Devil’s Crossroad Slot Review

Devils Crossroad Slot Game

I have spent a fair bit of time with Devils Crossroad, and it feels like Nolimit City playing with the old crossroads legend in their own way. The action takes place on a twisted road network hanging over a chasm, with a Devil Wild grinning from the middle. The grid is split into four cross sections of four symbols each, all feeding wins towards that centre position.

Winning combinations vanish, symbols slide towards the centre, and fresh icons drop in from the outer edges, so you get that cascading flow without standard reels. Stakes go from 20p right up to two hundred quid a spin, which suits both casual punts and high-roller tests. It is a high volatility slot with a max win of 13,180x, so the ride can feel swingy, especially in the base game.

Symbols and Payouts in Devils Crossroad

The paytable in Devils Crossroad sticks to the Nolimit habit of tying symbols into the story. All icons sit in hexagon frames, and the low pays are A, K, Q, J and 10 printed on grimy road signs. Depending on the rank, three to five of a kind gives from 0.1x up to 1.2x your stake, so they do the usual chip-away work while the multipliers carry a lot of the weight.

The high pays are the devils clients, each tied loosely to one of the deadly sins. You have a gold-dripping suited boss, a female singer, a muscle-bound show-off, a manic gamer and a selfie addict. Hitting five of a kind on these premiums pays between 2x and 10x, and when those line up through a fat cross section multiplier, single cascades can jump far higher than the raw line values suggest.

In the centre sits the Devil Wild, which is permanent in the base game and links all four sections. Any paying symbol landing next to that position may randomly turn into a Cross Wild, and all wilds substitute for regular pay symbols only. The goat pentagram Scatter does not pay in the usual way, but four of them are your ticket into Redemption Spins, where coins show bet multipliers instead of standard symbol wins.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x2.5
	5	x6
	4	x3
	3	x1.5
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x3
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.75
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.25
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.15
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Wild

Devils Crossroad Slot Bonus Features

Feature-wise, Devils Crossroad leans on its Cross Multiplier and Redemption Spins. Every time you land a win, all matching symbols in the other sections are removed, even if they were not part of that specific connection. Each removed symbol adds one step to that sections multiplier, and wins landing through that arm of the cross are paid with the relevant multiplier applied, which can snowball over a good cascade.

Scatters are limited to the central row and column of each section. When one lands next to the Devil Wild, symbols in that section lock and matching icons are removed from the other three sections, again growing multipliers and thinning the deck for later drops. Four scatters trigger Redemption Spins, a hold-and-win style bonus where you start with three spins that reset whenever a coin lands, with six sin-themed column modifiers, a Devil coin and an upgraded version that adds row features as well. Where allowed, there is a Nolimit Bonus Buy for regular, upgraded or 50/50 Redemption Spins, though not for UK players.

How to Win at Devils Crossroad Slot

Devils Crossroad does not pay on fixed paylines. Instead, you are working with Crosslink Wins across four sections tied to the Devil Wild. Two or more matching symbols can connect horizontally from left or right, or vertically from top or bottom, as long as the path runs through the centre. You set a bet between 20p and two hundred pounds, hit spin or use autoplay, and let the cascades, Cross Wilds and multipliers do their thing.

Devils Crossroad Slot RTP & Volatility

On paper, Devils Crossroad sits just above the market average with a default RTP of 96.06%. Like most Nolimit releases, there are lower settings around 94.03%, 92.07% and 87.05%, depending on where you play, so I always check the info panel before settling in. The hit frequency hovers around 21.7% overall, while the organic Redemption Spins rate is roughly one bonus in every 189 spins, which feels about right from my sessions.

Volatility is as high as Nolimits internal scale goes, rated ten out of ten, and you can sense that in the way balances yo-yo around. The headline max win of 13,180x is decent in general terms, though below some of their wilder projects, and the odds of hitting it sit around one in 3.9 million spins. For me it lands in that zone where bonuses can pay very nicely, but true blow-up hits are rare.

The Final Thoughts on Devils Crossroad

After plenty of spins, Devils Crossroad feels like a solid but slightly restrained Nolimit outing. The cross-shaped grid, centre wild and growing section multipliers are clever, and when scatters line up next to the middle you can feel the tension rise. The hold-and-win style Redemption Spins are packed with sin modifiers and the Devil coin, yet the whole package comes across as entertaining rather than outrageous, and I was left enjoying the ride without being blown away.

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