4 Fantastic Fish In Egypt (4ThePlayer) – Review & Demo Play

4 Fantastic Fish In Egypt: Slot Overview

I had to smile at this mashup of fishing and Ancient Egypt. 4 Fantastic Fish In Egypt follows the popular original and keeps the upbeat look while shifting the scene to the Nile, pyramids and statues. The layout is 6 reels by 4 rows with 4,096 ways to win. It’s a bright, cheerful setup where even the fish look pleased to be caught. Whether that incongruent blend floats your boat or not, the familiar Money Ways action is what really matters here.

The twist I like is how cash fish pay via ways wins rather than needing a fisherman. Cash values rise left to right, and the rightmost reel can land Big Game Fish for chunky awards. The Giant Squid can step in to rearrange symbols, while a Sarcophagus scatter can collect prizes straight off the screen. It’s that combination of line-win cash fish and on-reel modifiers that gives the game its rhythm, with the Respins round providing the big swing potential.

Symbols and Payouts in 4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt

The lows are 10–A styled like floats with hooks. Premiums are a tackle box, a reel, a cat, a bird, and a Cleopatra lookalike angler. The boat acts as wild, subbing for pay symbols but not scatters. Cash Fish appear on any reel with values that grow the further right they land, from 0.1x up to 50x your stake. On the sixth reel, Big Game Fish can drop worth 100x, 500x, 2,000x or 10,000x, and they pay when part of a winning way.

4 Fantastic Fish In Egypt Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	6	x10
	5	x5
	4	x3
	3	x1
	2	x0.4
	6	x4
	5	x3
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	2	x0.2
	6	x4
	5	x3
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	2	x0.2
	6	x3
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	6	x3
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	6	x2.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.3
	6	x2.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.3
	6	x2
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	6	x2
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt Slot Features

Fish for Cash Prizes is the backbone. Cash Fish pay their displayed values when they form a winning way, which feels fresh compared to the usual fisherman collect setup. It’s straightforward in the base game: line them up, get paid, and if a Big Game Fish is involved on the rightmost reel, you snag the corresponding 100x to 10,000x amount. Cash values are reel-dependent, so right-leaning hits are where the meat of the game sits.

The Giant Squid can land on any spin. In the base game, it shuffles fish to create or improve a win. In the Respins, it drags cash fish off closed reels onto open ones, which helps build momentum. Fill an open reel with locked Fish during Respins and a shark swims up, collects all prizes on that reel, doubles the total, and stores it in the top slot while freeing space for more symbols to land.

There’s a Bonus and Feature Buy menu in some regions. I noted the Sarcophagus plus at least one cash fish can be bought for 30x your stake, and the Respins can be purchased for 75x in eligible builds. This option is not available in the UK. If you’re outside restricted markets, those buys give direct access to the collect mechanic or the hold-style bonus, which is handy when you want to skip the grind and hit the feature frequency.

Fishing Respins in 4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt

Land three or more Respins scatters to trigger the bonus. Reels with triggering scatters open; others start locked. Any cash fish on open reels lock in place. You get three respins, and the counter resets when a new fish locks or a scatter opens a closed reel. Fill an open reel with locked Fish to trigger the shark, which totals the reel’s prizes, doubles the sum, and banks it at the top, creating space for more fish to drop before the round ends.

Sarcophagus Scatter in 4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt

In the base game, the Sarcophagus scatter hoovers up all cash fish in view, whether or not they’re part of a ways win. That gives a second route to payouts, especially useful when values cluster without linking. It’s a satisfying ‘screen sweep’ moment that pairs well with the right-leaning value ladder, since bigger numbers often sit out on the edge and can be tricky to connect consistently without help.

During the Respins, the Sarcophagus reveals one of four modifiers. The Giant Squid icon drags cash fish from closed reels onto open ones. The Shark icon multiplies prizes on a reel and collects them into the top position. The Collect icon absorbs a prize equal to the sum of every other prize in view. The Incrementer icon adds its value to all locked prizes and then pays its own value at the end as well.

Timing is everything. A well-timed Collect or Squid after you’ve opened an extra reel can swing the round, and the Shark icon’s doubling reel collect pairs neatly with the standard fill-and-shark re-trigger. I’ve had sessions where the Sarcophagus chain carried the bonus, nudging totals from middling to meaningful. It’s a smart layer that keeps the Respins from feeling like a plain hold ‘n’ win and adds proper decision-free excitement.

RTP & Volatility in 4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt

This one uses adjustable RTP models, with a top setting at 96%. Variance sits at high to very volatile in most write-ups, and the 4,096 ways format can deliver long dry spells between bursts. Max win is listed at 11,100x the stake. That profile means careful staking helps, as the bigger hits tend to come from the Respins with sharks or from rightmost Big Game Fish line wins. If RTP matters to you, check the version before you spin.

Review Summary for 4 Fantastic Fish in Egypt

The theme mix is incongruent for some, but the gameplay is rock solid. I rate the base-game collect scatter as a tidy addition, and paying cash fish via ways wins keeps things lively without waiting on a fisherman. The Respins are more involved than a standard hold ‘n’ win thanks to reel unlocking, sharks, and the Sarcophagus modifiers. If you liked the first game, this hits the spot with a different flavour and that same cash-led core.

Highlights for me: fish prizes up to 10,000x, prizes won via line wins or collect scatter, Giant Squid setups, and Respins with four modifiers. Watch the adjustable RTP ranges and the slightly lower potential compared to the original. I enjoyed the pace and the right-edge tension, and I’ll happily come back for the Respins chase when I want a fishing slot with more to chew on than a simple collect mechanic.