Disorder Slot

Welcome to 1960s America, home to Cold War paranoia, political anxiety, and psychos in suburbia. Join us on a journey of derailment that’s taking place in the domestic dwellings of a seemingly quiet and normal family. Beyond the romantic sounds of doo-wop music is the slot game Disorder, and beyond this is the Nolimit City developer back to its insanely best.

During the loading of this game, there is a ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ warning. This game contains “Intense Graphics”, “Disturbing Images”, “Blood”, “Violence”, and “Player Discretion is Advised”.

If you’re of a nervous disposition, then what the hell are you doing here? Joining me for this review is Jack O’Potts, who will play the game for real money and provide feedback on the gaming performance. The free demo is available to all who can stomach a bit of homely homicide.

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Nolimit City games are usually extremely high volatility slots and with RTP settings that range between 92.12% and 96.11%.

You can play Disorder with bets ranging from $0.20 to $100 and pays out a maximum return of 23,500 times the staked amount. That means a chance to win $2,350,000, and they aren’t going to make winning that amount easy.

Gaming takes place on a scattered layout across six reels, with the row sequence taking on the pattern of 4-3-4-3-4-3. This comes with up to 1,728 ways to win. Winning comes from landing three to six matching symbols. When a win happens, the game’s Tumble mechanism is activated. This destroys winning symbols to replace them with new ones. By adding new symbols, new wins can emerge, giving you more chances of winning for your money, and presenting a chain reaction of Tumbles.

Despite Nolimit City making the gameplay extremely hard, it still knows how to put on a show. Many features and bonuses are available to help you win more money. From the classic Enhancer Cells to the free spins bonus, you have a chance to experience the very best of its ability, even if you pay for it through the provider’s Nolimit Bonus.

Disorder is another canon in the works of Nolimit City, following in the same vein as the slots Disturbed and Kenneth Must Die. What makes Disorder work most is the immersive qualities. The classic use of music, playing romantic pop songs, brings about a heightened sense that something sinister is about to happen.

It’s another look behind the curtain of American suburbia, all frankly normal, and it's a treat to play, despite the absolute difficulty of it. I’ve only ever unlocked a bonus game once from a Nolimit City slot, which should be taken as a word of caution.