Beheaded Slot Review

Beheaded - Slot Overview

Beheaded from Nolimit City throws you straight into a nightmare shipwreck scenario. A lone survivor washes up on a tropical island, only to find a soul-devouring Tzantza collector lurking in the shadows. This is not a light-hearted slot; it leans hard into horror, ritual and head-shrinking. As a player, you are effectively gambling for your own virtual skull while chasing the Headful Collection max win.

Under the hood, Beheaded uses a 5-reel, 4-row layout with up to 178 connected ways to win. Wins form when matching symbols connect on adjacent reels along the same row, or one step up or down, from left to right. Cut Reels remove winning symbols and those beneath them so new ones drop in. Combined with Insane volatility and a feature-heavy progression system, the game feels intense, streaky and seriously punishing between big hits.

RTP, Volatility and Payouts in Beheaded

In Beheaded the theoretical RTP tops out around 96.03%, slightly above the typical online slot rate, though there are lower configurations down to the low nineties. Hit frequency sits at about 27.14%, so wins appear every few spins, but many will be small. Volatility is rated 10 out of 10, labelled Insane, which matches how it feels in practice when long barren stretches suddenly erupt into brutal features and heavy swings.

Stake levels run from 20p per spin up to £100, so I can treat Beheaded as either a small-stakes grind or a serious high-roller test. The top payout is 15,950 times the bet, tied to the Headful Collection, theoretically landing roughly once in close to two hundred thousand spins. Hitting wins of 100x bet or more feels far more common, yet still rare enough that bankroll management matters a lot.

Theme, Audio and Symbols in Beheaded

Visually, Beheaded leans into occult horror. The reels hang at night on a desolate island, with symbols tied by rope over a backdrop of skulls, totems and ritual clutter. Nolimit City frames the story around a soul-devouring Tzantza collector stalking a lone castaway. Tzantzas are shrunken heads from tribal tradition, and the game does not shy away from that, so the overall mood is dark, eerie and pretty unsettling.

On the reels, low pays are 10 to A card royals made of bone, paying up to around 0.75x for five of a kind. Medium symbols are non-glowing skulls and heads, worth roughly 0.9x to 1.5x for a full line. High pays are the same heads but lit with blue flame, topping out at 9x the bet. All regular symbols pay according to stake and connect through the 178-way system.

Special symbols carry most of the drama in Beheaded. A basic wild substitutes for regular pays and can appear on any reel. The scatter is a glowing head in a jar, needed for Tzantza Spins. On top of that you have three Soul Wilds on the left of the grid, each with its own collector. I have played this comfortably on mobile too, though the oppressive artwork shines on a bigger screen.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x9
	4	x6
	3	x3
	5	x7.5
	4	x5
	3	x2.5
	5	x6
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x0.9
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x0.75
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.25
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.45
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.15
	5	x0.3
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.15
	4	x0.1
	3	x0.05

Bonus Features in Beheaded

The core mechanic in Beheaded is the Progression Bar below the reels. Every time a win lands, the Cut Reels slice through, removing winning symbols and those beneath them so fresh ones fall in. Wilds, high and medium symbols then feed the meter, worth +3, +2 or +1 each. Hit 15, 25, 50, 80 and 110 collections to climb through five levels, with each step turning one set of medium symbols into high pays.

Soul Wilds add another layer. Dropped high-pay symbols send Souls into three totems on the side, unlocking Happy, Sad and Angry Soul Wilds at different Progression levels once 4, 10 or 18 Souls are gathered. When no more Souls can drop and a collector is full, it fires, creating a Wild Zone of 1x1, 2x2 or 3x3 and cranking a general multiplier to x1, x2 or x3. Any scatter trapped inside gives an extra free spin.

Free spins come in two stages. Hitting new Progression levels during one sequence grants Ayahuasca Spins, usually +2 per level up to four, then +6 as you move into Tzantza Spins where medium symbols are upgraded or removed. When that bonus ends without max win, Pick a Potion appears, offering Butterfly or Skull Bottles. Finally, xBet doubles your stake to triple Tzantza chances, and selected sites add a Nolimit Bonus buy menu.

Bonus Buy Feature

Ayahuasca Spins
Feature Cost:	x100 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-
Tzantza Spins
Feature Cost:	x500 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-
Lucky Draw
Feature Cost:	x225 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-

How to Play Beheaded and Manage the Risk

Playing Beheaded is straightforward mechanically, even if the feature set feels overwhelming at first. I start by picking a stake between 20p and whatever my balance allows, then hit spin or set a modest batch of autospins. Wins form from left to right through connected ways, so gaps break combos. Cut Reels can chain nicely when the Progression Bar is already partly filled, so I pay close attention to how far along it is.

Because volatility is so high, I treat Beheaded as a session game, not something I dip in for a few spins. For me, xBet only makes sense with a healthy bankroll, as doubling the stake chews through funds fast while you chase Tzantza Spins. When Pick a Potion turns up, I lean heavily towards Butterfly Bottle; gambling for the max win with Skull Bottle feels like a fast route to heartbreak.

Expert Verdict on Beheaded

For me, Beheaded sits firmly in the brutal end of Nolimit City's portfolio. The theme is harsh, the mechanics are dense, and the game can feel confusing until you have a few hundred spins under your belt. Once I got used to the Progression Bar flow and how Soul Wilds tie into Wild Zones, the whole experience started to click, though it still punishes careless play without any mercy.

If you like collection-based slots with head-spinning volatility and horror themes, Beheaded delivers exactly that mix. It is not the easiest title to grind, and at times it feels like the Tzantza collector is chewing through your balance rather than feeding it. Yet the combination of Cut Reels, Soul Wilds and layered free spins keeps me coming back, especially with that 15,950x bet potential lurking behind every nastily charged spin.

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