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Nolimit City launches horror slot Six Feet Under

By Emma Bergqvist · Published 24 October 2026 · Updated 26 October 2026

Nolimit City has launched its new Halloween slot Six Feet Under. The game went live on 20 October 2026 and is already available at operators running the studio’s content, according to several reviews published this week.

Six Feet Under tells a dark story about a serial killer who buries his friends, with a playing field covered in dirt that gradually gets blasted open.

What’s new

Six Feet Under is another dark tale from Nolimit City, following a serial killer who gets close to his friends before burying them. The grid has six reels with up to 46,656 ways to win, with dirt covering much of the grid.

Bombs are the central mechanic. When the bombs explode they uncover Gems paying up to 1,000x the stake, and the Shovel and Toolbox symbols seed extra Gems as the game progresses.

The main feature is called The Descent. The free spins round runs until sticky dirt has filled the entire screen, meaning the round has no fixed number of spins and only ends once the grid is completely covered in dirt.

RTP: 96.05%
Volatility: extreme
Bet range and max win: from €0.20 to €100 base bet, with a maximum win of 30,000x the stake
Hit frequency: 21.9%

Several reviewers note that the RTP figure can differ between sites. One breakdown lists versions at 96.05%, 94.02% and 92.07%, so the exact figure a player sees depends on which configuration the operator runs.

What it means for you as a player

Six Feet Under is a game for players who like high risk. The extreme volatility means long stretches without big wins, but a chance of large payouts once the bombs go off. Before depositing real money, it may be worth trying the demo version and getting familiar with the new slot without risking your own funds.

Keep in mind that RTP can vary between licensed sites, so it is worth checking the in-game rules before you play. As always, keep track of your gambling budget. Anyone who wants a break from all licensed gambling in Sweden can self-exclude via Spelpaus.se, and anyone who wants to talk about their gambling can contact Stödlinjen.se.

The bigger picture

The launch fits a pattern at Nolimit City. The studio’s two previous releases before Six Feet Under were the sequels Gator Hunters 2 and Duck Hunters 2, showing the company likes building on familiar themes and mechanics while testing new features such as The Descent.

Six Feet Under is another example of how Swedish game developers continue to shape the catalogue at Swedish-licensed casinos, with increasingly elaborate bonus features and extremely high volatility that appeals to a particular type of player.