Duck Hunters (NoLimit City) – Review & Demo Play

Overview of Duck Hunters Video Slot

Duck Hunters by Nolimit City throws me into a 6-reel, 5-row scatter-pays grid where 8 or more matching symbols anywhere trigger wins. Each collapse clears the winners and adds a x2 position multiplier that doubles on repeat hits, climbing as high as x8,192. A Wild helps complete clusters. It’s high volatility with a default RTP of 96.05%, a bet range from 0.20 to 100, and a max win of 30,000x. I play it for those compounding multipliers and its cheeky hunting theme.

Theme & Design: Rustic Hunting Humour

From the moment I load it, Duck Hunters feels like a cartoon version of the great outdoors. The fence-and-yard setup has proper American flavour, littered with beer cans, whiskey bottles, tyres, and camo. Bearded hunters mug for the camera while ducks strut about with rifles. It leans into backwoods banter without going overboard, and the visual gags land well alongside the mayhem of collapsing wins and multipliers.

Audio-wise, it keeps a funky beat that sits in the background and lets the effects do the talking. Bomb pops and xWays morphs add punch to each chain, and the UI stays tidy on mobile and desktop. I like how the grid dominates the frame, so even when cascades go long, I can track the multiplier spread across the board with no fuss.

Game Symbols and Payouts

Payouts follow the scatter pays model: low symbols like beer cans, whiskey bottles, crossbows, a nest with eggs, and a duck with a gun return 0.10x to 0.30x for 8–9, stepping up modestly as you reach 12+. Premiums are the four characters, with the top lad paying 0.3x, 1x, and 5x for 8–9, 10–11, and 12+ of a kind. Wilds sub in for regulars, while the heavy lifting comes from multipliers built on repeat collapses.

What I notice in Duck Hunters is a top-heavy table that shines once modifiers start compounding. Many base hits won’t cover stake, but when a premium cluster lands on elevated positions, the numbers escalate fast. Symbols tied to upgrades are easy to spot: WILD is clearly marked, and special symbols announce themselves, so I can focus on volume, density, and setting up another crack at those multiplier-rich positions.

Duck Hunters Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	12+	x5
	10+	x1
	8+	x0.3
	12+	x3.5
	10+	x0.8
	8+	x0.2
	12+	x3
	10+	x0.7
	8+	x0.15
	12+	x2.5
	10+	x0.6
	8+	x0.15
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.4
	8+	x0.1
	12+	x1.75
	10+	x0.3
	8+	x0.1
	12+	x1.5
	10+	x0.25
	8+	x0.1
	12+	x1.25
	10+	x0.2
	8+	x0.1
	12+	x1
	10+	x0.15
	8+	x0.1

How to Play Duck Hunters

I set my stake with the coins button from 0.20 to 100, tap the spin, or use Autoplay if I fancy a longer stint. Wins land with 8+ matches anywhere on the 6x5 grid, winners vanish, and new symbols drop in while x2 multipliers tag those positions and double on repeat hits to x8,192. The info panel shows the paytable and feature rules, and settings let me tweak sound and pace. It’s simple to pick up, tricky to master.

Free Spins and Bonus Rounds

xWays turn into a regular symbol and raise the position multiplier by 2x, 4x, or 8x. Infectious xWays go further, spreading the revealed size to all matching symbols on the grid. If more than one xWays or Infectious xWays lands, they all become the same symbol. The Bomb clears adjacent regular pays in a 3x3 pattern and doubles position multipliers affected, with Wilds and Scatters left untouched before the next collapse.

Three Scatters trigger 7 Duck Hunt Spins with position multipliers held between spins. I can snag extra spins via +1 Shot. Before the round starts, I get one random upgrade: Upgraded xWays (all xWays become Infectious xWays), Upgraded Bomb (explodes in a 5x5), or Extra +2 Shots (replaces +1s). Four Scatters grant 8 Hawk Eye Spins with two upgrades; five Scatters award 10 Big Game Spins with all three upgrades active.

Sometimes I’m offered an Extra Spin after a round, keeping current multipliers at a cost tied to their value. For front-loaded sessions, Nolimit Boosters help: xBet doubles the stake and makes free spins 5x more likely with a guaranteed Scatter on reel 2; Day 2, Day 64, and Day 1024 Spins start every position with x2, x64, or x1,024 multipliers. Bonus Buy offers Duck Hunt (70x), Hawk Eye (200x), Big Game (600x), or a 235x Lucky Draw.

Bonus Buy Feature

Duck Hunt Spins 7 Duck Hunt spins during which position multipliers are retained.
Feature Cost:	x70 Bet
RTP:	95.87%
Volatility:	-
Hawk Eye Spins 8 Hawk Eye spins during which 2 upgrades are randomly awarded.
Feature Cost:	x200 Bet
RTP:	96.07%
Volatility:	-
Big Game Spins 10 Big Game spins during which all 3 upgrades are awarded.
Feature Cost:	x600 Bet
RTP:	96%
Volatility:	-
Lucky Draw Pay 235x your bet and become a participant of Duck Hunt Spins, Hawk Eye Spins or Big Game Spins.
Feature Cost:	x235 Bet
RTP:	95.96%
Volatility:	-

Betting Volitality and RTP (Return to Player)

The default RTP is 96.05% and volatility is high, so I plan for swings. Hawk Eye Spins via Bonus Buy nudges RTP to about 96.07%, while other modes sit around the mid‑96s. The hit rate sits near 17.07%, which means fewer wins but a bigger ceiling when multipliers stack. The headline max win is 30,000x. I treat it as a marathon: smaller stakes, longer cycles, and patience while waiting for upgrades and position multipliers to align.

Is Duck Hunters Fun?

For me, Duck Hunters is Nolimit City doing what it does best: three powerful modifiers, sticky position multipliers in free spins, and a scatter pays engine that can erupt when the grid lights up. Wilds and xWays mesh well, Bombs create space, and those upgrades change the tenor of a round fast. It’s lively without getting messy, and the humour fits the setup. On the right run, it absolutely sings.

It’s not ideal for newer players as the volatility can test patience, and the table leans top‑heavy. My approach is simple: bet low and take it slow, learn how the upgrades influence momentum, and look for boards where multiple hotspots start doubling. When it clicks, it feels ace; when it doesn’t, I reset and grind again. If you enjoy compounding multipliers and bold swings, this one is worth a proper session.