Fish Tales Double Catch: Max Scatter

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Provider

Booming Games

RTP

96.1%

Volatility

High

Max Win

10,000x

Grid

5x3

Paylines

10 fixed paylines

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Some slots try to reinvent the wheel. Booming Games went a different route with Fish Tales Double Catch: Max Scatter, taking a format that already worked and bolting on one extra mechanic that quietly changes how the bonus pays. It's the third entry in the Fish Tales lineup, dropping around May 2026, and the Max Scatter symbol is the headline addition.

Visually, this thing is calm. A foggy lake at sunrise, mountains stacked in the background, lily pads bobbing across the reels. Dragonflies hover near the edges. The fish symbols themselves look like they belong in a children's storybook, all wide eyes and bright colours sitting against the muted blue-grey backdrop. No screaming bonus banners, no aggressive UI. Just a 5×3 grid with 10 fixed paylines and a soundtrack of lapping water.

The numbers stack up like this: 96.1% RTP, high volatility, and a cap at 10,000x your bet. The base game runs on fish symbols that pay 3x, 10x, and 50x for three, four, or five of a kind respectively. Nothing wild on those payouts. The interesting part lives in the special symbols.

Land the Big Net and it sweeps every fish on the reels into one combined payout. That's a base-game feature, which is nice because most slots make you wait for the bonus. Hit 3+ Scatters and Free Spins kick in. Wilds start collecting fish values, multipliers ramp up to x10 on every fish, and the Max Scatter symbol triggers an additional 20 spins on top of whatever you already had. That's the cash collection loop the whole game is built around.

Honestly though, the base game can feel quiet. You'll sit through a lot of dead spins waiting for the bonus to actually hit, and with high volatility that wait sometimes stretches longer than it should. Is the payoff worth it? When the Big Net lands or the Free Spins finally trigger with a Max Scatter, yes. Between those moments, you might be checking your phone.

For fans of the original Double Catch, this version feels like a logical step up rather than a full reinvention. Same calm vibe, same fish, but with a fatter ceiling and one more trigger to chase. Worth a few spins if Booming's relaxed style is your thing.