We’re well into September and there have been no fresh Nolimit City releases for three weeks? That’s about to change as the infamous studio lines up two new titles by the end of this month.
Nor does it pull any punches this time around. After a few underwhelming releases this year (comparatively speaking, of course), Duck Hunters 2 and Ding Dong Death look to be just as nuts and just as over-the-top as you’d expect from the Malta-based provider.
Duck Hunters 2 (September 10)
What other game gives you a gun and forces you to reduce the population of annoying, plump-looking ducks? You’re right, that’ll be the original Duck Hunters from early 2025.
But the sequel promises even more redneck swagger, bigger multipliers, and improved max win potential to 40,000x, albeit with a slightly lower RTP of 96.00%.
Game Features
In Duck Hunters 2, the provider decides to trade the original 6×5 layout with a 5×6 grid. But the game still relies on Scatter Wins, Wilds, and proprietary mechanics like xWays and Infectious xWays.
The xWays symbol transforms back into a regular symbol and adds a multiplier at the same time (up to 8x). For its part, the Infectious xWays symbol also transforms and adds the same multiplier to all symbols of the same kind.
The Bomb feature makes its explosive comeback but acts slightly differently here. Instead of exploding in a 3×3 area around it, the Bomb clears the row above and adds 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, and 64x multipliers in the said radius.

Bonus Rounds
Duck Hunters 2 comes with three free spins rounds. In each, landing an Extra Shot symbol gives you another spin and a random upgrade. Upgrades could be anything, like for example turning all xWays into Infectious xWays or making Bombs clear symbols above and below.
- Duck Hunt Spins: 3 Scatters get you 7 spins where position multipliers stick around between spins. You get 1 starting upgrade.
- Hawk Eye Spins: 4 Scatters give you 8 spins starting with 2 upgrades right off the bat.
- Big Game Spins: 5 Scatters trigger 10 spins with 3 starting upgrades.
For the restless hunters, Nolimit City has prepared buy features like the xWays Juicer (500x your bet) or Bomb Juicer (2,800x your bet) for guaranteed modifiers on every spin. Hit the maximum win cap of 40,000x your bet and you’ll trigger the ‘Duck Man Returns’ end screen. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Ding Dong Death (September 22)
Right on the heels of Duck Hunters 2 comes Ding Dong Death. It’s a game set in a creepy, dark-humor neighborhood located on the cheery side of the nearby cemetery. It plays on a simple 6×3 grid, packed with high volatility and an RTP of 95.83%.
Game Features
Ding Dong Death runs around a 5-level Death Meter that comes alive every 3rd cascade to transform symbols into Wilds for that round. Getting to Level 5 will double the global multiplier. Also, you’ll win additional perks such as xSplit Wilds and xNudge Wilds.
Failure pays, too. If you land 3 matching symbols horizontally without a win, the Knock Knock feature kicks in to convert the middle symbols into high-paying Mental Patients while blowing up the rest of the grid for a fresh drop.
Bonus Rounds
Bonuses in Ding Dong Death are extensions of the base game rather than completely new setups:
- Ding Dong Spins: Land 3, 4, or 5 Scatters to trigger 7, 9, or 11 free spins. Your Death Meter progress and win multipliers don’t reset between spins.
- Ding Dong Death Spins: Landing 6 Scatters gets you 13 super-charged spins with all features active. Every meter level adds +1 to your global multiplier, and xNudge Wild multipliers add directly to your total win multiplier.
