Kill Em All

Our recorded Kill Em All bonuses

We have opened Kill Em All 4 times between 14 Sep 2026 and 27 Sep 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of those paid 102.05× the bet. That is too few opens to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on those occasions, nothing more.

Kill Em All abandons the conventional slot reel, and Nolimit City frames the whole game around a single row of three positions that never grows, no matter how far into the dungeon a round goes. Stakes run from 0.20 to 100, and behind that narrow window sits one of the studio's most mechanically dense releases, built around fighting through a queue of monsters rather than spinning for symbol combinations.

Four weapon symbols — coded blue, green, yellow and red — carry hit values of 1 to 4, and under the game's Hack & Slash system, any symbol that isn't the blank X triggers a respin; land three non-X symbols on one spin and five respins follow. Each weapon strikes whatever monster is currently in front of the player, chipping away at its life total by its hit value, with occasional critical hits stripping three lives at once (hits don't carry over between monsters). Defeating a monster awards one or more chests, and every fourth monster in the queue is a boss — killing the 4th, 8th or 12th earns a level-up feature on top of higher-tier chests.

Chests pay out directly, ranging from 0.25x-15x at the lowest tier up to 25x-1,000x for the rarest colour, and can also carry a bonus effect: extra multipliers of x2-x5, additional respins or free spins, scatter collection, chest upgrades, or a Shrink Potion that cuts the next monster down to one life. Level-up features persist for the rest of the round — up to three at a time, or four during Dungeon Domination — and range from stacking Sticky Multipliers and upgrading every weapon in play to guaranteed extra chests on each boss kill.

Landing three scatters triggers five Dungeon Smackdown Spins, carrying over all progress and features from the base game, with each weapon hit adding a further spin. Two scatters plus a super scatter instead trigger Dungeon Domination Spins, running the same rules but allowing a fourth simultaneous level-up feature. A purchasable Extra Spin can extend either bonus at its end, preserving the round's state. Beyond that, the Nolimit Booster menu lets players buy guaranteed scatters, a head start against a specific boss, or direct entry into either free spin mode, while God Mode (2,500x the stake) and the cheaper God Mode Nightmare (800x) both drop players straight into a fight with the toughest monster in the game, the latter running five spins without respins attached.

Nolimit City rates Kill Em All 8 out of 10 for volatility and offers five separate RTP settings, the highest at 96.06% down to 84.08% at the low end. The maximum win reaches 11,916x the stake, a figure that reflects just how much can stack once weapons, chests and multipliers line up inside a single dungeon run.