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Tombstone RIP Slot Review 2022<\/h1>\n

Tombstone RIP<\/strong> from Nolimit City<\/a> introduces us to Nolimit City’s first game of 2022, and perhaps their most brutal yet.<\/p>\n

All of us bore witness as Nolimit City simultaneously ascended to greatness and descended into madness in 2021 with titles that had everyone questioning the sanity of the provider…but not their brilliance.<\/p>\n

Mental x9999<\/a> gave us a frightening insight into the minds of a group of professionals more daring than anyone else, and more willing to touch on the darker side of what people seemingly forget is an adult form of entertainment.<\/p>\n

If movies can, and if games can, then why not slots?<\/p>\n

Indeed, 2021 birthed a new Nolimit City and an improved Nolimit City in our opinion.<\/p>\n

So what do we have now so many years after the tame and unassuming themes of Tombstone<\/strong> and Deadwood<\/a>?<\/p>\n

Well, we can tell you it’s not good news for Skinny Joe, Edda Star and El Gordo. For too long these outlaws have crossed the line, and now the swift hand of justice is here to deliver a slow and agonizing death.<\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP looks so brutal, that we’re not even sure that even the most heinous outlaws deserve what’s coming.<\/p>\n

\"Tombstone<\/p>\n

Bigger and Better than San Quentin?<\/h2>\n

Tombstone RIP knocks San Quinten<\/a> off of it’s perch as the most potential rich game in Nolimit City’s catalogue, as well as the most expensive bonus buy.<\/p>\n

How could it possibly be capable of MORE than 150,000x<\/strong>? and how much more expensive can Bonus Buys get considering San Quentin cost 2000x?<\/p>\n

Let’s head to the gallows and find out together in this Tombstone RIP Slot Review.<\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP Warning<\/h2>\n

Tombstone RIP definitely isn’t for the faint of heart, and the ‘chaos begins before you enter’ according to Nolimit City.<\/p>\n

In Tombstone RIP you’ll be presented with a question before you enter the game, and you’ll need to get it right if you’re to gain entry<\/strong>. The questions could range from warning you about the brutal nature of the game to quizzing you on which ammo works best in Tombstone…<\/p>\n

One choice, choose wisely or you’re out<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

Warning: Some viewers and readers may find Tombstone RIP too graphic and gory. We understand that some has found game images distressing, but we respect Nolimit City’s creative freedom in a sector that is after all, made for adults. If you find any of the images in this game distressing, or any of our opinions about the game offensive, then we suggest that you do not play the game or read the review.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP Slot Theme<\/h2>\n

Many of us were around to witness and enjoy Tombstone for the first time, and to see how Tombstone RIP looks in comparison puts how far Nolimit City has come into perspective.<\/p>\n

The original Tombstone was a rather standard Wild West game with eccentric-looking characters and older graphics, but Tombstone RIP is graphically superior by a long shot, and the dark and dreary theme stands out.<\/p>\n

It’s incomprehensible to think that both games are related, to be honest. Has Nolimit City brought to life what the Wild West was actually like?<\/p>\n

The Wild West genre is something we’ve seen glorified through many other slots as something silly, and even upbeat at times.<\/p>\n

The real Wild West wasn’t quite like that. Outlaws were hunted by authorities who were determined to exact justice, and the gallows where they were taken was even considered as a sick form of entertainment to a populace with stronger stomachs than we have now. This outdated form of capital punishment wasn’t just a form of entertainment for sadistic locals though, as it also served as a reminder that law and order would prevail.<\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP might not be pretty, but it’s soberingly accurate and yet another from Nolimit City to shock their audience.<\/p>\n

The inspiration for Tombstone RIP wasn’t born from nothing though. Tombstone is a real town and Boothill Graveyard<\/a> is a real place in Arizona USA. Boothill Graveyard in Tombstone was a graveyard used in the 1880’s to bury outlaws and some others, and the name “Boot Hill” refers to men who died with the boots on. Today, Tombstone Arizona and Boothill graveyard is a popular tourist attraction,<\/p>\n

All of the action in Tombstone RIP takes place at the gallows. Ironically, you’ll bear witness to the unlucky fate of the condemned when you get lucky in Tombstone RIP with wins.<\/p>\n

Skinny Joe, Edda Star and El Gordo hold a special place in our hearts having entertained us for years, but they’re outlaws after all, and it’s time for them to pay.<\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP: Enhanced Bet<\/h2>\n

Nolimit City may be brutal but they’re accommodating with their betting options. The lowest available stake in Tombstone RIP is \u00a3\/\u20ac0.20 per spin<\/strong>, and the highest option is \u00a3\/\u20ac50 per spin<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Nolimit City has implemented an interesting little feature into this one called the Enhanced Bet.\u00a0<\/strong>The Enhanced Bet allows you to ‘chase the gallows’ by increasing the base bet by 10%<\/strong>, which in turn guarantees a less rewarding base game but a better chance at triggering Hang ’em High or Boothill Free Spins.<\/p>\n

The chance of landing a bonus is higher because there is a guaranteed Scatter symbol on the second reel<\/strong> with this option enabled. Tombstone RIP is pretty brutal in the Base Game as it is, but the enhanced bet takes it to another level. The choice is yours here.<\/p>\n

Tombstone RIP: The Base Game and Features<\/h2>\n

Tombstone RIP is a 5 reel game with a 2-3-3-3-1<\/strong> reel configuration.\u00a0 The last reel has special properties, and limited symbols.<\/p>\n