A brief review
Six Feet Under immediately makes me think of Creed’s One Last Breath. So if your playlists have names like “Dad’s Rock” this might be the Nolimit City slot for you. At least we’ve established the target audience before even spinning anything.
The background music, though, sounds like someone paused a video game right in the middle of an epic moment. Everything is supposed to be dramatic, except nothing moves forward and you’re stuck listening to it. It gets old pretty quickly.
Visually, this may be a new slot, but the symbols look like they came from one of Big Time Gaming’s early releases. Somewhere around 2016, to be more specific. There is a creepy touch, though: a woman can appear in the background during a spin, just sitting there in a “box.” That deserves more attention than the symbols themselves.
As for the rest, it’s the usual Nolimit City package. Volatility somewhere in outer space, ridiculous multipliers, and a whole selection of ways to pay for bonus rounds or trigger various features. There’s also a spin modifier that costs extra, because apparently the existing selection of things to spend money on wasn’t quite enough.
