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Brute Force Alien Onslaught
Tue Jul 15, 2025
Just when humanity thought the battle was over, it’s not the in-laws crashing back in—it’s something far worse. Brute Force: Alien Onslaught, the adrenaline-pumping sequel to Nolimit City’s 2024 smash Brute Force, picks up the story without missing a beat. Heroes Jason and Joshua barely catch their breath after defeating the sinister Hyper before a new galactic menace descends: Xylox—meaner, more monstrous, and somehow even more ripped.
This isn’t a quiet comeback. It’s full-throttle chaos in the best way possible.
A Tribute to the ‘90s – But Louder
Where the original was a tribute to arcade classics, Alien Onslaught feels like it grabbed your favorite coin-op cabinet, shook it violently, and pulled you inside. The game is drenched in neon, stacked with side-scrolling mayhem, and backed by a soundscape that feels like pure retro adrenaline. Jason and Joshua are back in action, but they’re not alone—Jade, a badass mercenary with serious “one-woman-army” energy, joins the crew to dish out cosmic justice.
Slot Specs – Bigger Grid, Bigger Mayhem
This sequel ups the ante with a 6×5 layout and 30 fixed paylines, delivering wins left to right. The volatility is maxed out (10/10), meaning high risk, high reward. The RTP is 96.01%, and betting ranges from a humble €0.20 to a gutsy €100 per spin.
Symbols & Wins – From Royally Meh to Intergalactic
You’ll see familiar lower-paying 10-A card symbols, while the higher-value icons are a nasty mix of alien threats. A full line of royals can pay up to 2.5x, while a six-alien combo nets between 3x and 24x your stake.
Then there are the Wilds, which aren’t just space fillers—they’re game-changers. When they land, they can randomly upgrade all low symbols into premium ones, boosting your shot at big combos. Toss in a 6-of-a-kind win with an xNudge Wild, and you could be looking at a sweet 24x payout.
Feature Overload (In a Good Way)
Alien Onslaught is absolutely packed with features, and we’re not just talking a free spins mode or two. Nolimit City has thrown in everything—including the galactic kitchen sink.
xNudge Wilds – Know Your Heroes
These stacked Wilds slide into place and rack up multipliers as they do. Each character brings their own twist:
- Joshua Wild – +1 per nudge, up to x7
- Jason Wild – +2 per nudge, maxing out at x15
- Jade Wild – +5 per nudge, blasting up to x40
- Xylox Wild – The boss of Wilds, absorbs multipliers from others, becomes sticky, and continues leeching when more land
A handy xNudge Meter helps you track the growing chaos.
Five Free Spins Modes – Pick Your Poison
Alien Onslaught comes armed with five wild and very different bonus modes:
- REDemption Spins – Triggered by 3 scatters (2+ red). 10 spins with sticky Xylox. Joshua sits this one out.
- Super REDemption Spins – 4 scatters (3+ red) get you 10 spins. Sticky Xylox again, but no Jason or Joshua.
- BLU Genesis Spins – 3 scatters (2+ blue) bring in 10 spins. Joshua, Jason, and Jade may go sticky. Xylox always sticky.
- Super BLU Genesis Spins – 4 scatters (3+ blue) = 10 spins. Joshua’s sticky from the start, others may follow. Xylox? Sticky, of course.
- Stellar Punishment Spins – 2 red + 2 blue scatters deliver 10 spins of pure mayhem. Jade always appears and is sticky. Xylox too. No sign of the boys here.
Bonus Buy Options – For the Impatient Among Us
Can’t wait for the features to trigger naturally? Brute Force: Alien Onslaught offers a buffet of buy options:
- xBoost 1: 1 guaranteed scatter on reel 2 – costs 4.6x
- xBoost 2: 2 guaranteed scatters on reels 2 & 3 – 32x
- Buy xNudge Wilds: Choose between 1 to 5 for 40x to 8,000x your stake
- Bonus Buy: Access REDemption or BLU Genesis Spins for 100x, or Super/Hybrid Spins for 800x
- Lucky Draw: Random bonus mode for a 450x gamble
A Sequel That Doesn’t Know When to Quit (In the Best Way)
Brute Force Alien Onslaught doesn’t just follow up the original—it demolishes it and builds a bigger, badder version in its place. With a boosted 80,000x win potential, volatile mechanics, and nostalgic flair, it’s a chaotic love letter to arcade greatness.
Whether you’re here for the retro vibe, the massive features, or the punishing potential, this game delivers. That said, tread carefully with those feature buys—the 8,000x option is as dangerous as it is tempting.
If this is what Nolimit City considers a “Part 2,” we’re both terrified and thrilled to see what Part 3 looks like. Strap in.
