Sea Hunter

According to the group of fish, we are underwater in the Pacific this time. But don't believe me; I'm not an expert in the aquatic world. In this world, the player takes on the role of a diver looking for riches. They appear to cover the background, and possibly the reels as well. The sea is filled with animated fish and turtles as joyful music plays. The theme is ready to provide a fantastic gaming experience. All of the symbols are depicted as various aquatic creatures, ranging from tortoises to killer whales.

There are only five fixed paylines in this game. You can modify the bet using the slider at the bottom of the screen. Anything from 0.05 and 100 coins is OK. Naturally, the payments increase in line with this. Combinations are checked in a clockwise direction. Due to the limited number of reels, you can only win when three identical symbols appear on a payline. Clownfish offer the lowest payouts, only matching your original wager twice, but a killer whale or maybe a dolphin can offer up to 75 times your original line wager. At 125 times the line bet, wilds pay out even more. There are no huge line wins present; instead, you should search for additional elements that will increase your winnings.

The two underwater cannons that move along the sidelines are the main bonus features. Four separate bonus effects are fired by them. When there are no wins left on the line, the cannons reset and charge after each consecutive win.

After two victories, the initial power up begins to work, and one random symbol is simply upgraded to the next higher symbol on the paytable. The cannons fire a free spin with a randomly selected symbol that is sticky after four wins. After five wins, a warhead of wilds is thrown onto the reels, where one to three of them can coalesce to produce additional wins. After six straight victorious spins, the last level is reached. A random multiplier of up to sixteen is applied on one free spin. Naturally, when winnings accumulate, they do accumulate.