Little Bighorn

Our recorded Little Bighorn bonus

We have opened Little Bighorn once on 27 Aug 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of them paid 19.75× the bet. That is too few open to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on that occasion, nothing more.

Nolimit City built Little Bighorn around the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn, the clash between the U.S. 7th Cavalry and the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho, rendered here as a Wild West prairie scene under an amber sky, backed by a soundtrack that shifts from a slow, moody plod in the base game to a livelier, twangier pace once the bonus rounds kick in.

Reel heights run 3-4-5-3-2 across the grid, an uneven shape that generates 360 ways to win in place of fixed paylines, with winning runs of three to five symbols paying out. Five weapons hold the low end of the paytable, worth 1x to 1.25x the stake at five of a kind, while the premium tier is five people from the story — Two Moon, Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull among them — worth 1.5x to 3.75x. A 1x1 wild lands on every reel, stands in for any regular symbol, and pays 3.75x the stake at its own maximum length.

The feature set is built from several linked mechanics. Scalp Wilds land only on the five-symbol-high reel; when one appears, every soldier symbol on it turns wild, and the wild then nudges outward to cover the whole reel, gaining a +1 multiplier for each soldier it scalps along the way, with the multiplier tracking how many symbols sit on that reel. Totem Scatters appear on reels two through four during the base game, or three through five in the free-spins round; one or two of them convert into full-reel expanding wilds on the spot, and any that land during free spins add an extra spin on top. A third Totem Scatter in the base game triggers Scalp Freespins outright.

The fifth reel alone can produce a No Mercy Scatter, which sets off a Spirit Call Respin: the scatter slides to the first reel, the reels spin again, and it then turns into an expanding wild version of Two Moon, Sitting Bull or Crazy Horse, each applying its own multiplier bonus to matching symbols on the board.

Scalp Freespins award eight spins, during which Scalp Wilds keep adding to a persistent multiplier that carries through the whole round, and any No Mercy Scatter that lands adds two further spins by triggering Spirit Call Freespins. That second free-spins mode awards ten spins on its own, switches the grid to a 2-3-4-5-3 shape, and keeps a No Mercy Scatter fixed on the first reel for the round's duration, turning into a new wild character on every spin.

Players can also buy into the features directly: Scalp Freespins cost 77x the stake, Spirit Call Freespins cost 490x, and a third option at 159.5x offers an 80/20 split between the two, each purchase carrying its own RTP variant of roughly 96.02% to 96.29%.

Little Bighorn's standard RTP runs at 96.06%, alongside 94.09% and 92.11% alternate settings, with volatility rated at the maximum 10 out of 10 and hit frequency at 32.35%. Stakes range from 0.20 to 100, and the top payout reaches 25,676x the stake.