With a minimum bet of 20 p/c and a maximum of $/€50 per spin, Fish 'Em Up can be played on any device from a tablet, mobile, to desktop. Reels are transparent better to see what's going on behind them, which is pretty much nothing other than murky water, but it's a clean look in keeping with current trends. Snowborn Games has crafted Fish 'Em Up's game grid using 5-reels, 3-rows and 20 fixed paylines. Like Big Bass Bonanza, of which it is almost impossible not to compare new fishing slots to now, Fish 'Em Up rocks an upbeat soundtrack to create the sort of laid-back, carefree vibe prevalent in this type of game. Up top, we've got a friendly fisherman in his boat, floating lazily along, while below sits a crab on the Bonus chest and a bit of weed off to the other side. It's got a clear, sunny appearance, the screen split between above and below the water scenes. Speaking of jolly, Fish 'Em Up is about as jolly as a fishing slot gets, which is saying a lot since the chipper angle is a common one in this category of games. Package it all up in a jolly fishing outer coat, and it could be just the ticket for armchair slot anglers spose it's time to cast off. However, Snowborn Games has seen fit to shake up the gameplay this time, meaning new bits and some altered versions of what came before. The game is Fish 'Em Up and bears a close resemblance to Pile 'Em Up and, by extension, the reskinned Irish version Tippy Tavern. Time for some fishin' folks, this time we've got Games Global partner Snowborn Games to thank for sailing us out onto the high seas to reel in aquatic life forms.

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