Fish Eye Slot Review: Pharaoh Cash Collections

Fish Eye slot artwork

Fish Eye places a cash-collection feature inside a compact 5 x 3, ten-payline slot. Fish can display values, pharaoh symbols provide access to and operate the feature, and Cleopatra changes the available pool by removing its smallest value rather than collecting everything automatically. Four pharaohs award the initial ten free spins.

Fish Eye at a glance

ProviderPragmatic Play
Genre / themeFishing
Game typeVideo slot
Reels / grid5 x 3
Reference RTP96.07%
VolatilityMedium
Payout mechanic10
Maximum win10000x the bet
Release date23 January 2023
Main featuresFour pharaohs award ten free spins; later pharaohs collect visible fish values, while Cleopatra removes the lowest-paying fish and grants one extra spin.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Ten lines before the collection begins

Regular combinations are evaluated across ten fixed paylines. The Egyptian fishing theme makes the special roles visually distinct, but a value printed on a fish is only potential value. It is not an award simply because it is present on the reels.

Four pharaoh symbols award ten free spins. That trigger establishes time for the central mechanic, while subsequent pharaoh appearances act as collectors. Each one gathers the values shown on all fish visible at that moment, so the useful question is whether fish and collector occupy the same result.

Cleopatra edits the value pool

Cleopatra has a different job from the pharaoh. She removes the lowest-paying fish and adds one free spin. Removing the weakest value can improve the remaining set, while the extra spin supplies another opportunity for a pharaoh to appear and convert those values into a collection.

The two character effects are complementary but not interchangeable. Cleopatra can leave a stronger group of fish on screen without paying it, and a later collector is still required. The largest documented individual fish value is 2,000x, yet its presence alone does not bypass that collection condition.

Numbers and practical limitations

The observed version records 96.07% RTP, medium volatility and a maximum win of 10,000x. Its release date is 23 January 2023. These values describe the referenced standard configuration; the in-game information panel remains the correct place to confirm an operator’s implementation.

Medium volatility does not make the character sequence predictable. Four pharaohs must first open the round, useful fish must land, and another pharaoh must arrive while values are available. Cleopatra adds time and removes the smallest fish, but she cannot guarantee the collector needed to realise the improved board.

Strengths

Collector and pruning roles are visually and mechanically distinct.,Cleopatra both improves the value mix and adds time.,Ten fixed lines keep the base calculation straightforward.

Weaknesses

Visible fish values are not paid without a pharaoh collector.,Cleopatra cannot guarantee a later collection.,Feature entry requires four pharaoh symbols.

Our Editor’s View

Fish Eye works because its bonus is about editing a set before collecting it. The pharaoh supplies conversion, Cleopatra removes the weakest candidate, and one extra spin connects those actions without making the outcome automatic. The structure is readable, but its best-looking boards can expire if the collector does not arrive. That dependency is the defining trade-off behind the 10,000x technical ceiling. It rewards attention to the whole character sequence, not the largest fish value in isolation.