Devil's Crossroad Slot (Nolimit City)

This 100 Spin test was updated by Steve Madgwick on 17/1/2024

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Test Comments

We can always expect something different from NLC, but this is like no other slot you've ever played - I'll let Andrej and jenny explain further int he full review, but after this test I am not sure if I like it or not.

The test was below par returning just a 46% RTP for the session made up of 17 winning spins, with the top base game win coming in at 12.6x.

There wasn't a huge amount of other action and the game plays quite slowly, so the 17 wins took some time, and average out at just 2.73x per win

Steve Madgwick

Editor-In-Chief

Steve is a confessed online slots fan and keeps his hand in the slot section of OLBG by undertaking all of our 100 spin tests, collecting the data and updating this section with the results

There seems to be plenty of people around who would do anything to be famous. Some have such a strong thirst for fame that they'd possibly make a deal with the Devil himself. However, the Devil's Crossroad game tells us that people should remember that the Devil holds all of the cards in these situations.

When playing this game of darkness there's a superb free spins round titled Redemption Spins where coins land in the area and they all have values to help you bag some wins which have been aptly named Gluttony, Wrath, Lust, Greed, Envy and Pride.

During this in-depth Devil's Crossroad slot review, you’ll be able to read about all aspects of this devilish release so let’s crack on!

Graphics, Music, and Sound Effects

The graphics are pure excellence as expected from a NLC title, they are the masters at dark storytelling. As you'd expect for a game about the devil expect to see plenty of reds and black hues on your screen. The music sounds like a score from a Hollywood film which sets the scene perfectly for the story. And the sound effects are traditional slot game noises.

Theme - The Devil

The game is fronted by Satan himself and he features heavily during the gaming experience. The background imagery in the bonus game is kooky rather than scary, you're brought into Mr Lucy's office which is decorated with candles and an odd-looking four-eyed cat. There are amusing graphics such as when flipping between the base and bonus games you see a contract waiting to be signed by Mr Lucy's unwitting victims...I mean clients.

On the grid, you'll see some of his clients which in order of highest value first are a man wearing lots of gold (who looks a lot like the human version of Mr Lucy), a woman singing, a man smoking a cigar, a male gamer and a woman taking a selfie. These are then followed by the standard symbols of A, K, Q, J and 10.

Reels & Paylines

Due to the Devil's Crossroad setup there are not traditional reels and paylines - instead there is a grid divided into four sections.

RTP

You've probably seen RTP written on slot sites and this stands for return to player which is a theoretical figure telling you what percentage of your stakes will be returned over the long run. Nowadays you should expect to see around 96%. The Devil's Crossroad slot game comes in ever-so-slightly above at 96.06%. 

Nolimit City like most providers, uses this RTP as a default amount so if you shop around you'll discover different RTP rates across various sites. We've saved you some time and checked a few rates at some of the top UK online casinos and added them to the table below.

RTP is just one factor to think about when deciding which site to play at. Other factors to consider include the amount of games, customer service support, options for payment choices and welcome bonuses and free spins deals. You can read about all of these factors plus more when you read our OLBG casino reviews.

Stake Range

The Devil's Crossroad game has a wide bet range which starts at £0.20 and goes right up to £200.

Max Win

The max win feature of all NLC games are given a name and in the case of the Devil's Crossroad it's entitled 'Debt to be Paid.' Here the max payout is 13,180x your stake.  

Wild Symbol

Wilds are depicted by Cross Wilds for the Devil's Crossroad game and any paying symbol landing next to the centre position may randomly become a Wild symbol.

Free Spins

Jackpot

Like most modern-day slot games, Devil's Crossroad doesn't have a jackpot element. If jackpots are your thing you should visit our page with the biggest progressive jackpots slots.

Play Experience & First Impressions

I liked the look of the reel area of the Devil's Crossroad -  as mentioned already, it's divided into four cross sections and it mixes play up when a symbol lands next to the centre and morphs into a Wild.  The Redemption Spins bonus round was fun once I understood the coin mechanic, glow-up progress meter and heart. Basically, you can be upgraded once you either collect 4 levels in the progress bar or land 3 Scatters in the centre position.

The Scatter symbol - which is depicted by what else but a pentagon - appears in the centre row/column of their cross-section and was a fun feature. Here, when a Scatter appears next to the centre position, the remaining symbols in its cross-section become inactive and symbols of the same type are removed from the other cross-sections. Removed symbols can no longer appear for the remaining drops. Each symbol removed this way increases its cross-section multiplier by 1 which can add up.

The Cross Multiplier symbol is one to look out for too. When a win occurs then the same kind of symbol will be removed from the other cross sections if they are not a part of the win. Each symbol removed this way increases its cross-section multiplier by 1. Wins are multiplied by their respective cross-section multiplier.

I've reviewed several darker-themed slot games recently, I wonder why that is?  Maybe it's that time of year as I'm writing this review in early January and slots players are craving something edgier. There have been some top games released recently including Blade & Fangs, Dark Summoning and Hellapenos. The Devil's Crossroad game is instantly recognisable as an NLC game due to its artwork, features and strong storyline, I always look forward to reviewing new NLC releases. 

When reading the names within the free spins bonus - Gluttony, Wrath, Lust, Greed, Envy and Pride -  I had a memory of that gruesome scene from the film Seven in my mind but this game does not push the boundaries like that film did. This game is not as risqué  as other NLC games - the ones from 2023 that spring to mind are Disturbed and True Kult but it's entertaining nonetheless. The base game was less hell-themed than I expected, showing a road with an actual crossroad in the middle whereas I expected more of a metaphorical crossroad but that might just be my interpretation. RTP is about right for a NLC game at 96.06% and it's not an extremely high volatility title like most NLC games - Devil's Crossroad is classed as high. I had a blast playing this game, it's not one of my favourites but it ticked lots of boxes.

The Devil's Crossroad slot review was written by our slot game experts on the OLBG Expert team. Beginning with Jenny Mason our prime Slot reviewer who has 17+ years in online gambling, top UK brands. Expert in sports betting, slots, and bingo. 

The review is Fact Checked by Steve Madgwick: our Editor-In-Chief with over 18 years of experience creating and managing high-quality sports betting and Casino content for OLBG, a self-confessed online slots fans who has played at 100's of the best slot sites online and completes the 100 Spin tests to keep his hand in.

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100 Spin Test Criteria

The 100 Spins test is undertaken on a demo slot, staking 100 spins at £1 per spin

Session RTP - Return to the player after 100 spins - Eg, A return of £45 from 100 spins is 45%, or a return of £107 is 107%

Win Frequency - A winning spins to spins frequency, higher frequency regardless of prize, is often more entertaining.

• 0-10 Very Low
• 11-15 Low
• 16-30 Medium
• 21-35 High
• 36+ Very High

Biggest Base Game Win  - Highest single base game spin winning value

Spins to Bonus - How many spins were completed before the main bonus round was achieved

Bonus Paid - Value of bonus once complete

Time Taken  - How long did the 100 spins take to complete?