Game Information
Intro
If modern online slots are a crowded shooting range, Duck Hunters by Nolimit City is the one firing wildly in every direction and somehow still hitting the target. Released in 2025, this unruly title throws traditional paylines straight into the lake and replaces them with a scatter pays system, where wins trigger simply by landing eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid. No neat lines. No careful alignment. Just organised chaos.
That instantly puts Duck Hunters in the same conversation as games like Gates of Olympus and Sugar Rush, which popularised cluster-style wins and tumbling mechanics. Games reward symbols landing anywhere, both lean heavily on cascades, and both use position-based multipliers that grow as wins stack. The difference is tone and intensity. Sugar Rush feels sweet, colourful, and friendly. Duck Hunters feels like someone gave those mechanics a shotgun, a mullet, and permission to go absolutely feral.
Nolimit City pushes the scatter pays formula further by layering escalating position multipliers, explosive modifiers, and multiple evolving free spin modes. Where many cluster slots aim for smooth sessions, Duck Hunters aims for volatility, tension, and sudden bursts of madness. It’s familiar enough to feel comfortable, but twisted enough to keep you on edge. If Sugar Rush is a sugar high, Duck Hunters is caffeine mixed with fireworks.
Slot Info / Stats
- Provider: Nolimit City
- Release Year: 2025
- RTP: 96.05%
- Volatility: Very High
- Grid: 6×5
- Pay System: Scatter pays
- Minimum Bet: Around €0.20
- Maximum Bet: Around €100
- Maximum Win: 30,000× your stake
This is not a gentle slot. It’s built for players who enjoy swings, spikes, and the occasional moment of “what just happened?”
Visuals and Audio
Visually, Duck Hunters leans hard into cartoon chaos. The symbols are bold, chunky, and full of personality. Ducks, hunters, weapons, and gear all feel exaggerated, almost satirical. It looks like a hunting game drawn by someone who watched too many late-night cartoons. Some of you may know the show Duck Dynasty…
Visually, Duck Hunters also looks like it borrowed its wardrobe. Big beards, camo overload, and enough attitude to suggest someone definitely owns a suspiciously loud pickup truck. Thankfully there’s no adverts for arguments over who has the best beard here.
The animations are sharp and punchy, especially during cascades and explosions. Wins feel physical, like the screen is reacting to every hit. Honestly, the amount of action in this game makes it a sensory overload. It’s a true ADHD paradise.
The soundtrack matches the theme with rustic, upbeat music and plenty of sound effects. Ducks quack, bombs explode, and big wins land with satisfying weight. It’s loud, proud, and impossible to ignore.
Gameplay
Base Game Mechanics
The base game uses a scatter pays mechanic. Any group of eight or more matching symbols landing anywhere on the grid creates a win. Winning symbols are removed, and new ones fall in from above, triggering cascades.
Each winning position gains a multiplier, starting at x2. If another win lands in the same spot during the same spin, that multiplier doubles. This can continue repeatedly, climbing into absurd territory. Multipliers can reach eye-watering levels if the cascades behave themselves. They rarely do.
Several modifiers spice things up:
- Cascading wins keep spins alive as long as new wins appear
- Position multipliers grow with each repeat hit
- xWays symbols expand symbol size across reels
- Infectious xWays spread expansion to matching symbols
- Bomb symbols explode areas of the grid and boost multipliers
The base game can feel quiet, then suddenly explode into chaos. It’s like fishing in calm water and accidentally hooking a jet ski.
Bonus Features
Free spins are where Duck Hunters really opens the throttle. There are three main free spin modes, each stronger than the last.
- Duck Hunt Spins act as the entry-level bonus (7 Spins)
- Hawk Eye Spins increase power and upgrade features (8 Spins)
- Big Game Spins unlock everything at once (10 Spins)
Each mode adds or enhances mechanics like xWays, Bombs, and multiplier behaviour. The higher-tier bonuses are where the massive wins live, but they don’t come easily. This is a true high-risk setup. The way the three bonus rounds start, is by spinning a wheel, with 3 boost options on. The ‘Duck Hunter’ grants you one of the three, Hawk Eye two of them, and Big Game starts the round with all three.
The three boosts are symbols from the bonus game, but enhanced. So all three can still land in their base form, but only the selected boost gets enhanced. +1 spin, enhances to 2, the X-ways behind infection x ways ( this will change and ‘infect’ more symbols into matching clusters) and Bomb symbol grows and blows up more of the grid, adding more multis.
Bonus buy options are available, letting players skip straight to the action. Prices are high, though. Nolimit City is not known for discounts, and this game sticks to that tradition. You just need to live in a place that doesn’t place a gag order over gamblers like the UK does.
There are a couple of boosters too. The X bet (100% ante) grants 1 scatter each round and makes the bonus 5 times more likely. Then there are 3 ‘day spins’ These are as follow:
Day 2 Spins: 2.8 times the stake. Every position starts with a 2x backboard.
Day 64 Spins: 90 times the stake. Every position starts with a 64x backboard.
Day 1024 Spins: 3000 times the stake. Every position starts with a 1024x backboard.
Finally. After a ‘big’ win. Players can be offered the chance to purchase an extra spin. For a cost of your win, you can reuse the same board. Therefore if you have built up a good multi, and want to gamble you can. This will will valued based on the level of multipliers you have. The bigger the multi, the bigger the cost.
Having played lots of NoLimit City on demo, and for real. I can tell you, its risky, but this will pay out on occasion, and when it does…. quack quack its worth it. You will continue to get a cascade until no win presents itself. You can then opt to buy another spin, and another. You can potentially build up a win, and throw it all away. So use these spins wisely.
Final Thoughts
Duck Hunters is not subtle. It’s loud, volatile, and proudly ridiculous. If you enjoy scatter pays slots like Sugar Rush but want something heavier, riskier, and far more unhinged, this will hit the spot. If you want to see the 10p Gamer try this slot, just let us know in Discord.
The base game can tease. The bonuses can punish. But when everything clicks, the win potential is enormous. Just don’t expect a calm session. This slot hunts back.
This is a slot I love to play on demo mode in the Arcade, more than want to gamble for real. Its brutal, and watching the demo balance is better than real…. but I do enjoy a risky session sometimes. Just don’t come here with a small balance.
Its got a really nice modern feel, its feels fresh and different. But yet easy to understand. A huge 30,000x max win is a lovely target to hunt for. However, its high volatility, high bonus cost and risk to your balance make it not for the feint of heart.
In short, Duck Hunters is a wild ride with feathers flying everywhere. Approach with caution, curiosity, and a bankroll that doesn’t scare easily.
Thalnothos’ Rating: 8.5/10