, or at the Bonus Game if the pieces fall in the right places.

Sticky Jokers and cells that remember

The Bonus Game starts when a Collect Joker on the centre reel lands together with Bonus Coins on both outer reels. The fruit leaves the reels, and only Bonus Coins, Collect Jokers and Joker's Multipliers spin in this mode. Collect Jokers land on the centre reel only and stay there until the round ends. You start with three respins and any new symbol resets the counter to three, the same stubborn engine as the Hold & Win in Chicken Coin. It ends when no respins are left or all nine positions are full.

Joker's Multipliers set this slot apart from other collect games. A multiplier symbol pays nothing when it lands. It turns its cell into a permanent x2 and vanishes, and another one on the same cell raises that multiplier by one. Any Bonus Coin that later drops onto a multiplied cell is multiplied before the Jokers collect it, so the board gets stronger as the round goes on, and late respins in a good bonus are worth several early ones.

Jackpot coins, and the $1,650 Mini

In both modes a Bonus Coin can carry a jackpot in place of a number. There are four names on them: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand, worth 25x, 50x, 150x and 1000x the bet in that order. Joker Pyre, InOut’s other jester slot, uses the identical set. The banners above the reels convert them to cash at the current stake, so at $100 a spin the Grand reads a flat $100,000. A Mini landed mid-bonus in our filmed round and was collected like any other coin value, by whichever Jokers were on the board.

75 bets or 150 bets: what a second Joker is worth

The red BUY BONUS panel sells two tiers. For 75 bets the Bonus Game starts with one or more Collect Jokers on the board. For 150 bets the Super Bonus opens with at least two Collect symbols and high cell multipliers already set. Since every Joker collects every coin, two Jokers count each coin twice, and pre-charged cells enlarge the coins before they are collected. The price doubles, and so does the collecting.

88 seconds of a $9,900 Super Bonus

We bought the Super Bonus at a $66 stake, $9,900 for the round, and filmed all 88 seconds. Watch the two starting Jokers grow in step as coins drop onto multiplied cells and the respin dots snap back to three. Late on, a third Joker pushes onto the centre reel just in time to catch a Mini jackpot.

The final screen read $14,717.99. The two original Jokers each collected $6,534 (identical totals, because every Joker collects the same coins) and the late third Joker added the $1,650 Mini, exactly 25x at our stake. Those three amounts match the tally to within a cent. Against the $9,900 price the round returned 223x the bet, roughly 1.5 times what we paid. Without the third Joker it would have paid $13,068 and the margin would have been thin.

96% RTP on a top-heavy frame

The official page lists a 96% RTP, level with Royal Drop and Joker Pyre and above the fruit slot Fruit Love Fever. Max win, volatility and real-money bet limits were not published at launch, and we will not guess them. The structure still says a lot: tiny line pays, a coin engine locked behind one three-symbol alignment, and a 1000x Grand riding on single coins add up to a high-variance slot in all but name.

Our $9,900 purchase, like every figure on this page, was played from the demo’s $1,000,000 virtual balance. The provably fair check for those rounds sits in this menu.

Joker's Clash on a phone, without an APK

Searching “Jokers Clash APK” turns up files InOut did not make: the studio released the game for browsers only, and launch week is when copies like that start circulating. On a phone the demo above is the whole game, and the spin button doubles as HOLD FOR TURBO, which suits a thumb better than tapping every spin. On a desktop the spacebar spins instead.

Plain fruit on top, a clever collect engine underneath

Of InOut’s two 4 August releases this is the more conservative one, and the better engineered under the surface. The fruit-machine shell is deliberately plain, but the collect engine rewards attention: each coin pays once per Joker on the board, cells keep their multipliers, and the Super Bonus front-loads both. Fans of the jackpot chase in Joker Pyre or the respin grind of Chicken Coin will find the two joined here. Our filmed round paid 1.5 times the buy-in, and it needed the third Joker’s late arrival to get there.

Joker's Clash questions, answered from our round