Duck Hunters 2: 96.00% published RTP, 40,000x max win

Duck Hunters 2: our verdict

Nolimit City's scatter-pays sequel, where every removed symbol leaves a doubling multiplier behind: a 5×6 grid, position multipliers up to 16,384×, and a 40,000× ceiling.

Why it is on the list

Scatter pays — eight or more of a kind anywhere on the grid — with Nolimit's twist, from the studio's own feature notes: every winning symbol is removed, a ×2 multiplier is placed on each position it left, and if a position that already holds a multiplier wins again on the next drop its value doubles. Random multipliers are also seeded on positions at the start of each spin. A position multiplier can reach ×16,384, which is why a long cascade on this grid is genuinely tense.

How it plays

xWays symbols transform into a regular symbol and raise the position multiplier by 2, 4 or 8; Infectious xWays spreads the revealed symbol to every matching symbol on the grid. A Bomb symbol fires when no wins remain. It is Nolimit at its most mechanical — the features are rules, not animations — and the sequel's additions widen the ways to bet rather than change the core. Released 10 September 2026.

The maths

Nolimit publishes one return per game page: 96.00% for Duck Hunters 2, with no statement on lower builds. Max win is 40,000× the bet; the studio's own page lists a feature buy-in and a bet range of €0.20 to €100. Volatility is high — the position-multiplier design guarantees it.

Who it is for

Players who want the cascade itself to be the feature. The multipliers live on the grid, not in a bonus round, so every spin can escalate.