DJ Psycho Slot Review

DJ Psycho Slot RTP, Details and Wager Limits

The DJ Psycho slot is played on a surprisingly small 4×4 grid and uses the Cluster Pays mechanic, which Nolimit City call xCluster. Wins are formed by matching 3 or more symbols that are touching vertically and/or horizontally. Winning symbols are destroyed, which allows for new ones to appear. This process continues until no new winners are formed.

Spin away from just 20p up to £100 per bet. Hit the coins icon to the left of the reels to adjust your total bet. You will have 25 predefined values to choose from. If you’re playing on a desktop or using a laptop, you can change the settings to allow spins to be done via the space bar.

The DJ Psycho RTP is 96.05%, which is above the industry average for an online slot at UK casino sites. 54.35% is used in the base game, with 41.7% reserved for the bonus features. There are also other RTP versions that new slot sites may utilise more than well-established casinos. These other versions are 94.09% and 92.08%. The provider has given this game a 6 out of 10 volatility rating, which puts it in the medium range.

The maximum win is 25,420 x your total stake. This will occur once every 37 million spins on average with the 96.05% RTP version of the game. 1 in 997 spins on average will land a winner of 100 x the bet or more.

Theme – get ready to party

With a DJ theme, comparisons will be made between this and The Rave slot, which was released by Nolimit City back in July 2022. The soundtrack is similar and the music is something you’d probably hear thumping away in the Balearics.

The visuals aren’t the same, though. In fact, they’re very different as the grid is set on a DJ Controller, with paraphernalia dotted around the grid in the background. The green cannabis symbol gives away what that probably is to the right of the reels next to the can of soda.

The graphics and the audio are great, but I’d expect nothing less from Nolimit City slots as they always excel in these areas. I love the effects of the symbols on the grid too as it demonstrates with the lights what the DJs do with this equipment.

Land the Free Spins feature and the audio speeds up a little and feels more disco-like. There’s also a bank card and some white powder to the right of the reels in the GEEZ Spins feature, which highlights once again that this provider is not afraid to push the boundaries.

On the reels, the plain coloured lights on the DJ Controller make up the lower-paying symbols. These are joined by higher-paying lights with aliens, skulls, cannabis leaves, smiley faces and crowns on. The pink crown light symbol pays the most, awarding 1 to 1,271 x the bet for 3 to 40 + in combination.

The game’s Wild is a simple W, which substitutes for all symbols. There’s also an xBPM symbol that can turn into a Wild. More on that further down.

Symbol	Payout/Info
Blue Light	3 to 40+ = 0.05 to 200 x stake
Purple Light	3 to 40+ = 0.1 to 250 x stake
Green Light	3 to 40+ = 0.1 to 350 x stake
Orange Light	3 to 40+ = 0.15 to 400 x stake
Red Light	3 to 40+ = 0.2 to 450 x stake
Blue Alien Light	3 to 40+ = 0.25 to 500 x stake
Purple Skull Light	3 to 40+ = 0.55 to 550 x stake
Green Cannabis Light	3 to 40+ = 0.75 to 650 x stake
Yellow Smiley Face Light	3 to 40+ = 1 to 750 x stake
Pink Crown Light	3 to 40+ = 1.25 to 1,271 x stake
Wild	Substitutes for all symbols

DJ Psycho Mobile

Released on the 22nd of August 2023, the DJ Psycho mobile slot has been created using the latest HTML5 technology. Compatible with mobile, laptop, PC and tablet devices, players can enjoy this game on iOS and Android smartphones at the best mobile casino sites in the UK. For the best visual experience, a larger screen is also recommended as there is often so much going on.

DJ Psycho Bonus Features

The DJ Psycho slot game has 11 bonus features, so there’s a lot to cover. Break, Bite and Drop symbols can transform symbols into other symbols. There’s an xBPM symbol too that will turn into a Wild and multiply the symbol size by 2. Let’s not forget that there are 2 exciting Free Spins features where numerous spins and multipliers are up for grabs. Read on as we explain how everything works, starting with the special symbols in the game.

Special Symbols

The special symbols all act slightly differently and could help you land bigger wins. Here’s a useful table explaining what each one does, with detailed information coming direct from the provider:

Symbol	Payout/Info
Drop	This only activates if there are 2 pieces of this symbol on the reel area. If only one DROP symbol is present, it is regarded as a dead symbol. In case 2 DROP symbols land, the shortest path between them is selected and all symbols in this path transform into a second symbol.
Break	This gives itself and neighbouring symbols ( left, right, below and above) an additional selected symbol value. Medium paying symbols turn into an additional Medium paying symbol, called Crossed symbol. Low paying symbols turn into an additional Low paying symbol, called Crossed symbols.
Bite	This gives itself and diagonal neighbouring symbols an additional selected symbol value. Medium paying symbol turn into an additional Medium paying symbol, called Crossed symbols. Low paying symbols turn into an additional Low paying symbol, called Crossed symbols.
Crossed	Whenever a symbol gets transformed by one of the above features, the symbol gets a second value. On first transformation any Medium paying symbol turns into an additional Medium paying symbol. On first transformation any Low paying symbol turns into an additional Low paying symbol. If the newly formed symbol gets transformed again, it becomes a Wild.
xKnob	This symbol turns into a Wild and adds a value of minimum +1 to the overall multiplier affecting all wins. The achieved value is sticky in Psycho Spins
xBPM	Turns into a Wild when landing and will multiply the symbol size by 2

Beat Bar

You’ll notice the Beat Bar to the right of the grid. This tracks the progress of the multipliers on all coloured symbols. Every time a coloured symbol connects, +1 is added to that colour on the Beat Bar, but it resets for every new game round in the base game. On every spin, from 1 to 5 colours are chosen as free spins trigger. During avalanches and both Free Spins features, the Beat Bar becomes sticky until a new bet is placed.

GEEZ Spins feature

If a chosen colour in the base game reaches a 3x multiplier in the base game, this bonus is triggered with 5 spins initially. It’s important to note that the specific colour or colours need to have free spins activated on the Beat Bar in order to trigger this bonus feature. If you reach the 3x multiplier for any other coloured symbol, you will be awarded 2 extra spins. Simply spin away until your spins run out.

PSYCHO Spins feature

This bonus feature is triggered in 2 ways. You can either reach the 5x multiplier for all coloured symbols in the GEEZ Spins feature, or you can reach the 5x multiplier in the base game of the DJ Psycho slot game. Either way, you will be awarded 17 Psycho spins once the bonus feature is triggered.

What’s different in this bonus round is that the general multiplier is sticky and any hit will guarantee a feature symbol in the next avalanche.

Nolimit Bonus feature

Just like the Boosted xBet feature, non-UK players also have the chance to buy their way straight into different bonus features as follows:

You might notice the connection between cannabis and the cost of the Psycho Spins feature in the table. 420 is a slang expression, which originated in California in the 1970s when students would meet outside school at 4:20 p.m. and smoke weed. There’s also a nod to this in the listed max win.

DJ Psycho Review Summary – filling the Beat Bar is music to your ears

Nolimit City started out on its grid slot journey with The Border, and then quickly followed it up with Pearl Harbor. The DJ Psycho slot is another intriguing addition to the grid slot portfolio, and there are some fantastic features that make this one stand out from the crowd. Especially when you compare it to The Rave. It’s very similar but also very different if that makes sense.

There’s a lot going on, and you’d be forgiven for being a little confused at first. It does take a few minutes to get used to things, as I found while testing this slot in depth. I enjoyed a lot of small wins, but it did take me quite a long time to trigger one of the Free Spins features. But once I managed to trigger it, I always seemed to land fairly big wins, which was great to see. It’s also great to see the DJ Psycho slot’s variance levels in the medium range as a lot of Nolimit games tend to be on the extreme side.

If you’re a fan of complex slots, this one might well be for you. But don’t be fooled by the 4×4 grid size as there’s so much to take in here. Our detailed DJ Psycho review will stand you in good stead before you try the game for yourself.

Don’t hesitate to try our free demo before using any of your own funds either. The max win potential versus The Rave is nearly half, so that’s why it gets a 4 out of 5 score from me and not higher. Yet another solid release from one of the best slot providers around.