Outsourced 2
Outsourced 2 - Balkan Engineering is Nolimit City going back to the factory floor two years after the original clocked out, and the second shift is measurably bigger. The grid grows from 4x4 to 4x5, ways start at 625 and climb as symbols split, and the two mechanics that carried part one both got upgrades: xWays is now Infectious xWays, revealing a pay symbol of size 2-4 that then infects every matching symbol on the grid, and the xNudge Wild is now the xNudge Balkan Wild, which can nudge anywhere from 0 to 999 steps for +1 multiplier per step - or malfunction and collapse into a plain 1x1 wild. Print Spins still respin after every win with the multiplier ticking up, three or four scatters buy Tilt or Tiltier Spins that carry those base-game multipliers in with you, and the Elevator symbol decides which floor you get. Design RTP is 96.04%, the cap more than doubles to 11,111x, and volatility is the usual Nolimit 10/10 extreme.
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Ítéletünk: Outsourced 2
Nolimit sequels have a pattern: same skeleton, sharper teeth, and Outsourced 2 follows it to the letter. The upgrades are real rather than cosmetic - Infectious xWays turns one lucky reveal into a grid-wide event where the original just gave you a taller stack, and the Balkan Wild's 0-to-999 nudge range is the kind of absurd number this studio prints specifically so you screenshot it. Carrying base-game multipliers into Tilt Spins matters more than the headline cap does; it means the grind before a trigger has a payoff, which the original's structure already proved. What you do not get is a new idea. This is the 2024 game with a fifth row, a bigger buy menu and an 11,111x ceiling instead of 5,000x, and the humour leans hard on a Balkan-labour caricature that is more crude than clever. Judge it as an upgrade, not a revelation: the maths is genuinely more explosive, the bonus comes around about once in 201 spins, and 10/10 volatility means the quiet stretches are long. Play the demo first and watch what a single infection does to a full grid - that one image is the whole argument for the sequel.
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What is the max win in Outsourced 2?
11,111x the bet, with published odds of roughly 1 in 1.16 million spins. That is more than double the original Outsourced, which capped at 5,000x. -
What is the RTP of Outsourced 2?
96.04% in the design configuration, with reduced 94.06% and 92.05% versions in circulation. Check the in-game info panel at your casino - the original Outsourced ran at 96.08%. -
What changed compared to the first Outsourced?
The grid grows from 4x4 with 256 ways to 4x5 with 625 starting ways, xWays becomes Infectious xWays, the xNudge Wild becomes the xNudge Balkan Wild with its 0-999 step nudge, the bonus rounds are Tilt and Tiltier Spins instead of Sweatshop Spins, and the cap rises from 5,000x to 11,111x. -
Can you buy the bonus in Outsourced 2?
Yes, and the menu is long: Print Spins x3 for 15x, Printier Spins x6 for 200x, Printiest Spins x8 for 750x, Tilt Spins for 80x, Tiltier Spins for 390x, a 50/50 lucky draw for 235x, Filthiest Spins for 999x and God Mode for 1,111x, which pays the max win if the B-O-O-M symbols land. Two Bonus Boosters also run at 1.35x and 13.5x per spin for 3x and 20x the trigger chance. -
When was Outsourced 2 released and can I play it free?
August 18, 2026, two years after the original arrived in August 2024. The full demo is playable free on this page.