Step Multipliers
Both modes contain nine stages and share four opening values, but their paths diverge at stage five and end at very different maximums.
Step Multipliers overview
Punch It is a 100HP Gaming instant game with nine multiplier stages and four opponents at each active level. Easy follows a steady path to x12.78, while Hard shares the first four values and then accelerates toward x388.36.
Targets can be selected manually or through Auto Punch. After a successful stage, the tracker advances and Withdraw displays the current value. The interface lists 96% RTP and includes a Provably Fair panel.
Stages one through four are shared
Easy and Hard both begin at x1.28, continue to x1.70 and x2.27, and reach x3.03 at stage four. These values occupy the first four positions on the top tracker. Switching the difficulty tab leaves this shared opening intact, making the later curve the primary numerical distinction between the modes.
The tracker uses evenly spaced dots, short progress segments and a multiplier label beneath every point. The current marker begins before stage one, then completed sections turn green. This visual system shows stage position independently from the size of each multiplier.
Easy continues toward x12.78
From stage five, Easy displays x4.04, x5.39, x7.19, x9.58 and x12.78. The increments remain comparatively gradual through the final point. MAX x12.78 appears in the selected Easy tab and matches the ninth tracker value.
The Easy table uses the same nine opponent rows as Hard. No extra stages are added or removed when the mode changes. This allows the two sequences to be compared position by position: the board length remains fixed while the values assigned to stages five through nine change.
Hard rises toward x388.36
Hard replaces the final five Easy values with x6.06, x12.13, x24.27, x97.09 and x388.36. The eighth and ninth values create the largest visible numerical jump in the product. MAX x388.36 is shown in the selected Hard tab and at the far end of the tracker.
Because all nine labels are available on the opening screen, the Hard curve can be read without entering an active round. Once a round begins, the same tracker becomes a progress display. Completed points turn green, the next stage remains ahead, and the opponent row changes as progress moves forward.
Withdraw connects multiplier and bet value
After success, Withdraw displays the current collectible amount rather than only repeating the multiplier. In the recorded Easy state, a 0.25 bet and the x1.28 first stage produce a 0.32 display. The top tracker explains the multiplier position, while the lower green control presents the corresponding value.
The 96% RTP describes the complete mathematical specification, while individual tracker values define stage outcomes inside a round. Punch It also displays the balance, selected bet, Live/My/Top information and Provably Fair access. Together these elements provide context for the current multiplier without crowding the four-opponent selection area.
Punch It at a glance
Step Multipliers questions
Who created Punch It?
Punch It is an instant game from 100HP Gaming.
What type of game is Punch It?
It is a nine-stage step-multiplier game with a boxing theme.
How many opponents appear at each stage?
Each active stage presents four stickman opponents.
What is the RTP?
Punch It lists an RTP of 96%.
What is the Easy mode maximum?
The final Easy multiplier is x12.78.
What is the Hard mode maximum?
The final Hard multiplier is x388.36.
How many multiplier steps are shown?
Both difficulty modes display nine steps.
Can a target be selected manually?
Yes. One of the four opponents can be selected directly.
What is Auto Punch?
Auto Punch lets the interface select the target for the current stage.
When does Withdraw become available?
A Withdraw value appears after a successful stage.
What does the top tracker display?
It shows the nine multiplier values and current stage progress.
Does the game include result verification?
Yes. The interface includes a Provably Fair panel.
Does Punch It have a mobile layout?
Yes. The interface adapts to portrait and landscape browser screens.