Six Feet Under Slot

♫ T’is the season to be gory. Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-Aaaahhh! ♫

And on that horrifyingly high-pitched shrill of terror, induced by my own exposed knees, I present the Six Feet Under slot review, a game so dark and so twisted that it could only have been released by Nolimit City in the build-up to Halloween. To help us dig up the game information that we need to somewhat adequately assemble our review, we turn to none other than the Master of the Macabre himself, Jack ‘what I keep under my cloak is none of your business’ O’Potts.

Join us this Halloween as we descend into nothingness - well, not exactly nothingness, for Jack and I will be buried together in a single coffin, and lowered six feet into the Earth to experience playing the Six Feet Under slot in the most real way possible.

The Six Feet Under slot RTP is 96.05%, with the volatility setting set to extreme. With these kinds of settings, you need to be patient and prepared to be in it for the long haul. The hit rate will be low, wins will be few, but a big payout is possible. The game plays on a 6x6 grid when fully unlocked, but for the main gameplay, it starts at 3x6. The way to win is to align three or more matching symbols across adjacent reels. Given the layout, this slot comes with up to 46,656 ways to win.

The highest win possible is 30,000x your bet. The cost of a single bet can be as low as $0.20 and as high as $100. This means the highest possible jackpot you can win is $3,000,000! But note that max bets and even the RTP can be reduced by online casinos, so double-check.

Before we agreed to the somewhat ceremonial burial of Jack O’Potts and myself, we learned that this game would hold enough features and bonuses to make our burial somewhat more entertaining. These include Cascades, Bombs, Expanding Reels, Multiplier Gems, and a Respin bonus game. Not to forget Nolimit City’s Side Hustle and Nolimit Booster features.

Six Feet Under is actually one of Nolimit City’s tamer games. It comes with fewer classic features and bonus rounds, but, unsurprisingly, it still packs in more than most other developers. The game is good, though seemingly too simplified. Nevertheless, the game is worth a spin if you’re planning a run of Halloween and horror slots this month to keep you in the spirit of this sinister season.