Duck Hunters slot: Nolimit City comedy with a 30000x punchline

How scatter pays work here

There are no paylines. A symbol pays when enough copies of it are on the grid at once, anywhere; winners are removed, the rest drop, and new symbols fill the gaps. Nolimit City stacks its own mechanics on top. xWays symbols open into several copies of one symbol, xBomb wilds blow up the neighbouring symbols and add a multiplier to the next drop, and the multiplier symbols that survive a cascade carry their value into the next win. The grid is bigger than the studio's usual five-by-three, which gives the bombs more room to work.

The bonus modes

Scatters open one of two free spins modes, the second harder to reach and paying more. In both, the multipliers accumulated on the grid stay for the round, and the ducks that fly across the reels add wilds and extra spins. The buy feature lets you enter either mode for a multiple of the bet, and the higher mode is where the 30000x ceiling lives. Nolimit City games are famous for paying nothing for long stretches and then paying a lot, and this one is no exception: the RTP of 96.05% is average, the distribution is anything but.

Who it is for

Players who know what xBomb means will feel at home; everyone else should spend a few minutes with the paytable, which the studio writes in the same joking tone as the game. It is not a slot for the 100 free spins from registration: the wagering moves slowly in a game that pays rarely. It is a slot for a session where you decide the budget in advance and treat a bonus as the goal rather than the expectation.

Demo and the sequel

Nolimit City does not publish an open launcher, so the demo runs inside Vavada from the card in the lobby. The sequel, Duck Hunters 2, arrived in the Hit tab with a bigger grid and a higher ceiling and is reviewed separately. If you want the studio's style at a lower volatility, there is none; that is the brand. For a similar chaos with a lighter maths, Le Bandit from Hacksaw Gaming is the usual recommendation.