The outlaws are in the ground — and Nolimit City buries the competition with them. Deadwood R.I.P. takes the iconic western back to Boot Hill, loading up xWays and xBomb mechanics into a 100,000x sequel that far exceeds its predecessor.
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Deadwood R.I.P. takes everything the original did well and multiplies it. The jump from 13,950x to 100,000x is not cosmetic — the mechanics back it up entirely.
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Deadwood R.I.P. is Nolimit City's graveyard sequel to their celebrated western slot, Deadwood. The outlaws are buried at Boot Hill now, but NLC brings them back with a vengeance — this time equipped with a 100,000x max win ceiling, an 8.29% hit frequency that gives it more breathing room than typical NLC titles, and the same arsenal of x-mechanics that made the original one of the most replayed slots in the studio's catalogue.
Deadwood R.I.P. — base game.
Where the original Deadwood topped out at 13,950x, this sequel pushes that ceiling by over seven times. The graveyard setting leans into the R.I.P. concept fully — crumbling tombstones, Boot Hill iconography, and the same frontier outlaws now six feet under. The mechanics are the main event though: xWays symbols expand to fill reels and multiply ways to win, while xBomb Wilds detonate on landing to clear adjacent symbols and stack win multipliers. The combination is characteristically Nolimit City — controlled chaos with an enormous upside.
xWays symbols reveal a random number of matching symbols when they land, expanding the reel and multiplying the number of active ways. A single xWays symbol can dramatically increase win potential on that spin.
xBomb Wilds explode on landing, removing surrounding symbols and applying a win multiplier to the spin. Multiple xBombs compound the multiplier, and their explosions can clear space for additional wilds to land in the same sequence.
The entry-level bonus round, triggered by scatter symbols in the base game. xWays and xBomb mechanics remain active throughout, and the graveyard setting intensifies as the spin count progresses.
The elite bonus tier. Accessible via retrigger from Boot Hill or through the bonus buy. This is where the 100,000x ceiling lives — xWays at maximum expansion combined with compounding xBomb multipliers create the conditions for the game's biggest outcomes.
Boot Hill Free Spins serve as the primary entry point into Deadwood R.I.P.'s bonus gameplay. Triggered in the base game by landing scatter symbols, they deliver a well-balanced experience where xWays expansions and xBomb detonations play out across a set of enhanced free spins. Sessions in Boot Hill can produce solid wins — the 8.29% hit frequency means you'll land more bonus triggers per session compared to Nolimit City's more extreme variance titles — but the real prize is escalating into the second tier.
Retriggering scatters during Boot Hill promotes the session to Undertaker Free Spins, and this is a different proposition entirely. With xWays expanding to maximum positions and xBombs firing at elevated frequency, multipliers compound through multiple spin cycles. The path to the 100,000x cap requires both mechanics to peak simultaneously — a rare alignment, but one the game's structure is built around. Bonus buy is available for players who want to access Undertaker Free Spins directly, bypassing the base game grind entirely.
Deadwood R.I.P. — bonus round.
