King Kong Splash Slot Review & Free Play

King Kong Splash: Go Fishing With Kong and Hook In Cash Prizes Up to 10,000x Wins

We’re out in the jungle with King Kong Splash by Blueprint Gaming, where fish carry cash prizes and collect symbols that decide how much you actually walk away with. With multiple progressive collect upgrades, two different free spins bonuses, and 10,000x wins, this one is more about getting progressive prizes over cash symbols. Here’s a quick look at how my fishing session turned out.

The game runs on a 6x4 grid with 4,096 ways to win, and higher symbols can pay from just two matches onwards. Symbol pays range from 0.20x up to 5x my bet, but they don’t do much. Most of my base game wins sat between 0.40x and 1x and didn’t show up often enough to matter.

Almost every two to five spins dropped a few cash symbols between 0.50x and 3x my bet. When a collect symbol landed with them, those values were instantly added. The collect feature starts limited to reels 1 and 6, but as more collect symbols land, it unlocks stronger versions like expanding zones, cascading clears, and full reel interactions.

The expanding collect feature was decent, but it mostly stretched wins from around 2x to 9x and didn’t stand out much compared to the others. The best one I found was Colossal Collect, which takes 8 collect symbols to unlock. It merges reels 2 to 5 into one grid and gives you respins to keep adding cash values. This feature alone got me a 51.50x win in a single sequence.

Landing three scatters triggered 10 free spins, where collect symbols gather all cash values on the reels and can unlock extra spins and multipliers. In my session, it only paid 24.60x, which felt low. There’s also Fishin’ Mayhem, where only cash symbols land, making it a much more focused and better-paying option compared to the regular free spins.

Overall, King Kong Splash is built entirely around its collect feature, which seems epic until you realize how long it takes to start showing its real potential. When the stronger upgrades show up, it can pay well, but getting there took me over 60 spins, and the base game doesn’t offer much on its own. If you want to test out the progressive upgrades, I’d recommend checking out the King Kong Splash free demo.