Play Kraken's Catch Slot Game

Picture a choppy sea, a stubborn fisherman and a lurking eye in the waves. That’s what Kraken’s Catch from Stakelogic is made of. The core idea here is simple: line wins on a compact 5 by 3 grid feed into collector events where fishermen scoop fish values and the Kraken’s eye can grab everything at once. Free Spins add a progressive multiplier path, while a one-shot Eye of the Deep round condenses the action into a single, potentially heavy payoff.  

The reel frame looks like something that was once a weathered boat against a daytime ocean. And don’t let the name fool you. There’s no cartoon Kraken front and centre; instead you get an ominous Eye of the Kraken symbol to represent the creature. Symbols include bait tins, boots and tackle, with plucky seafaring music and crisp win effects that keep the tempo. 

Below is a quick look at regular line wins. Values are shown as payouts for 3, 4 and 5 of a kind, arranged from smallest to biggest. 

Special Symbols 

• Wild Symbol: It substitutes for all regular paying symbols and can form its own potentially winning lines.  
• Fish Symbol: It can land with credit values. Different colours can line up together for the line pays shown above.  
• Fisherman Symbol: The Fisherman collects every visible Fish value. If the fisherman carries a 2x to 5x tag, that multiplier is applied to each Fish it collects.  
• Eye of the Kraken Symbol: It appears on reel 5 and, when active, collects all Fish values and any Fisherman totals in one potentially large sweep.  
• Scatter: The Scatter lands on reels 1, 3 and 5. Three scatters trigger a choice of bonus. 

Call of the Kraken Collection 

When the Eye of the Kraken symbol lands on reel 5, the game first resolves any normal potential line wins. Then the Eye totals every Fish value on the screen and also scoops up the amounts gathered by any Fishermen in view. If there are no Fish present, nothing is collected. This collection can appear in both the base game and Free Spins. 

Free Spins 

Three Scatters launch 10 Free Spins and introduce a progress bar that advances one step for each Fisherman that lands. Every four Fishermen upgrade the round in two ways: extra spins are awarded and a global win multiplier increases. The Fisherman still collects Fish as usual. If a Fisherman has its own multiplier, it applies first to each Fish value, then the global multiplier enhances the combined haul. 

Eye of the Deep Bonus 

The Eye of the Deep option provides a single special spin where every position is either a Fish, a Fisherman or the Eye. Potential line wins on Fish resolve first. Next, any Fishermen collect Fish values with their personal multipliers. Finally, the Eye of the Kraken performs a grand collect of all Fish and Fisherman totals for one potentially decisive payout.  

Gameplay uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 15 fixed paylines. Line wins pay from the leftmost reel to the right on adjacent reels, and only the highest potential line win per line is awarded. Fish values and collector effects resolve after them. You’ll see the layout is compact, so events trigger frequently enough to maintain some sort of rhythm.  

Looking for more titles with collection gameplay or myth-tinged adventures? We’ve selected three more online slots that share either the theme or the pace with Kraken’s Catch: 

• Area Link Wolf: A release from Area Vegas and Games Global features respin arrays with modifiers where symbols lock and potentially multiply values. 
• Lady Midas: This Yggdrasil slot uses Lock and Load Respins and Free Spins with higher-paying symbol sets for a steady collector feel. 
• The Cursed Idol of Montezuma: Although a different mythology, this one still combines line wins with treasure map progress and sticky wilds during potentially lucrative free spins. 

Kraken’s Catch knows what it is. The fisherman plus Kraken sweep gives clear targets, and the two-track bonus choice is a nice fork in the road. As you play, the Free Spins will build patiently toward the later, potentially bigger spins, while Eye of the Deep brings everything down to a single decision. A few more reel modifiers in the base game would be appreciated, but the core loop is tight and the collections are the star.