NoLimit City is a studio that thrives on unpredictability, and Immortal Fruits is one of its more straightforward yet oddly compelling creations. While best known for edgy, volatile titles like Mental, Tombstone RIP, and Deadwood, NoLimit occasionally taps into the classic fruit machine aesthetic—and Immortal Fruits is a bold blend of old-school symbols and modern high-volatility chaos. It’s a paradox in motion: retro visuals with a dangerous edge, easy to pick up but loaded with potentially punishing gameplay.
At first glance, Immortal Fruits looks like a typical 3x5 fruit slot. The reel grid is flanked by a crisp black background with neon glows and shimmering sparkles, giving off a glossy, slightly sinister arcade feel. There are cherries, lemons, watermelons, 7s, and BARs—all classic imagery—alongside a mysterious golden star scatter and a large red bonus wheel that becomes central to the action.
Triggering the bonus feature requires landing three golden scatter symbols on reels 1, 3, and 5. This unleashes the Immortal Fruits Bonus Wheel, a one-spinning, high-stakes feature that can either lead to significant rewards or soul-crushing disappointment.
The wheel is packed with different multiplier segments, from 2x to a staggering 2500x your bet. But—because this is NoLimit City—we also get the dreaded X segments that end the feature instantly. It’s a classic case of "all or nothing", and that tension is the heartbeat of the game.
There’s a twist, though. If you land on a multiplier, that segment is removed from the wheel, and the spin continues. The feature ends only when you land on an X. So, there’s the possibility of chaining multiple multipliers, ratcheting up the win potential as the odds shift in real time.
It’s reminiscent of a game show mechanic—exciting, but also cruel. The longer you avoid the X, the better your chances, but you know it’s coming eventually. That slow, spiralling tension is what gives the Immortal Fruits bonus round its addictive danger.
Immortal Fruits is a wolf in cherry-flavoured clothing. On the surface, it mimics the charm of old-school fruit slots, but beneath that aesthetic is a game built around intense risk and psychological tension. The Bonus Wheel is the only real feature—but it’s a good one, offering genuine drama, even if it doesn’t always pay out.
It’s definitely not the most complex online slot at Lord Ping, nor does it aim to be. Instead, Immortal Fruits targets a specific kind of player—someone who appreciates the vintage aesthetic but wants a feature that can deliver explosive outcomes. It’s minimalism with menace, and that makes it memorable.
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