Marlin Masters Atlantis Demo Play Free Demo Slot

Slot Overview

Just when you thought it was safe to pack your rod and fishing tackle away, we’re back with Marlin Masters Atlantis by Hacksaw Gaming, a Greek-themed fishing title packed with features, free spins, and a maximum win of 10,000x the bet.

Gameplay & Bonus Features

Hacksaw Gaming’s Marlin Masters Atlantis slot is a 5-reel, 4-row game with 26 fixed paylines awarding wins when three or more matching symbols connect from left to right along an active line. The game features a reasonable RTP rate of 96.27%, whilst offering players a good bet selection with stakes ranging from a min/max of €0.10/€100.

The main payouts in the game come from Marlin symbols, which appear on the reels carrying their own cash values. These values are displayed as multipliers of the bet and can range from smaller amounts like 1x and 2x all the way up to 100x. Whenever Marlin symbols form part of a winning payline, known here as a LootLine, their displayed values are added together to determine the payout.

Jackpot Marlins work in a similar way but reveal fixed jackpot prizes when activated. If one of these symbols becomes part of a winning LootLine or is collected by a Fisherman symbol, it will reveal one of four prizes, Mini (25x), Major (100x), Mega (500x), or the top Max Win jackpot worth 10,000x the bet.

Fisherman Symbols

Fisherman symbols act as collectors on the reels. When one lands, it gathers every Marlin symbol currently visible on the grid after regular wins have been paid. The combined value of those Marlins is then awarded as a separate cash prize.

Some Fisherman symbols also carry multipliers, ranging from 1x up to 20x. When this happens, the multiplier is applied to the total value of the Marlins collected before the final payout is awarded. Multiple fishermen can appear during the same spin, each collecting the marlin values independently, meaning the same symbols can potentially be gathered more than once.

Kraken Collector

The Kraken Collector introduces a respin-style feature that begins when the symbol lands on the first reel. After any normal wins are settled, the Kraken expands to cover the entire reel and removes all standard paying symbols from the grid.

From that point on, the reels respin with only Marlin symbols, Jackpot Marlins, and Dead Fish symbols appearing. Marlins and jackpot symbols that land become sticky, remaining locked in place for the duration of the feature while the respins continue. The sequence ends once no new Marlins appear, at which point all collected Marlin and Jackpot Marlin symbols are paid out together as a single prize.

Bonus Games

Free spins can be triggered during the base game by landing scatter symbols. Three scatters activate the Sunken Empire bonus and award 10 free spins, while four scatters trigger a stronger version of the feature called Pose for Poseidon with 15 spins.

Both bonuses keep the base game mechanics but introduce a Trident meter above the reels. Each time a fisherman symbol appears, the meter increases regardless of whether it collects any marlins. Every fifth fisherman triggers an upgrade level, which awards eight additional free spins and improves the minimum multiplier carried by future fisherman symbols. As the feature progresses, this guarantees increasingly stronger multipliers, helping to build larger payouts across the remaining spins.

Bonus Buy

If your region permits it, you can access any of the following from the bonus buy menu.

• BonusHunt FeatureSpins: Each spin is 5 times more likely to trigger a bonus – Costs 3x the bet.
• Noisy Neptune FeatureSpins: Each spin guarantees that one kraken and one marlin symbol lands – Costs 50x the bet.
• Sunken Empire Spins: Triggers the bonus round instantly – Costs 100x the bet.
• Pose for Poseidon: Triggers the feature instantly – Costs 200x the bet.

Theme & Design

If you’ve played Marlin Masters or Marlin Masters: The Big Haul by Hacksaw Gaming in the past, then you’re going to have a fair idea of what to expect in this game. Of course, we do have somewhat of a twist this time around, as it is themed more on Greek mythology and the lost city of Atlantis, so if long-lost history is your thing, the game may be of even more interest.

Overall though, whilst Hacksaw have done a good job of the presentation, there’s nothing here you’re not going to have seen multiple times in the past.