Freaked Out Fish (Blue Guru Games) – Review & Demo Play

Freaked Out Fish Slot Overview

As a seasoned spinner, I approached Freaked Out Fish expecting the usual fisherman cash collect, but this Blue Guru Games release swerves that trope. It’s a trippy cluster slot with a 7x7 grid and cascading wins, set to a hazy 60s-style jam. No wilds, no money fish. The hook is how positions light up as you land wins, then can level up. That rhythm turns routine tumbles into something that ramps fast when the board cooperates.

Wagers range from 0.10 to 30 per spin, with an optional ante that raises the stake by half to flood the grid with more scatters. Wins drop by connecting 5 or more matching symbols horizontally or vertically, clear, and refill through cascades. When positions are highlighted by a win, hitting them again adds a multiplier that can snowball. In the bonus, those marked spots stick for the whole round, which is where I’ve seen the game open up.

Freaked Out Fish Slot Information

The scene is surreal in Freaked Out Fish. Water pours from a blazing sun into a flower-lined canyon, while a vintage yellow speaker and a tiny bird sit oddly calm, all seemingly underwater. The palette leans to peace, love, and petals, with characters that look like fish yet carry a tongue-in-cheek edge. The soundtrack drifts like a loose jam session. It’s playful and weird, and it suits a grid game where flow matters more than straight-line paylines.

Under the hood, Freaked Out Fish runs on 7 reels and 7 rows with no paylines. You win by connecting clusters of 5+ symbols, horizontally or vertically. Cascades clear winning symbols and let fresh ones fall in, so single spins can string together. It plays cleanly on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The layout favours portrait play, yet the action stays readable in landscape too. There’s no wild on the grid, so progress comes from marked positions and repetition.

Symbols and Paytable in Freaked Out Fish

The paytable in Freaked Out Fish splits cleanly. Low pays are a mushroom, a red flower, and a yellow flower. High pays are orange, purple, green, and yellow fish. Five-of-a-kind clusters return 0.4x to 2x your bet, while big clusters of 15-49 symbols reach 40x to 300x. Symbols must touch horizontally or vertically to count. There’s no wild. The scatter is a record disc, and it’s your way into free spins. Payouts scale with cluster size, so board coverage matters.

Freaked Out Fish Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x300
	14	x140
	7	x3.5
	6	x3
	5	x2
	15+	x200
	14	x120
	7	x2.5
	6	x2
	5	x1.5
	15+	x120
	14	x80
	7	x2
	6	x1.5
	5	x0.8
	15+	x80
	14	x40
	7	x1.5
	6	x1
	5	x0.8
	15+	x60
	14	x30
	7	x1
	6	x0.8
	5	x0.6
	15+	x50
	14	x24
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.5
	15+	x40
	14	x20
	7	x0.6
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.4
	Scatter

Bonus Features in Freaked Out Fish

Freaky Fish Zones are the core of Freaked Out Fish. A win highlights the positions involved. Hit any of those positions again on the same spin chain and a multiplier appears, starting at x2. Further wins on that exact spot double the value, up to x128. Multipliers apply to any win that crosses them, and if more than one lies in the same cluster, the values add. In the base game, all zones reset when the tumble sequence ends.

Random help can arrive at any time. Freaky Fish Spots may upgrade by one level, nudging a marked position up the ladder. Extra Freaky Fish Zones can also appear without a win, seeding the grid for the next cascade. Then there’s the Mega Whale. When it triggers, it selects a symbol and converts a block around it to create a 3x3 winning cluster. It can land in base or bonus, and it’s a tidy way to jump-start the board.

Free spins fire from 3 to 7 scatters, awarding 10, 12, 15, 20, or 30 spins. The big kicker is persistence. Freaky Fish Zones don’t clear between free spins, so you can build positions across the round. Retriggers are on. This is the part of the game where I’ve seen multipliers line up and carry through, especially when a random upgrade lands at the right time. It’s the natural home of the slot’s top-end potential.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Freaked Out Fish

On the numbers, Freaked Out Fish carries a 96.02% RTP and high volatility. The max win is a chunky 30,000x the bet, which fits the way marked spots can stack value. Stakes run from 0.10 to 30 in the main game. An ante bet is available, adding 50% to the stake and stuffing the grid with more scatters. That setting raises the chance of entering free spins by 150%, which lines up with how the round plays.

If you prefer a straight buy, Freaked Out Fish offers paid entry. A 3-scatter start costs 90x the bet, while a 4-5 scatter trigger costs 150x. There is also a higher tier for 6-7 scatters, for those who want more starting spins. I’ve had the best sessions by building several zones early, then letting a Mega Whale tidy up clusters to cross multipliers. Bankroll swings are sharp, so set limits and stick to your plan.

Freaked Out Fish Slot Verdict

Freaked Out Fish won me over with its freaky skin and the way wins can snowball on marked spots. The base game can be stingy when you’re trying to hit the same positions twice, so I treat it as a set-up. Free spins are where it sings, with persistence, upgrades, and the Mega Whale all pulling in the same direction. The ceiling is big enough to chase, yet it demands patience and a cool head. High risk, high drama, big grin.