Bounty Hunters

Nolimit City sets Bounty Hunters in the same Wild West territory the studio has mined for several previous releases, this time following a rifle-toting heroine across a quiet prairie toward a distant house. The math model is rated Extremely volatile, running a default 96.07% RTP with two lower configurations also available, and stakes span 0.20 to 100 per spin. An ante bet called xBet can be switched on for 200% of the base stake, which improves the odds of triggering the game's various features and lifts RTP to 96.34% while active.

Play takes place on a 5-reel, 3-row grid paying across 243 ways. The paytable runs from ten-to-ace card symbols up through a whip, a stick of dynamite, a pendant, a pouch of bullets and smokes, and a pair of pistols as the higher-value icons; five matching royals return 1 to 1.25 times the bet, while five of the picture symbols pay 1.25 to 5 times the bet. A wild substitutes for any paying symbol and returns 5 times the bet for five in a winning way.

Scatters land only on the second, third and fourth reels, and three of them open Raid Spins; landing three scatters on the same row as a pair of bonus symbols instead opens Showdown. Bonus symbols themselves usually appear only on the outer reels, though they can reach the middle reels during Mexican Standoff. The Bounty Hunter Wild covers an entire reel on positions two, three or four and always nudges until fully visible, gaining +1 to its multiplier for every step of the nudge; when several of these wilds are active together their multipliers combine. A fully stacked Bounty Hunter Wild also opens A Few Dollars More, a round of sticky respins that keeps extending for as long as new wilds keep landing.

Mexican Standoff begins when two bonus symbols share a row: that row gets a single respin while the rest of the grid is locked out, the triggering symbols turn into x6 wilds (and any Bounty Hunter Wild present matches that x6), and further bonus symbols landing during the respin add more respins and become sticky wilds of their own, with every multiplier on the row multiplying together rather than adding.

Raid Spins plays out across a 5x4 field flanked by two five-position side reels and a Hunter reel along the bottom. Thugs carry coin values from 1 to 25, cashed in by the nearest Hunter on their row or reel or carried forward if none is in position; Hunters hold multipliers up to x12 applied to whatever they collect, with side Hunters resetting after an empty spin and the bottom Hunter never resetting. Bosses arrive with coin values of 1 to 5 and escalate through three tiers as they land: pooling every visible coin value into themselves, spreading their own value across all Thugs, or multiplying a matched set of Thugs starting at x2 and rising with each one included. Clearing every Boss upgrades the round into Showdown once the current respins run out, a 5x5 grid centred on a Hard Honcho Boss and ringed by twelve Thugs in a diamond, opening with three respins that reset whenever a fresh Thug lands. The Hard Honcho starts on a 6x coin and cycles through the same three Boss behaviours, permanently keeping any coin value it accumulates; collecting it refills empty diamond positions with new Thugs for the next spin.

A Nolimit Bonus menu offers four separate buy-ins: Mexican Standoff for 136 times the stake at 96.07% RTP, Raid Spins for 100 times the stake at 96.14% RTP, Showdown for 850 times the stake at 96.09% RTP, and a Lucky Draw option for 175 times the stake at 96.09% RTP. The top win across the game reaches 52,310 times the bet.