Duck Hunters 2 — No Limit City doubling down on its own formula
No Limit City released Duck Hunters 2 on 10 September 2026, a sequel built on the mechanic the studio has spent years refining: a 6×5 scatter-pays grid where clearing symbols leaves multipliers behind, and those multipliers keep doubling.
We have not played this one. The 9.0 on this page is the score Bigwinboard published, and the specifications below come from their review. We will replace it with our own once we have run real sessions. Everything here that isn’t our own testing is attributed.
How the multipliers compound
Land 8 or more matching symbols anywhere and they pay — no paylines. Those symbols are then removed, new ones drop in, and every cleared position gets an x2 multiplier. Land on that position again and the multiplier doubles. Chain it far enough and a single position can reach x16,384.
That is the whole game in one sentence: the grid remembers where you have already won, and rewards you for winning there again.
Two symbols accelerate it. xWays transforms into a regular symbol and multiplies its position by 2, 4 or 8, with Infectious xWays expanding matching symbols across the grid. The Bomb detonates after a win, clearing itself and everything above it on its reel, multiplying its own position by x2, the one above by x4, the next by x8, and onward.
The three free-spin tiers
Triggers scale, and so do the rewards:
| Scatters | Spins | Upgrades |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 7 Duck Hunt Spins | 1 |
| 4 | 8 Hawk Eye Spins | 2 |
| 5 | 10 Big Game Spins | 3 |
Upgrades are drawn from six options, including upgraded xWays, upgraded Bomb, extra multipliers and extra shots. Position multipliers carry over between spins inside the feature, which is what turns a good round into a huge one.
Bigwinboard put the natural free-spins rate at roughly 1 in 203 spins, with a base hit frequency of 17.68% — under one win in five.
The numbers worth knowing before you play
The RTP is not one number. No Limit City ships three builds: 96.00%, 94.05% and 92.01%, and the operator chooses. That bottom version costs roughly four times as much per £100 staked as the top one. Check the game’s info panel at whichever casino you find it in — the figure there is the one that applies to you, not the headline.
Max win is 40,000x, at odds of about 1 in 88 million. Bigwinboard’s own criticism is that the cap feels modest given the game can build x16,384 position multipliers. Either way, it is not a realistic session outcome.
Volatility is extreme. Their written review rates it 10 out of 10, while their info panel says High. With a 17.68% hit rate and a 1-in-203 bonus, expect long stretches of nothing.
Feature buys, Boosters and Side Hustles
The game ships with six buys, from Duck Hunt Spins at 80x to the Bomb Juicer at 2,800x, plus Boosters that guarantee scatters or start you on x8 to x2,048 multipliers, and optional Side Hustle side bets paying for outcomes like a dead spin or reaching the x16,384 cap.
UK players should not expect any of it. Feature-buy mechanics are restricted for players in Great Britain, and these side bets raise your effective stake, which is exactly the kind of mechanic that doesn’t survive the trip into a UKGC-licensed build.
Where it stands
Bigwinboard score it 9/10 and rank it second across No Limit City’s entire catalogue, while noting the sheer volume of options borders on excessive. That is a fair concern: between three free-spin tiers, six buys, four Boosters and four Side Hustles, there is a lot to understand before your first spin.
We have not confirmed which casinos carry this specific game, so we are not listing one. No Limit City is widely available at UK-licensed operators — of the casinos we review, MrVegas, Videoslots and Duelz all carry the studio.
For more from this studio, see San Quentin xWays, Mental and Tombstone R.I.P., or the full No Limit City studio review.
18+. Extreme-volatility slots are designed to take long runs of your money before they return any. Play responsibly — BeGambleAware.org.
What we love
- Position multipliers can compound to x16,384, carried over into free spins
- Three free-spin tiers that grant 1, 2 or 3 upgrades depending on the trigger
- 96.00% RTP is solid for an extreme-volatility game, and all three variants are published
- Bigwinboard rate it 9/10 and rank it #2 across No Limit City's catalogue
Where it slips
- We have not played it — the score below is Bigwinboard's, not ours
- Two lower RTP variants exist (94.05% and 92.01%) and operators choose which to run
- Max win is a 1-in-88-million event; free spins trigger roughly 1 in 203 spins
- Bigwinboard call the number of options excessive, and the 40,000x cap modest for the multipliers on offer
- Feature buys and Side Hustle side bets are unlikely to be available to players in Great Britain