Tanked Slot Review

Overview of Tanked Slot

Tanked drops me straight onto a battered frontline where four cartoon warlords trundle round in tiny tanks, collecting coloured badges and blowing each other to bits. The layout starts as a 4-6-6-6-6-4 grid framed as 6x6, but it can grow right out to 9x9 when rockets, barrel bombs or big booms hit. It runs on Nolimit City's xLoot mechanic, so wins come from character movement rather than classic lines or clusters.

Math wise this sits in their extreme bracket, rated 10 out of 10 for volatility, with a headline RTP setting of 96.04 percent. On screen it does not hit me visually quite like some other Nolimit releases, yet the war torn backdrop and conspiratorial soundtrack suit the theme. Tanks shuffle about, symbols tumble in, explosions chain together and the grid creeps larger. It took a handful of spins to follow everything, but once it clicked the battlefield flow felt surprisingly intuitive.

Tanked Review and Gameplay

Gameplay in Tanked is all about those four warlords roaming the grid. Each one collects matching symbols of its colour, plus any wilds, as long as they sit adjacent on the path. When a character moves, it hoovers up a cluster, pays according to the xLoot table, then fresh symbols drop. Any character can also grab ammo box multipliers, which stack together and apply to every win from that evaluation.

Tanked Betting, RTP, and Win Potential

When I fire this up for cash, I normally sit between 20p and £1 a spin, though the official range stretches from 20p to £100. Hit frequency sits around one win every five spins, so there can be plenty of dead patches. Carnage Spins and Carnage Royale average roughly once every 249 spins at the highest RTP setting, which matches how streaky the game feels in practice.

The headline RTP is 96.04 percent, but there are 94.06 percent and 92.04 percent models floating about, so I always check the paytable first. Volatility is absolutely brutal. Tanked carries a 25,000x max win, either through stacked multipliers during Mayhem Spins or by landing the dedicated MAXWIN symbol fully in view. Stat sheets put that top payout at roughly once every 30 million spins, so I treat it as fantasy rather than expectation.

Tanked Symbols and Their Payouts

Symbol wise, Tanked keeps things stripped back. There are four main badge or gem colours that tie to each warlord, usually shown as purple, turquoise, green and orange in the pay information. Individual badge values are tiny on paper, roughly 0.05x to 0.15x per collected symbol at the lowest level, so you rely on the characters scooping big clusters, the grid expanding and multipliers piling on to get meaningful hits.

Alongside the base badges you have wilds, ammo box multiplier symbols, beer bonus scatters, various tank booster icons, xBombs, barrel bombs, xNudge wilds, xSplit symbols and a special Max Win tile. Wilds substitute and can be collected by any warlord. Multipliers act as separate pickups and never pay on their own. The whole paytable feels geared towards long, explosive sequences rather than classic five of a kind style line wins.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	1	x0.15
	1	x0.1
	1	x0.05
	1	x0.05
	Multiplier
	Collect
	Collect
	Collect
	Collect

Tanked Bonuses and Special Features

Tanked throws a ridiculous arsenal of features at you. Ammo box multipliers up to 1,000x can drop anywhere and any character can pick them up, with values adding together before they hit your total. Then you have four Tank Boosters. Rocket snipes a wall near an enemy, clearing characters and pay symbols while stepping the grid size up. Grenade wipes a square of paying symbols, handy for clearing space round your active collector.

Power Drill is the wild card. The armed warlord drives to the largest cluster of its colour, shredding symbols, enemies and wilds in its path while snatching extra boosters, multipliers and scatters. Airstrike can smack several characters at once in a cross pattern. When movement stops, xBomb and Barrel Bomb can explode to clear pays, raise the global multiplier and stretch the grid. Small and Big Booms from bunched characters add even more mayhem. Every hit drains lives through the Kill Count system, and combined with rockets, barrel blasts and booms, that is how you climb from the starting 6x6 layout towards the full 9x9 board in four discrete steps.

The free spin ladder is where Tanked really goes off. Three beer bonus symbols land Carnage Spins with five spins and your current multiplier, grid size and kill count carried in. Four scatters start Carnage Royale on a fixed 9x9 grid with seven spins and an extra plus five to the multiplier. If all characters die in one blast, the round upgrades into Mayhem Spins with a fresh plus ten multiplier on top. In Mayhem everything runs on the max grid, each warlord only has one life and another shared wipe adds more spins and another plus ten multiplier. Outside the UK there are Nolimit Boosters such as xBet, extra starting Tank Boosters and straight bonus buys, right up to a God Mode option that hunts the Max Win symbol but costs a massive 5,000x your chosen stake.

Tanked: Slot Verdict

Tanked feels like Nolimit City at its most unhinged. The xLoot mechanic, kill based character system and cascading explosions create sessions that swing from complete droughts to mad chains where a single colour floods the grid and a big multiplier makes it all worthwhile. As a long time slots addict I love that chaos, but I only play it with spare bankroll and I never chase those headline God Mode buys.

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