Immortal Fruits: Overview

We hardly need to remind you that developer Nolimit City has been on a wild creative streak recently, putting out genuine modern favourites like Deadwood and Punk Rocker. With Immortal Fruits, the studio rewinds the clock for a disco-soaked fruit frenzy, essentially a modern spin on the classic fruit slot. It does have a few familiar, even generic touches, but because it’s Nolimit City, you also get some up-to-date twists. Between stacked wilds, bonus buy functionality, a gamble option, and the xWheel’s three jackpots, Immortal Fruits can definitely function as a fairly high-octane gambling vehicle.

Seeing the word ‘immortal’ in the name, we first wondered if this might be a ‘fruity’ riff on the famous Immortal Romance slot. It isn’t. Fire up Immortal Fruits and you’re met with a very recognisable fruit-slot backdrop, though it still manages to feel a little different at the same time.

Built on 5 reels with 50 paylines, the overall presentation is a curious mix. Nolimit City has opted for a deliberately rough-edged retro vibe – even the machine’s lever animates on every spin. Despite leaning into the disco theme, the audio doesn’t scream 70s; the rhythm is more dub-like, although it does get funkier once the bonus kicks in.

You can play from 20 p/c to $/€100 per spin on any device, so it suits most budgets. The maths, though, is another story, as it’s been dialled up close to the limit. Volatility is rated 10/10, which isn’t merely high but officially ‘Extreme’, while the default RTP is a more grounded 96.06%. As you’d expect from a fruit slot, the hit frequency sits low at 10.95%, so don’t anticipate a steady stream of wins while waiting for the bonus, which in theory shows up once every 205 spins.

Anyone chasing their five-a-day will appreciate the paytable, which is packed with fruit. From lowest to highest you’ve got grapes, oranges, plums, lemons, cherries, watermelons, and strawberries. Hit five of a kind and you’ll collect 1 to 5 times your stake. The odd one out is the ‘7’, paying 10 times the bet for five on a line. All symbols appear stacked on the reels, so full-screen results can happen.

The wild diamonds are stacked too, but they only show up on the middle three reels in the base game. They don’t pay by themselves, but they substitute for any other pay symbol to complete winning combinations.

Immortal Fruits: Features

To get the most out of it, the Immortal Features really shine when used together. That won’t be possible for everyone, since they’re not offered in every regulated market, but here’s what they include.

Bonus symbols appear only on reels 1, 3, and 5, and landing 3 on screen triggers the xWheel bonus. The xWheel comes in 3 tiers with progressively bigger rewards. Each tier has 10 segments featuring bet multipliers, jackpots, and an arrow. If the wheel stops on an arrow, you advance to the next tier.

The wheel continues spinning and stacking multipliers until it either lands on the same multiplier twice or hits a jackpot – at that point, the feature ends. Jackpot values are 100x, 250x, or 2,500x the bet on the first, second, or third tier respectively.

Immortal Fruits also includes a 50/50 gamble feature, letting you risk your bonus winnings for double or nothing by guessing the colour of a face-down card. The top payout possible from the Gamble feature is limited to 2,787x the bet.

Based on how large your xWheel win is, you may be able to gamble it for a repeat crack at the feature – the bigger the win, the better the odds of getting that chance. If you lose, however, you walk away with nothing.

Finally, and again subject to jurisdictional restrictions, there’s the Nolimit Bonus. With this, players can pay 75 times their bet to have three bonus symbols land on the next spin.

Immortal Fruits: Verdict

If Immortal Fruits is your first Nolimit City slot, it would be easy to be more critical. The visuals sit in that space where they’re charmingly retro if intentional, but plain if not. In this case, knowing what Nolimit can do, the throwback style is clearly deliberate, and it’s executed effectively. From the loud, garish paylines on wins to the corny-but-entertaining lever animation on every spin, it delivers a solid dose of nostalgia.

With the look sorted, the gameplay is a bit more uneven. Some parts land better than others. The base game can feel slow thanks to the low hit frequency, although stacked symbols, especially stacked wilds, do help. There’s also the gamble feature to boost the tension and potentially the returns, if you’re into that kind of risk. In some jurisdictions, though, the gamble feature won’t be available, which leaves the experience feeling thinner.

The same goes for the bonus buy option, and losing access to it does take the edge off. Since the xWheel is the main draw, being able to jump straight past the base game is a big plus. And honestly, gambling xWheel wins can be a real ride. When it breaks in your favour—landing a strong multiplier and then cheekily doubling it via a successful gamble—it’s a genuinely satisfying hit. On the flip side, it’s just as easy to stall out by landing a tiny multiplier twice and ending with a weak bonus payout – that’s extreme volatility for you.

If you can’t use the gamble feature or the feature buy, Immortal Fruits is essentially a standard fruit slot with a decent jackpot wheel bolted on. If the theme doesn’t appeal or the potential feels modest, there isn’t a huge amount here to get excited about. Add those two options back in, though, and it turns into a much more compelling gambling tool that rewards players willing to push their luck. The frequently punishing volatility means sessions can be thrilling and lucrative, or they can end with the same sting as a well-aimed kick—delivered in a platform disco shoe.