Cosmic Catch (Pragmatic Play) – Review & Demo Play

About the slot in Cosmic Catch

I’ve been spinning Cosmic Catch on a 5x3 game area with 25 paylines and a 96.50% RTP. Stakes run from €0.25 up to €125 per spin, which suits casual sessions and a splashier punt. The theme leans into Among Us vibes, a cartoon-styled outer space jaunt packed with quirky characters and colourful planets. The presentation feels bright and light-hearted, which keeps the mood breezy between features and gives the base game a friendly sheen even when wins take a breather.

Under the bonnet it leans on a collector framework. Cash symbols land with values up to 35x the bet, and the whole pace shifts when a collector appears to sweep those amounts. There’s no bonus buy here, so it’s a straight grind for natural triggers and prize pot moments. Across test spins the rhythm felt steady enough in base play, with the feature set doing the heavy lifting when the right combinations line up on the reels.

Features & Mechanics in Cosmic Catch

The core loop revolves around cash symbols that only pay when paired with one of five collector icons. You’ve got Standard Collect, Extra Credit Collect, Multiplier Collect, Expanding Collect, and Respin Collect. Standard Collect gathers all visible values. Extra Credit adds extra value before gathering. Multiplier Collect raises every prize it scoops. Expanding Collect stretches across reels to sweep more. Respin Collect grants an extra spin while it gathers, giving one more roll at fresh cash symbols.

Free spins trigger by landing scatters on reels 2, 3, and 4, which grants 8 spins. During that bonus, every cash amount that lands is parked in a prize pot rather than paying instantly. When the round wraps, the pot is paid in one go, so the session feels like a slow build with a single settle-up at the end. It’s a tidy approach that pairs well with Multiplier or Expanding moments if they show up during the feature.

In practice, the collector set does the heavy lifting. I’ve had decent sweeps when Extra Credit pops, and the Multiplier can turn a modest screen into a fair payout. The model feels familiar, though, echoing mechanics seen across many releases, with little that feels new. No bonus buy means you live and die by the base game and scatters, which will suit players who prefer a straight chase over menu toggles and paid shortcuts.

Cosmic Catch Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x32
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x7
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.2
	5	x6
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Cosmic Catch Screenshots

Screenshots of Cosmic Catch show a clean 5x3 layout, chunky cash icons, and those five collector badges sitting front and centre when they land. The palette leans bright with colourful planets and quirky crewmate-style characters floating about, backed by lively animations that keep spins feeling playful. You’ll spot the scatters on the middle reels during trigger teases, and when a collector hits, the UI highlights collected amounts in a way that makes the mechanic clear even at a glance.

Visuals & Experience in Cosmic Catch

The look is sharp, very much a cartoon-styled space adventure with a light-hearted tone. Audio and animations match the airy feel, so long spins never come across as dreary. It’s a presentation-first slot, leaning on punchy colours and clear iconography to sell each feature. On the gameplay side, though, the loop will feel familiar if you’ve played similar collector titles, and that sense of deja vu sets in once you’ve seen a handful of base game cycles.

I rate the presentation highly, but the mechanics rest on well-worn ground. With no bonus buy, you’re waiting for natural setups, hoping for Extra Credit or Multiplier to stack value while Expanding or Respin nudges more symbols onto the grid. It entertains for a while and can deliver neat payoffs when features sync, yet staying power is limited if you’re chasing novelty. For straight-up collector action in a bright skin, it does the job.