Deep Beast

Deep Beast Overview

Deep Beast is an underwater fish-shooting game from KA Gaming, released in March 2024. Up to four players sit around one table, each with a cannon at the edge of the screen, and fire at the sea creatures swimming past. Every creature you catch pays a multiple of your shot value.

Choosing a Room

The game opens with three rooms, each with its own shot range:

• Bronze – $0.01 to $0.10 per shot.
• Silver – $0.10 to $1.00 per shot.
• Gold – $1.00 to $10.00 per shot.

Our screenshots were taken in the Gold room at $1.00 per shot.

Controls

Three buttons sit on the right: LOCK keeps your cannon on one target, AUTO fires continuously, and POWER switches to the special weapon. An UNLOCK icon appears when a new weapon mode becomes available.

What Our Shots Paid

Ordinary fish released showers of coins marked $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 and $8.00 at a $1 shot. The bigger moments come from creatures that spin a prize wheel: we saw wheels stop at $20.00, $51.00 and $407.00 – the last one after hitting the giant red squid.

The Creatures

The trench is full of dolphins, lionfish, sea stars, crabs and swordfish, plus larger targets such as the squid and the spiky purple beast shown in the lobby. Bigger creatures take more shots but pay more when they fall.

Numbers

The game is listed with a 90% RTP. KA Gaming does not publish a volatility rating or a maximum win for Deep Beast.

Who It Is For

Deep Beast suits players who prefer arcade action to spinning reels and like playing alongside others at the same table. The demo on the left runs in free-play mode.

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