Wild Fishin Wild Ways

Jelly's an interesting one. Since they burst on the scene withSavanna Roar, they've tended to flirt with conventionality while adding individual touches throughout their games. Wild Fishin' Wild Ways is another example. Being a fishing game, there's a fish symbol/money collect thing going on, but the way it functions with the Wild Ways element and the growing grid is unusual. The mechanics aren't entirely unique, as we saw a similar system used in Gold Coin Studios' slotCairo Link & Winwhere two Eye of Ra symbols on the first two reels expanded the other three reels if you're interested in an Egyptian-themed version. Back to fish, and for the most part, Wild Fishin' Wild Ways meets or exceeds what you'd hope to find in an angling themed slot. The atmosphere is sea-going, the fisherman looks the part, and there are opportunities to haul in prize-bearing fish. If you're used to collect symbols pulling in money symbols whenever they land might need a few spins to acclimate to the Wild Fishin' method. One reason is that Wild Fishin'/Wild Ways didn't trigger a whole lot in the base game, though as the rules state, it does theoretically occur more in free spins. Then again, some fishin' slots only offer a collect feature during free spins. Doing things this way can create a snowball effect when consecutively collecting prizes off reels 3-5 and is probably a contributing factor in Wild Fishin' Wild Ways' high volatility. It doesn't exactly have high potential, though, topping out at2,000x the bet. A while ago, that relatively low figure would've been less of a possible issue, but fishing slot potential has been inching up lately, and one wonders whether Wild Fishin' Wild Ways would have benefited from a more enticing top prize. If fishing-minded players are cool with that number, though, then taking Wild Fishin' Wild Ways for a spin should be worth their time. It's got the requisite fish/money collect activity, a salty situation to experience it in, and conducts itself in a rather unique way.