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People laughed when the first fishing-based video games were released – perhaps you remember playing Sega Bass Fishing in the arcades, or even owned a copy on Dreamcast with the proprietary, game-specific rod controller? The funniest part ended up being that these games were surprise hits – and have continued to be ever since. The colourful background of the Big Fin Bay slot game instantly reminds me of those early fishing-based games, so much so that perhaps the developers over at Thunderkick themselves were fans? 

The highest paying symbol in Big Fin Bay is the captain – it’s probably just me, but every time I see him appear onscreen, I can’t help but call him Captain Birdseye! A full line of six-of-a-kind returns 7x your stake, whilst even just three of him on a line returns twice your bet. The fact that there is any payout at all for just two symbols seems quite generous, considering the stacked wild symbols, though it is disappointing that the remaining picture symbols max out at just 3.2x your stake for a line of six.

As for the betting range, Thunderkick seem to have a policy in this regard as all of their games allow you to bet from as little as €0.10 cents per spin if you want to. The game supports an upper limit of €100.00 per spin, which should be more than enough for even the highest of high rollers.

Each time a wild forms part of a winning combination, it will expand to cover the remainder of the reel it landed on. Sometimes there might be four symbols on that reel, multiplying your win by four. On other occasions, it can vary anywhere from two to six symbols. When wilds occur on multiple reels at once, it is possible to score very large numbers of winning combinations from a single spin.

Full stacks of wild symbols are what all slot players hope to see, so the expanding wild feature mentioned previously can be a godsend at times. The Big Fin Bay video slot adds even further stacked wild possibilities by means of a mystery wild feature, which can activate at the beginning of any base game spin and add between one and three full wild reels without even needing to catch any expanding wilds.

The only downside is that this is a six-reel game, so Thunderkick could have been a little more generous by making it possible for more than three reels to turn wild. No scatters can land during this feature, but if you should happen to land a single wild on the other three reels, a full screen, and a payout of over 10,000x your stake is yours.

During the bonus game, a wild landing on any reel will expand just as it does in the base game. There is an important difference, however – each time this happens, the reel will expand and become taller. You will then be awarded an additional re-spin with your stacked wilds in place. The new, taller stack will remain in place for the remainder of your bonus round and, should any reel reach the maximum possible height of seven positions, you will be awarded three additional free spins.

I’ve loved many of Thunderkick’s creations over the years and feared that they had jumped on the Megaways train with everybody else when I saw that elusive 117,649 number advertised alongside this slot. I was pleasantly surprised. Their Big Fin Bay video slot is much more interesting than any of the Extra Chili clones that Blueprint and the like are pumping out month after month. If only there had been a little space left in the math model for some cascading reels action during the free spins, this one might have been their best creation to date.

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