Fishin Frenzy Big Catch Megaways

We knowFishin' Frenzyis tantamount to slot royalty, its piscine delights having entertained a ton of players since it splashed onto the scene way back when. Still, even the Mona Lisa gets hit with smack talk now and then, so let's offer up some constructive criticism. First off, despite how seamlessly the game blends Fishin' Frenzy The Big Catch withFishin' Frenzy Megaways, there is an air of desperation to it. You get the impression Blueprint has a whole department dedicated to wringing the daylights out of their blue-chip cash cow games. The result, Fishin' Frenzy The Big Catch Megaways, is like some well-meaning person who has just discovered the Ice Bucket Challenge or the Harlem Shake and is frantically sending freshly filmed homemade versions to all their compadres, oblivious to the fact the fad faded away years ago. Of course, we aren’t saying Blueprint Gaming is anywhere near as naïve as that. They are sure to be fully aware of market trends and the ravenous hordes of players hungry for anything with the faintest whiff of fish. It's hard to have this conversation without mentioning the galvanising effect on the genrePragmatic Playcrowd-pleasersBig Bass BonanzaandBigger Bass Bonanzahave had. It seems that in an age of million-plus ways to win, 300,000x potential hits, and MacGyver level features, some players would rather turn their back on all that, pick up a virtual rod and haul in virtual cash prize fish. In the end, if you're not big on fishing, forget it; you're better off popping down to the market to buy something ready caught and filleted. On the other hand, if the open sea is calling your name, well, fill your boots with Fishin' Frenzy The Big Catch Megaways because it delivers everything the franchise is famous for with a couple of the later innovations rolled into one place.