Nolimit City makes very volatile slots: games where most spins return little and the maximum win can reach 50,000× or more the stake. It has belonged to the Evolution group since 2022, and its games are run by Evolution's Maltese company. If you play Nolimit City, set your budget around long losing runs; that is how these games are designed.
Nolimit City quick facts
| Company | Nolimit City, part of the Evolution group since 2022; its site is run by Evolution Gaming Malta Limited |
|---|---|
| Licences | Malta Gaming Authority, through Evolution Gaming Malta Limited |
| Makes | Online slots |
| Our reviews | San Quentin xWays, Royal Mint Megaways, Warrior Graveyard xNudge, Brick Snake 2000 |
| RTP to check | Our reviews list 96.03%–96.5%; check the game's info screen at your casino |
Who Nolimit City is
Evolution agreed to buy Nolimit City in 2022, paying €200 million up front with up to €140 million more depending on results. The studio kept its brand; its website footer names Evolution Gaming Malta Limited and its Malta Gaming Authority licences.
Nolimit City games and what they play like
Nolimit City builds its slots around its own mechanics, whose names appear in the titles, such as xWays and xNudge. What they share is extreme volatility. The maximum wins in our reviews: 9,797× on Warrior Graveyard xNudge, 10,000× on Brick Snake 2000, 50,000× on Royal Mint Megaways and 150,000× on San Quentin xWays. A high maximum doesn't make a game generous; it means most of its return is concentrated in very rare results, and ordinary sessions often end below the starting balance.
RTP: what to check
The RTPs in our Nolimit City reviews range from 96.03% to 96.5%. Some studios supply the same slot in more than one RTP setting and the casino chooses which to run; open the game's info or paytable screen to see the RTP you are playing. Our guide to how slots pay explains RTP and volatility.
Where you find Nolimit City games
Nolimit City slots are at many licensed and offshore casinos. Check the casino's licence before you play; our licence guides explain what each one means for you, and our responsible gambling page lists tools and free help lines.
Nolimit City FAQ
Who owns Nolimit City?
The Evolution group, since 2022.
Are Nolimit City slots high volatility?
Yes, very. The maximum wins in our reviews run from 9,797× to 150,000× the stake, and most sessions see far smaller results.
What do xWays and xNudge mean?
They are Nolimit City's own reel mechanics; each slot's review and paytable explain how its version works.
Sources
- Nolimit City (operated by Evolution Gaming Malta Limited; MGA licences)
- Next.io: Evolution strikes deal to acquire Nolimit City for up to €340m (2022)
Checked 29 October 2026.
