Tombstone RIP Free Play in Demo Mode

Here's our take on the Tombstone RIP demo

A gang of outlaws and gamblers, gun-slingers, and Wild West showdowns: the Tombstone RIP Nolimit City game is action-packed. With high volatility, above-average RTP, and special features like Splitting Wilds and Free Spins, you'll get to lay down the law as you aim for a win.

Tombstone RIP is darker and more murderous than some other Wild West games, so why not take it for a quick spin before you play for real cash? You can use our Tombstone RIP demo on this page.

Pros

• Very high max win of 300,000x
• Packed with special features
• Very high volatility
• Unique-looking game grid
• Free Spins round with Multipliers

Cons

• Theme is quite dark
• RTP could be higher

Are you in the business of murder?

The outlaw El Gordo is here to do some dirty business: the business of murder. Can you stop him? Take justice into your own hands and hunt down El Gordo and his gang of murderers, for a chance to take home some wins. Overall, the theme is very well done: there's no doubt that this game is set in the Wild West.

You might hear gunshots

The soundtrack here is a slow Western tune, not hugely different from other games with similar themes, like Hacksaw's Wanted Dead or a Wild. Beyond the background music, the sound effects are very impressive, especially the gunshots when Wild symbols land.

Tombstone RIP has a foreboding atmosphere

The visuals are more ominous than what you might expect from a Wild West-themed game. As the name might suggest, Nolimit City really pushes the boundaries with their games, and this one is no different. Bodies hang from the reels and bloody axes slice symbols in half, so it's not for the faint-hearted.

The game has very high volatility

The volatility of the Tombstone RIP game is rated as "Extreme" by Nolimit City. In simple terms, it's very high, so wins might not pay out very frequently, but they tend to be pretty large. The game's RTP is 96.08%, which is just above the industry average of 96%.

108 ways to win whenever you spin

When you open up the Tombstone RIP slot, you'll be presented with a question (usually about how you want to die). Click on one of the answers on the screen to launch the game. Next, select the coin icon and choose your stake.

The game has five reels, in a 2-3-3-3-1 formation. To trigger a win, you need at least three of the same symbols on adjacent reels from left to right on one of the 108 win ways. The fifth reel has special properties: no low-value symbols show, and all symbols count as a double symbol, making each spin very exciting.

The outlaws pay the biggest wins

The outlaws like El Gordo and Edda Star are the highest-paying symbols, while you'll get smaller wins for landing the playing card symbols. But what you really want to see is the Wilds. They can appear stacked (where they take the form of hanging bodies) and on certain reels, they can split into up to four symbols.

Tombstone RIP is packed with features

• xNudge Wilds – A Stacked Wild will always Nudge fully into view, and with each Nudge, a 1x Multiplier is added.
• Splitting Wilds – These can only land on the middle three reels, and they split all symbols on that reel in half. xSplit Wilds land on the last reel and can cut symbols in different paths, decided at random.
• Free Spins round – There are two different types of Scatters: Hang 'Em High Scatters trigger eight Free Spins, while Boothill Scatters give you 10 Free Spins with higher Multipliers.

So, is Tombstone RIP to die for?

The max payout of 300,000x would make the Tombstone RIP slot a good option, even if the rest of the slot was underwhelming. Luckily, it isn't. I was impressed with the high volatility and the ominous graphics, plus I can never say no to a Nudging Wilds feature. This slot is quirky like other Nolimit City slots (although not quite as depraved as Serial or Mental), but if cute animals or pretty gems are more your style, or you're looking for a game with higher RTP, maybe give this one a miss.