Dragon Fishing is the arcade shooter we get asked about most — load your cannon, aim at the dragons and sea bosses drifting across the reef, and bank...
Built by JILI and CQ9 across our arcade lobby, Dragon Fishing swaps reels for a live sea map where dragons, golden toads and crab bosses cross the screen. You pick a cannon power, fire at targets, and each defeat pays a multiplier on your shot stake. Stronger cannons cost more per shot but knock down bigger bosses faster. Rooms scale from Rp
100 entry tables up to high-cap dragon halls, all shared with other shooters in real time.
Three things make the table feel different from a slot or a live dealer hand.
When the Dragon King swims in, the whole room pivots to chase it. Land the killing shot and the multiplier on your cannon scales sharply — often the round's headline payout for the table.
Lightning cannons arc between nearby fish, clearing schools in one trigger. Useful when small targets cluster mid-screen — your stake hits five or six fish for a single shot cost.
High-cap rooms strip out small fish and load the screen with bosses, crabs and dragons. Stakes per shot rise, but every target on screen is a meaningful multiplier when it falls.
Entry, controls and stake structure — the basics you need before your first shot.
Pick a room from the arcade tab by stake range. Tables show live shooter counts so you can join a busy one for fast boss spawns, or a quieter one to learn the cannon timing.
Stake per shot adjusts with the + and - keys on the cannon. Higher cannon levels deal more damage per trigger but draw down your balance faster — match the level to your bankroll.
Tap a fish to auto-aim, or fire freely across the screen. Multipliers print on each fish; the bigger the target, the higher the payout but the more shots needed to bring it down.
Portrait mode keeps the cannon thumb-reachable on the right edge, with stake controls tucked beside it. Auto-fire is one toggle so you can hold position while bosses cross.
The technical shape of the game as we host it.
| Game type | Arcade fish shooter, multiplayer room format, real-time multiplier payouts per target defeated. |
|---|---|
| Volatility | Medium-high — small fish print steadily, but boss rounds carry the session and can swing balance sharply either way. |
| Supported devices | Android and iOS browsers, plus desktop. Portrait and landscape both supported; rooms sync across devices. |
| Access region | Available across Indonesia where local law permits, served from our supported-region arcade lobby. |
This is a game we tuned for phones first. The cannon sits under your thumb, the stake stepper is one tap away, and auto-fire frees your hand while...
Three places to reach us if a round needs a second look.
In-lobby chat handles cannon issues, stake disputes and room sync questions in real time. Send a screenshot of the round and our floor team can pull the server log straight away.
Every cannon level, multiplier range and boss payout band is listed in the rules drawer beside the table. Open it mid-session without leaving your room or losing your seat.
If a boss kill credit looks off, our payout desk reviews the round timestamp and posts the corrected multiplier back to your account, usually inside the same session.
How we keep the room honest.
We host Dragon Fishing direct from JILI and CQ9 — original arcade builds, no reskins, no third-party multiplier tampering between studio server and your screen.
The fish spawn pattern and multiplier roll run on a certified RNG audited by the studio's testing lab. Results are independent of room traffic or shooter count.
Every shot, hit and payout is logged server-side. The studio retains the round history, and we can pull any session for you on request via support.
Cannon cost equals shot stake — no hidden fees, no spread. What the cannon shows is what leaves your balance per trigger, visible in the side panel.
Each fish, crab, dragon and boss has a fixed multiplier band published in the rules drawer. The roll lands inside that band — never outside it.
Multiplayer rooms share the same fish map for all shooters. Your hit on a boss is visible to others, and theirs to you — no shadow rooms or duplicate sessions.
How it sits next to its sibling games in our arcade tab.
A quick snapshot of what the table delivers.
Cannon level 1 starts at Rp 100 per shot, so you can hold a room for a long session on a modest balance. Step up only when you've read the boss timing.
The headline boss carries the room's biggest multiplier band. Land the killing shot and the credit lands on your account inside the same round.
Seven cannon levels let you scale damage to bankroll. Switch mid-room without leaving the seat — useful when a boss wave rolls in.
Rooms hold up to a dozen shooters firing at the same fish map. Busy rooms mean faster boss spawns and more shared targets on screen.
Hold the auto-fire button and your cannon keeps firing at the last-tapped target. Frees your hand to track boss patterns crossing the map.
The full table fits a phone screen without rotating. Cannon, stake and auto-fire all sit in thumb reach on the right edge.