Kiss My Chainsaw Slot Review – Free Play by Nolimit City

Kiss My Chainsaw is another Nolimit City release that'll have the common decency police shaking their heads in disbelief. An online slot about attempted abduction and murder with a chainsaw by a guy wearing a blood-spattered rabbit mask like some sort of demented version of a Donnie Darko character. Who but Nolimit City would dare come up with the concept, let alone run with it and turn it into a game? It makes you wonder what ideas get caught in quality control and prevented from being released on the gambling public. The mind reels at what Nolimit City may be holding back on. Hey, they aren't the masters of shocking slot design for nothing. For those concerned about the welfare of the two hitchhikers, rest assured in knowing they seem to get their own back, overpowering Larry with a tool and what looks like a bloodied boot. At least, this is the image when the End of the Road sequence is instigated after achieving the game's max win. At 10,900x the bet, Kiss My Chainsaw is in a completely different league to Nolimit City's massive potential slots. This one seems more concerned with sharing the RTP around rather than dumping it into the pockets of a few massive winners. It's also not one of Nolimit City's major eye-openers in terms of features, either. For one thing, the rules are about as clear as can be, and the action on the reels wasn't at all hard to follow. A lot of the time, that meant making use of Charged Wilds for substitution and multiplication purposes, with the occasional Burnout on hand to refresh the grid. Triggering free spins didn't come across as a mammoth task, and with a frequency of 1 in 200, the stats appear to bear this out. Not sure about Chainsaw Larry Spins, though; they may well be orders of magnitude tougher to trigger, but where an extra layer of sophistication is poured on. Outside of Chainsaw Larry Spins, Kiss My Chainsaw is surprisingly straightforward for a Nolimit City slot. It doesn't feel like Nolimit City is shooting for the stars with Kiss My Chainsaw, but it's funny; while the gameplay and sats would suggest the studio might be aiming for a broader audience, they've also gone and used about the most controversial theme, as you're likely to find in an online slot. It's like the team can help but go against the grain, even when they are trying to do the opposite.

NoLimit has gone from releasing games with absurd max wins, such as Tombstone R.I.P and Mental, to toning it down a bit. That’s toning it down volatility-wise, NOT thematically. Some of NoLimit’s latest releases are Walk of Shame and Benji Killed in Vegas$, where the former offered something we never thought we’d experience in a slot game. It featured some absurd visuals and references, and the community was filled with different rumors on what the references meant. Instead of riding that wagon, we’re just sitting back, enjoying the innovation and controversy. Kiss My Chainsaw does not only follow the thematic trend, but is also less volatile than many previous NoLimit releases. Of course, this will disappoint some players, as we’ve come to expect 50.000x+ potential. However, only offering insanely volatile products can backfire, as players with lower bankrolls might not bother. Higher volatility and max wins generally means that the bonus is more difficult to trigger, or that the average bonus pays less. Thus, we’re happy that NoLimit is mixing it up, allowing more players to enjoy its creations. Despite being less volatile compared to some other NoLimit games, Kiss My Chainsaw can still net you some enormous wins. The maximum win possible is 10900x the bet, which would be a crazy win for anyone and is still much higher than the average max win from most providers.

Be careful who you hitch a ride with in the Kiss My Chainsaw slot from Nolimit City. With 10,900 x max wins on offer, this extremely volatile game comes with an RTP rate of 96.1% and a hit frequency of 28.61%. Hold onto your limbs as the main action will come in the Chainsaw Larry Spins feature where Chainsaw Larry himself will appear in the form of a jumping wild. Enhancer symbols can trigger Smiley, xSplit or Lucky Feet. Want to know what that all means? Find out below as we bring you a detailed and unbiased Kiss My Chainsaw review. For those concerned about the welfare of the two hitchhikers, rest assured in knowing they seem to get their own back, overpowering Larry with a tool and what looks like a bloodied boot. At least, this is the image when the End of the Road sequence is instigated after achieving the game's max win. At 10,900x the bet, Kiss My Chainsaw is in a completely different league to Nolimit City's massive potential slots. This one seems more concerned with sharing the RTP around rather than dumping it into the pockets of a few massive winners. It's also not one of Nolimit City's major eye-openers in terms of features, either. For one thing, the rules are about as clear as can be, and the action on the reels wasn't at all hard to follow. A lot of the time, that meant making use of Charged Wilds for substitution and multiplication purposes, with the occasional Burnout on hand to refresh the grid. Triggering free spins didn't come across as a mammoth task, and with a frequency of 1 in 200, the stats appear to bear this out. Not sure about Chainsaw Larry Spins, though; they may well be orders of magnitude tougher to trigger, but where an extra layer of sophistication is poured on. Outside of Chainsaw Larry Spins, Kiss My Chainsaw is surprisingly straightforward for a Nolimit City slot. It doesn't feel like Nolimit City is shooting for the stars with Kiss My Chainsaw, but it's funny; while the gameplay and sats would suggest the studio might be aiming for a broader audience, they've also gone and used about the most controversial theme, as you're likely to find in an online slot. It's like the team can help but go against the grain, even when they are trying to do the opposite.

Kiss My Chainsaw boasts all the great features that Nolimit City has been known for the last few years: immersive storytelling through visuals and consistent mechanics, a gritty unconventional theme, and intricate features weaved into the most attractive bonus stage. The only thing we'd like improved is the max win cap which sits on a relatively conservative (compared to the studio's previous releases) 10,900x level. Overall, a solid release represents precisely what we've grown to expect from the limitless team.