Reel Big Fish

Blue Guru Games got off to an ok start not long back withThe Nemean Lionbut, like a caught fish on deck, has floundered a bit since then. The studio hasn't even come up with a backstory for Reel Big Fish, which is strange because storytelling is one of Blue Guru Games' calling cards. If you were waiting for an online slot version of Hemmingway's Pulitzer Prize winner, 'The Old Man and the Sea', you'll be disappointed. Instead of retelling a classic tale of humankind and nature, pride and persistence, players get a pretty straightforward fishing game. That means collecting fish money symbols in the base game when wilds also happen to be in view at the same time. This gets shaken up in free spins since in the bonus round; you don't need the wild symbol to collect fish symbols anymore. Whenever fish symbols land (as long as the reel level is not zero), players are awarded whatever value they have. Fish slot enthusiasts may appreciate this way of delivering fish wins. The new system doesn't appear to lead to hugely bragable results, though, as it comes with a rather standard max win figure of 5,000x. Fishing games aren't exactly renowned for being massive paying slots, with the exception of releases likeGolden Catchor4 Fantastic Fish, but still. However, it's a fishing game, so players who just can't get enough briny sea on the reels might feel the need to cast off and see what they can haul in from Reel Big Fish. It doesn't add a lot to the fish slot genre that wasn't already available, though Blue Guru Games have made a few tweaks around the edges with the format, which might interest connoisseurs. For us, after casting off in Reel Big Fish a few times and coming back to dry land, there was little to no compulsion to head out again.