The newest addition to the No Limit City catalogue is here and it’s a Horror themed slot titled SIX FEET UNDER. Looking at the visuals I assume the game deals with the subject of a Kidnapper/Killer that is burying people alive, but I could be wrong because wtf do Gems and Bombs have to do with all that.
If you’re having trouble understanding what is going on in the game, allow me to simplify it for you: BOMBS x GEMS with Huge Multis = Big Win. The gems must be touching or be in the blast radius of the bomb for a good hit. The least powerful explosive is the Small Box and Teddy Bear Bomb. The most powerful are the Gasoline and Cake Bombs.
Like all new No Limit Games, SIX FEET UNDER, includes the side bets feature- meh- and the super fast spin mode that I can’t live without.
At first glance what stands out to me the most is the amount of Bonuses and Spins the game is offering. Some of the spins and bonuses are really expensive, making this a tough game to casually mess with at even the smallest 20 cent denomination: $593 Lucky Draw 2 anyone?
A more complete look at the bonus offerings- named THE DESCENT- is as follows. The standard bonus is the 3 scatter, next up is the 5 scatter, the 6 scatter, the 8 scatter, and (believe it or not) the insanely priced LUCKY BUY 2 option gives you a 2% chance at a 12 scatter! The amount of spins you get in each bonus is determined by how well the bombs can keep the dirt from rising to the top of the game board- completely unaffected by the number of bonus scatter symbols. So what exactly makes a 12 scatter better than a 3 scatter? It comes down to the Gem types that drop into play. The lowest Gem in a 12 scatter is a 200x Gem, whereas the 3 scatter can start all the way down at 1x.
Taking a look at the all spins we see that in addition to Base Spins we have a Bonus Spin at 3x base cost, a 5x Pure Spin at 8x cost of base, and a 50x Purer Spin at 80x base. The difference in the various Pure spins comes down to the base value of the Gems that can land.
We also have the Greedy Spin at 30x base bet, the Greedier Spin at 300x base bet and the ultimate Greediest Spin at 3000x base bet for those easy 30000X MAX WIN hunts - be careful! The Greedy spins fill all dirt spots with gems and the base value of the gems are reflected in the increased cost of each type of Greedy spin.
That’s a whole lot to take in, so again, let me simplify the game for you. If you’re looking to buy a Bonus, splurge for the Lucky Draw 2 as you’d be better off simply spinning into the Bonus for any of the lower scatter Bonuses. In my experience the Base spin performs nice enough to ignore the Bonus spins option altogether. You may get a win from a base hit or from spinning into a bonus, as I’ve seen big wins from both. As far as the booster spins go, the Greedy Spin would be my weapon of choice. I found it to hit more often than the Pure Spins and it was overall more fun to play. The more expensive Greedier Spin and Greediest Spin are borderline obnoxious in cost and not my cup of tea unless I’m popping into ARS to do some degenerate Greediest Spins in a desperate quest to refill my balance.
Overall, the newest game from No Limit can aptly be described as a confusing, wildly addictive, and often expensive, addition to their ever expanding catalogue of games. Give the base spins a try and see what comes of it, maybe even do some Greedy Spins, but be sure to keep your balance from hitting Six Feet Under.
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