Nolimit City has built on the story of bandits and bounty hunters presented first in its Tombstone R.I.P slot with its latest release, Deadwood R.I.P. 

The studio’s new release is a five-reel slot with a row set-up of 3-4-4-4-2 and 384 win ways, offering wins of up to x100,000 the player’s stake. The slot has high volatility with an RTP of 96.09 per cent.

Per Lindheimer, Head of Product at Nolimit City, commented: “Here we go again! Another sequel that has been elevated with some new and improved features along with a fantastic max win cap. 

“We’ve been journeying through the Wild West for over five years now, they’re just so much fun to make and we just can’t stop revisiting the theme. This one is for our O.G. Deadwood fans!”

Low value symbols are represented by the high end of a deck of cards, from 10 through to Ace. These symbols can offer between x0.1 and x1.2 the player’s bet, depending on the number of matching combinations that land on one spin. 

Moving up the paytable, dead purple and green bandits, blue sheriffs, yellow female and red male bandits depict the high value symbols. These symbols can provide wins between x0.3 and x3.5 the player’s wager. 

Diamondback snake scatters can appear on reels two, three and four, activating five redemption spins when three land on the same spin. 

Pig scatters can drop into play on the final reel, splitting all symbols on the two middle rows into two each time they appear, increasing the number of win ways. Additionally, landing a pig scatter on the same spin as three snake scatters will trigger the salvation spins. 

These pig scatters will also act as wild symbols on the final reel, substituting for all symbols other than the diamondback snake scatters. 

In the middle three reels, special multiplier wilds can appear either fully or partially on the screen. Each wild that appears partially on the reels will nudge downwards to fill the entire reel. 

When this nudge feature occurs, the wild’s multiplier, which starts at x1, will increase by one with each space the wild nudges down. These wilds also substitute for all symbols other than diamondback scatters. 

Special revolver symbols can appear on the first reel, triggering the quick draw feature. This causes the revolver to shoot between three and six spaces on the board, causing these symbols to gain multipliers that double each time they’re shot. 

Additionally, sheriff badge symbols are available on reels two and four. When these symbols land on both reels at once, all low value symbols in reels two, three and four will transform into wild symbols.

Any wins that occur throughout both the base and bonus game modes need to be more than or equal to the player’s initial stake to be awarded. Otherwise, the game displays an xRip sign and players gain nothing. 

In the fifth and final reel, only high value symbols can appear as well as pig scatters. Every symbol that appears in this reel will appear double-stacked, covering both cells on the reel as it only has two rows.

If only two snake scatters drop into play during the base game, a reel split wild feature will be activated. This causes the scatters to transform into split wilds while the rest of the symbols on both scatters’ reels also split into two. 

For the redemption spins feature, players will receive five spins where a win multiplier becomes active and increases with every nudging wild that appears. 

Landing a pig scatter during the redemption spins will upgrade the feature to the salvation spins, adding one extra spin to the current spins counter. 

In the salvation spins, six spins are awarded while a pig scatter is guaranteed to appear in the fifth reel on every spin. 

Landing three special tombstone scatters during one spin on either of these bonus game modes will retrigger the feature awarding either five or six additional spins, depending on the feature.

During both of these bonus game modes, when more than one nudge wild contributes to the same win, their multiplier will multiply together, rather than adding together as they do in the base game. 

To test your luck with the Deadwood R.I.P demo, click here.