Dragon Fishing is our arcade shooter where you aim cannons at swimming dragons, bosses and shoaling fish for tiered payouts. We've put it in the lobby with adjustable...
Built by JILI and surfaced across our arcade tab, Dragon Fishing drops you into an underwater scene where every creature carries its own multiplier. You set a bet-per-bullet value, lock onto a target, and fire — bigger dragons cost more shots but pay heavier. Rooms scale from low-stake practice tables to high-cap halls, and bosses cycle in on a timer. We host
it because the rhythm is faster than slots and reads cleanly on a phone screen.
Three things keep you coming back to this cannon.
The headline target. When the Golden Dragon swims in, your cannon multiplier scales with each hit. Land the killing shot and the multiplier pays against every bullet you spent on it.
A special cannon mode that arcs damage across nearby fish. Useful when shoals cluster — one shot clears a screen of low-tier targets and stacks small payouts into one visible total.
A separate room with raised bet-per-bullet ceilings and denser boss spawns. We keep it open for sessions where you want fewer small fish and more dragon-tier targets on screen.
Entry to controls in four steps.
Rooms are tiered by bet-per-bullet range. Low rooms keep shots cheap so you can learn the spawn patterns; higher rooms raise the cannon ceiling and bring bosses in more often.
You control the chip value attached to each shot using the plus and minus keys beside the cannon. The same value applies until you change it, which keeps session maths simple.
Tap anywhere on screen to redirect the cannon and hold to auto-fire. On desktop the mouse handles aim, on phones your thumb does — both feel responsive at our default frame rate.
Each fish shows its multiplier above its sprite. Your payout is bet-per-bullet times that multiplier when the kill shot lands, credited to your balance instantly between rounds.
The technical sheet for this title.
Arcade fish shooter with real-money cannon mechanics, hosted under our arcade category alongside other skill-aim titles...
Medium-high. Small fish drip steady returns; dragon and boss kills carry the session, so swings depend...
Android and iOS browsers, plus desktop Chrome, Firefox and Safari. The canvas scales to portrait or...
Available in our Indonesia lobby where local law permits, with the same room list and bet...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
The cannon was clearly designed for thumbs first. Aim drag is short, the auto-fire toggle sits where your thumb already rests, and the HUD compresses cleanly into portrait without hiding...
Six signals that the dragon kills are real.
Dragon Fishing in our lobby is the licensed JILI build, served from the studio's own servers — we don't reskin...
The shot-outcome RNG is tested by independent labs that audit JILI arcade titles, with certificates renewed on the studio's published...
Each fish and dragon has a fixed multiplier range shown in-game. We don't override these values for our lobby —...
Every bullet you fire is logged server-side with its bet value and outcome. You can request a session export through...
The cannon talks to the game server over TLS, so your shot inputs and payouts aren't readable by anyone sitting...
We host Dragon Fishing under our gaming licence in supported regions, which is what gives the round logs and RNG...
How this cannon stacks up against siblings in the lobby.
| vs Boom Legend | Boom Legend leans into modifier weapons and screen-clearing skills. Dragon Fishing is more disciplined — fewer gimmicks, but the dragon-tier multipliers climb higher per kill. |
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| vs Royal Fishing | Royal Fishing keeps the bet-per-bullet floor low and suits learning the genre. Dragon Fishing has heavier bosses and is better once you know which targets are worth your bullets. |
| vs Bombing Fishing | Bombing Fishing rewards area damage. Dragon Fishing rewards single-target focus, so if you prefer aiming over spraying, this is the cannon to pick. |
| vs Happy Fishing | Happy Fishing has lighter art and softer payouts. Dragon Fishing keeps the same arcade pace but with a darker scene and higher-volatility multipliers. |
| vs slot feature Fishing | That sibling chases pooled prize rounds. Dragon Fishing keeps things room-local — your payouts come from the multiplier table, not a shared pool, which makes session maths cleaner. |
| vs Mega Fishing | Mega Fishing spawns more mid-tier creatures. Dragon Fishing spaces out the screen more and lets boss rounds breathe, which suits longer sessions. |
| vs Dinosaur Tycoon | Dinosaur Tycoon swaps fish for prehistoric creatures with similar mechanics. If you like the Dragon Fishing rhythm but want a theme change, that's the closest cousin. |
What you should know before loading the cannon.