Walk of Shame (NoLimit City) – Review & Demo Play

Walk of Shame Slot Overview

I loaded Walk of Shame and got a hangover send-up with 5 reels in a 3-4-4-4-4 set-up and 768 ways to win. Bets run from 0.20 to 100, with a default RTP of 96.04% and lower models also in the wild. It sits in medium volatility, which fits the breezy pace. The hit rate is around 30.78%, with bonuses on average every 241 spins and 100x wins about 1 in 1,158. The cap is 9,822x, roughly a 1 in 4m shot.

I liked the tongue-in-cheek vibe, complete with a funky track, sloshed decor, and characters that look like industry in-jokes. It flips from a messy lounge to an upscale yard, which suits the "walk home after a blinder" idea. It never feels po-faced, yet the core game stays tidy. Wins pay left to right and xSplit can swell the ways when Mr E appears, so even the base has a little spark without going off the rails.

Walk of Shame Slot Information

I rate the paytable clear and cheeky. Lows are four empty drink glasses paying 1 to 1.25x for five of a kind, while four premium characters return 1.5 to 5x for five. Ways pay left to right starting from reel one. Mr E only lands on reel one and becomes an xSplit, slicing a reel or a row to raise symbol counts, but never splits scatters. Two scatters exist: the Invitation on reels two to five, and Mr E himself.

Walk of Shame Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x5
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.75
	5	x2.5
	4	x1.25
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.9
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.25
	4	x0.75
	3	x0.25
	5	x1.25
	4	x0.75
	3	x0.25
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	Scatter

Walk of Shame Slot Features

Wilds work differently here. There’s no regular wild, but land four of the same premium stacked on reels two to five and they fuse into a Loaded Wild. It covers the reel and carries an x4 multiplier, substituting to build ways and beef up wins. This is the engine that powers most good hits, especially when more than one reel gets involved. Seeing a stack materialise into a multiplier wild never gets old, and it pairs neatly with the game’s cheeky tone.

The Walk of Shame kicks off when a Loaded Wild hits on reel three, four, or five at the same time as Mr E shows up. You then get free respins while that Loaded Wild marches one reel left after each spin. The ride ends once a Loaded Wild reaches reel two. It’s simple, snappy, and it can set up tasty connections across several reels, especially when the multiplier wild keeps lining up with character symbols already split by Mr E.

Mr E doubles as the xSplit mechanic. When he lands in the base, he splits either the entire reel or the row, adding extra symbol instances and inflating the number of winning ways. He will not split Invitation scatters. In free spins he can stick on reel one and apply xSplit every spin, which is where the ways really jump. Horizontal splits can pair with a Loaded Wild to push that wild up to x8, which is when things get lively.

One More!!! in Walk of Shame

You trigger One More!!! with three or four Invitations, for 10 or 15 free spins. Each Loaded Wild that lands adds +1 to a persistent win multiplier, and it never resets during the round. Extra Invitations grant +1, +3, +5, or +7 spins for one, two, three, or four scatters. Land Mr E during One More!!! to upgrade straight into All Nighter and take +3 spins with you. The set-up feels fair and can snowball when stacks keep dropping.

All Nighter in Walk of Shame

All Nighter starts from three or four Invitations plus one Mr E, for 10 or 15 free spins. Here, Mr E sticks on reel one and acts as an xSplit every spin. Each Loaded Wild that appears adds +1 to the persistent win multiplier and can trigger the Walk of Shame sequence. Scatter retriggers again add +1, +3, +5, or +7 spins. With xSplit always active, ways surge often, and the best bits come when you stitch that together with multiplier stacks.

Bonus Buy in Walk of Shame

If you can buy features, you get three picks. One More!!! costs 69x and shows the highest RTP model at about 96.45%. All Nighter costs 314x with an RTP model around 96.18%. Lucky Dip is 131x, giving a 75% chance of One More!!! and a 25% shot at All Nighter, running close to 96.32%. The pricing is more reasonable than some high-variance fare and suits the medium math. I liked hopping between the two modes without a slog.

The base model sits at 96.04%, though operators may use lower settings, so check the info panel. Bet range is a straight 0.20 to 100. xSplit can change symbol counts and ways, so volatility swings within a middle lane rather than extreme spikes. If you like steering outcomes, the buys do a tidy job of testing both bonus modes back to back without needing a marathon grind, and the maths supports both paths.

Walk of Shame: Slot Verdict

I had a laugh with this one. The theme is a proper wink at industry antics, yet the gameplay stays cleaner than the decor. Medium volatility, 768 ways, and those x4 Loaded Wilds form a nimble loop that keeps sessions lively without battering the balance. The Walk of Shame respins add welcome pressure points, and the two bonus rounds are costed sensibly if you can buy them. I never felt forced into dead spins for ages.

Potential tops out at 9,822x, which is modest for the studio, but it fits the lighter maths. The key is stacking multipliers through Loaded Wilds while Mr E pumps up ways, with the dream being an x8 wild lining up across splits. Mind RTP ranges, and you’re set. As a change of pace from bruiser grinds, Walk of Shame hits a sweet spot and plays well as a day-to-day session slot.