Nolimit City
The studio behind San Quentin Manhunt. The RTP breakdown lives on the San Quentin Manhunt RTP analysis page.
Company History
Nolimit City made its name on extreme-slot design — the xWays and Enhancer Cell engineering that runs through its high-ceiling titles. San Quentin Manhunt is the studio's return to the prison theme, a scatter-pays sequel to the original San Quentin.
The studio launched in 2014 with a Swedish team, holds MGA and UKGC licences from its Malta base, and was bought by Evolution in 2022. A 46,532x ceiling like Manhunt's is exactly why several regulators scrutinise caps this steep.
What They Do Best
Extreme-Variance Engineering
Nolimit City is famous for slots where the return hides in a thin upper tail, and Manhunt's 46,532x cap on Extreme variance is squarely in that mould.
Mobile-First HTML5
Games ship for phone and tablet from launch — no download, no separate app.
Other Popular Nolimit City Games
| Game | RTP | Max Win |
|---|---|---|
| Catfish Hunters | 96.03% | 20,000x |
| True Grit Redemption 2 | 96.07% | 34,000x |
| Supersized | 96.07% | 12,345x |
| Punk Rocker | 96.01% | 15,072x |
| The Crypt 2 | 96.10% | 31,248x |
Fairness & Licensing
Every Nolimit City release runs certified RNG. The xWays and xSplit reveals and the Enhancer Cells fire on identical maths in demo and cash play; the only thing that changes is whose money is riding on the spin.
Why San Quentin Manhunt?
San Quentin Manhunt offers 96.15% RTP and a staggering 46,532x ceiling on genuinely Extreme variance. It rewards players who read the numbers honestly and bankroll for the long haul — the game guide maps every mechanic and trigger.