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| Provider | Nolimit City |
| Reels | 0 |
| Rows | 0 |
| Bonus Rounds | 0 |
| Bet Range | 1 - 1000 |
| Volatility | Low, Medium, High |
| Max Win | 1,500x |
| Bonus Buy | No |
| RTP | 96% |
| Our Rating | 6.8 |
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Game Overview
Big news, guys. Another hugely anticipated Nolimit City release has hit casino lobbies, and you know what that means—a ton of complicated yet ingenious mechanics, features, and modifiers…except it doesn’t. NLC has done what they do best, and that’s to surprise us with something outside the box. Instead of another complicated slot, we actually get a simple crash game – done in true Nolimit City style, of course. At its core, Outsourced: Slash Game has a 96% RTP and an extremely low for NLC, 1,500x the stake maximum win.
Why has NLC delivered a crash game that joins the likes of Spribe’s Aviator and BetGames’ Skyward? It’s probably something to do with removing the Slash Game feature (essentially this game) from the original Outsourced slot. Before you ask, I have no idea why. So, what we have here is that slot’s former feature as a standalone game.
One positive is you won’t need to understand any features to play this one. It’s the simplest NLC game I’ve ever reviewed. You’ll see for yourself if you power up the Outsourced: Slash Game demo below.
Gameplay & Features
It’s not uncommon for me to write slot reviews of Nolimit City games that reach close to 2,000 words, so when I tell you this review is likely to be a quarter of that or less, you know there’s not much to the Outsourced: Slash Game. First, you choose a stake between 1.00 and 1,000.00, then hit the spin/start button.
A laser begins to cut a line around a hand, and the further it gets, the higher a bet multiplier increases. Eventually, unless the tracing is completed, the laser will cut the hand, ending the game. The idea is to cash out before that happens, and when you do, you win the stake multiplier at the time of pulling out. On the flip side, if you cash out too early, you may witness the multiplier increasing up to the maximum win of 1,500x the stake, which is quite a bummer.
Pros
- Amazing, although sometimes gruesome visuals.
- You can place stakes up to 1,000.00 if you’re brave/rich/stupid (delete as necessary) enough.
Cons
- It’s just a crash game - which may not appeal to all NLC fans.
- A 1,500x maximum win is a fraction of what’s on any Nolimit slot.
Outsourced Slash Game Review Final Thoughts
Crash games are still somewhat niche, so only the most diehard Nolimit City fans will enjoy Outsourced: Slash Game. Personally, I find the games very hit and miss, and after a few rounds, they tend to get a little boring.
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