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Remember Gulag: Slot Overview

Hey players, you know how people have mental filters that

govern thoughts from forming into words, depending 😆 on their internal guidance system?

These filters appear in other walks of life, too, one being online slots, where not

😆 every cockamamie idea makes it from the whiteboard to casino lobbies. Like people,

software providers have varying degrees of filtration, 😆 and one studio's filter, which

is arguably less vigorous than most, is none other than Nolimit City. This is a 😆 team

that isn't afraid to power walk through territory most others are afraid to tread. If

you're after a prime 😆 example, look no further than the Soviet era-inspired online slot,

Remember Gulag.

Yes, the Gulag, the system of labour camps that 😆 existed in the Soviet

Union in the 30s, 40s, and 50s, which for many were a one-way ticket. This is 😆 deep and

heavy stuff from a studio famous for making deep and heavy slots. Yet, a deeper point

is being 😆 made here, too. As the home screen says: 'Those that fail to learn from

history are doomed to repeat it', 😆 a quote paraphrased from philosopher George

Santayana. Interestingly, Karl Marx also famously said, 'History repeats itself, first

as tragedy, second 😆 as farce.' Is an online slot going to stop tragedy or farce? We'll

let pundits argue that one out. On 😆 a tangible level, Nolimit City has chosen to use

Remember Gulag as a historical reminder and plans to donate a 😆 portion of the game's

profits to Humanitarian Assistance. So, while Nolimit is no stranger to doom-laden

slots, this is one 😆 with a potential silver lining.

Visually, Remember Gulag certainly

looks pretty doom-laden. It's presented as an old black and white show, 😆 the screen

largely monochrome aside from some muted colour on its symbols. Barbed wire surrounds

the 6-reel game grid, laid 😆 out in a 3-3-4-4-5-5 formation, while the national anthem

blasts across the airwaves. The more you think about the theme, 😆 the more mind-blowing

it becomes, a puzzle with countless how's and whys that are tough, if not impossible,

to be 😆 fully grasped by the mind.

Plodding thoughtfully on, we come to the game's inner

workings. Here we find comfort in the 😆 emotionlessness of numbers, such as RTP, which is

either 96.08% or 94.37% when playing naturally. Winning ways consist of at 😆 least 3

matching symbols and have a hit rate of 22.56%, whereas the bonus game hit rate is 1 in

😆 211 spins. As expected, the volatility is cranked to high, whilst allowing players to

place regular bets of 20 p/c 😆 toR$/€100 or engage the Propaganda Bet, which increases

the cost by 20%. In return, it guarantees a scatter on reel 😆 2, thereby unlocking reel

5. Or, as Nolimit City puts it, you get a 'more brutal, but less awarding base 😆 game and

increase the probability of triggering Gulag Spins.' In any other arena, Nolimit City

might be accused of being 😆 bad salespeople, yet this is sure to be music to their ears

for certain hardcore gamblers.

Popping over to the paytable, 😆 we find Cyrillic style

10-A royals as the lower value symbols, worth 2 to 3 times the stake for a 😆 six of a

kind win. Moving on up to the highs are five-character symbols, including a saluting

beer, Joseph Stalin, 😆 and someone who looks like Toht from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Landing a winning way of premiums gets you 😆 a payout of 4 to 6 times the stake.

Remember

Gulag: Slot Features

Remember Gulag serves a banquet of features, including xWays,

😆 xNudge Wilds, xSplit Wilds, three types of Gulag Spins, and the Nolimit City bonus

menu. The first thing to know 😆 is at the start of each base game spin, reels 5 and 6 are

locked. Landing 1 scatter unlocks reel 😆 5, while an additional scatter unlocks reel 6.

When all reels are opened, it is possible to have up to 😆 614,656 ways to win in

play.

xWays

These land on reels 1-2 in the main game and reels 5-6 in free spins. 😆 When

xWays hit, they reveal 2-3 instances of a random pay symbol – if more than one xWays

hit, they 😆 all show the same symbol. If xWays are split by an xSplit Wild, the xWays

multiplier is doubled.

xNudge Wild

These symbols 😆 land on reels 3-4 in the base or bonus

game. They create a stacked wild symbol that is always nudged 😆 to cover the full reel.

Each nudge increases the wild multiplier by +1. When more than one xNudge Wild

multiplier 😆 is in view, their values are added together, and if split by an xSplit, one

more wild is added to 😆 the reel.

xSplit Wilds

Normal wilds can land on all reels, but

xSplit Wilds appear on reels 5-6 in the base game, 😆 reels 1-2 in the bonus. When xSplits

land, they split all symbols to the left or right, doubling them. If 😆 the split happens

more than once, the symbol shows a multiplier. Also, if scatters do not trigger free

spins and 😆 an xSplit hits them, they are transformed into a full reel of wilds. xSplit

Wilds turn into two wilds after 😆 landing, and they, in turn, can be split by other

xSplit Wilds.

Free Spins

Entering the bonus round occurs when 3, 4 😆 or 5 scatter symbols

land to trigger Gulag Spins, Gulag Spins: All Aboard, or Gulag Spins: Double Vodka,

respectively. In 😆 all cases, the grid is flipped into a 5-5-4-4-3-3 pattern, and all

reels are unlocked for the full duration.

Before the 😆 round begins, a set-up spin takes

place to determine how many spins players are awarded, and what win multiplier the 😆 four

top premium symbols get. In Gulag Spins, only one premium symbol gets a multiplier; in

the other two bonuses, 😆 all symbols get a multiplier. Multipliers are doubled in Gulag

Spins: Double Vodka. During free spins, a reel along the 😆 top of the grid can randomly

increase the active premium symbols' multipliers:

Gulag Spins – randomly increases the

multiplier by +1, 😆 +2, or double the value.

– randomly increases the multiplier by +1,

+2, or double the value. Gulag Spins: Double Vodka 😆 – randomly increases the multiplier

by +2, +4, or double the value.

– randomly increases the multiplier by +2, +4, or

😆 double the value. Players can also collect scatter symbols during the bonus. Each

scatter awards +1 free spin, and every 😆 3 collected upgrades the bonus round to the next

highest mode.

Nolimit Bonus

If the option is there, players can pick from 😆 four bonus

buys. Gulag Spins cost 78x the bet (RTP 96.56%), Gulag Spins: All Aboard costs 270x the

bet (RTP 😆 96.82%), Gulag Spins: Double Vodka are 486x the bet (RTP 96.94%), or the

fourth is a lucky dip option costing 😆 198x the bet where you are given one of the

previous three options (RTP 96.83%).

Remember Gulag: Slot Verdict

Remember Gulag is 😆 a

game that starts heavy and, well, pretty much gets heavier the deeper you go. There is

no denying the 😆 entertainment value to be found from a strictly gaming point of view,

but Nolimit City has done something else too. 😆 Whatever your thoughts on the game are,

and they are bound to be as wide as they are numerous, what's 😆 inescapable is the

maturation of the slot industry, thanks in part to software providers like Nolimit

City. How would one 😆 go about classing Remember Gulag? Historical, political,

philosophical, a signpost reminder of man's inhumanity to man, an act of charity? 😆 You

could say it is all of these things and more, so we wait with bated breath to see how

😆 the enterprise is received by the gambling community at large.

Setting the immense

emotional baggage caused by the theme aside for 😆 a moment, let's look at how Remember

Gulag plays out. The gaming side of things is a lot less controversial 😆 and consists of

many Nolimit City darlings such as xWays, xNudges, and xSplits, which can be shockingly

effective when the 😆 right symbols are split, wayed, or nudged. Factor in a staggering

number of possible ways, and when the full load 😆 is let loose, a single spin can turn a

session on its head. True, you could say that about any 😆 game, but there is something

unique about the way it happens in a Nolimit City slot. Remember Gulag is no

😆 different.

And yet, it is a little different, at least during the bonus round, which

isn't as maniacal as they can 😆 be from Nolimit City. Each reel spins at a fairly relaxed

pace, you can see the symbols land one by 😆 one, and there's time to mentally line

everything up. To use an extreme comparison, Remember Gulag is not like Mental, 😆 where

the bonus round action is so frenzied it's hard to tell what just happened at times. In

Remember Gulag, 😆 you've got time to eyeball symbols as reels stop spinning, weigh up

multipliers, contemplate Marx's words on the power struggle 😆 between the bourgeoisie and

the proletariat, and still have time to work out if you've won something. Sort of.

Anyway, 😆 come out on top, and you're looking at wins of up to 30,000x the bet – or

achieve 'Oligarch Status', 😆 as the game calls it. Seriously, Nolimit certainly live up

to their name.

We've probably said this before, but there are 😆 few, if any, studios that

would have the brass nads to pull off a game like Remember Gulag. Some might 😆 see

Remember Gulag as insensitive, a little too soon, and from a gaming perspective, it's

not quite the red-hot poker 😆 of fiery delights as they can be. However, when viewed in

its totality, Remember Gulag is utterly unique and as 😆 courageous (or foolhardy?) as

anything the studio has done.