NetEnt launches new slot Nunchucks with fighting nuns
NetEnt, the Swedish game studio behind classics like Starburst and Gonzo’s Quest, has launched a new video slot. The game is called Nunchucks and went live on 29 October 2026, after being available as an exclusive early-access title since 22 October.
What’s new
Nunchucks is a 6×4 slot built around combat-trained nuns defending their parish from Sinpin’s gang. The storyline follows Sisters Faith, Hope and Love, trained by Mother Sofia, who return to their old fighting skills when thieves target the church’s collection boxes. The presentation blends religious imagery with martial-arts action, with symbols such as nunchucks, shuriken and grenades on the reels.
The game offers six reels, 4,096 paylines, a default RTP of 96.21 percent and a top prize of up to 12,000x the bet. The hit frequency sits at 28 percent, with stakes ranging from €0.20 to €40. Volatility is high, meaning fewer but potentially bigger wins.
Each of the four nuns carries her own special power that enhances gameplay, including one who activates wild reels. The nuns trigger features including expanding symbols, wild reels and multipliers, while Free Spins offer up to 14 spins and Super Bonus keeps the nun features active for the whole round. Players who want to jump straight into the action can use the Elevate Features option to immediately enhance gameplay or trigger the bonus.
What it means for you as a player
Nunchucks is already live at Swedish-licensed casinos that carry NetEnt’s catalogue. You’ll find it among new online slots at operators that work with the studio. Thanks to BankID login, you always know you’re playing with a licensed operator.
Remember that the max win is a theoretical ceiling almost no session gets anywhere near, and that RTP is calculated over millions of spins, not one evening. The high volatility means wins can take time to land, so set a budget before you start. If you need support, Stödlinjen.se is available, and Spelpaus.se lets you exclude yourself from all licensed gambling in Sweden.
The bigger picture
NetEnt is better known for Starburst and Gonzo’s Quest than for grenade-throwing nuns, but Nunchucks shows the studio continuing to test new themes and mechanics, as our Starburst guide illustrates further. The launch follows a wider pattern among major studios, where buyable bonus features and high volatility have become increasingly common to attract players seeking fast action. Exactly which Swedish operators will add the game to their lobbies remains to be seen, but NetEnt titles usually spread quickly to licensed Swedish sites.
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