Dragon Fishing is our arcade-style shooter where you aim cannons at swimming targets, dragon bosses and rare reef creatures for round-by-round payouts. Pick your bet per shot, lock...
Built by arcade specialists and hosted across our fish-shooter lobby, Dragon Fishing puts you in a shared underwater room with up to three other shooters. Each fish carries its own multiplier; dragons and golden turtles carry the heaviest. You set bullet cost, choose cannon level from 1x up to 1000x, and fire freely. Rounds never reset on you — the reef keeps
flowing, so your session length is yours to decide.
The Dragon King surfaces on a timer and stays until shot down. Land the finishing bullet and the full multiplier — often hundreds of times your shot cost — lands on your balance instantly.
Lightning bullets arc between nearby fish, clearing schools in a single trigger pull. We've kept the chain count generous so dense reef moments turn into stacked multipliers without extra ammo drain.
Pick low-stakes reef tables for casual sessions or step up to high-cap dragon rooms where cannon power scales to 1000x. Each room runs its own pool, so you choose your pace.
Arcade fish shooter with shared-room multiplayer and per-shot multiplier payouts rather than spin-based reels.
Medium-high — small fish pay frequently at low multipliers, dragons and bosses deliver the occasional large hit.
Android phones, iPhones, iPads and desktop browsers. The same room state syncs across whichever device you sign in on.
Available to accounts across Indonesia where local law permits, with QRIS, DANA, OVO and GoPay funding the same balance.
We built the Dragon Fishing client for portrait phone screens first. Cannon controls sit at the bottom edge, the reef takes the upper two-thirds, and bullet feedback is large enough...
If a bullet doesn't resolve or your cannon freezes, message live chat from the in-game help icon and we'll pull the round log within minutes.
Not sure which cannon level fits your balance? Our support team can walk you through bet sizing for the room you've chosen without leaving the game window.
Every shot writes a line to your history. If a multiplier looks off, send us the shot ID from your history panel and we'll match it against the provider feed.
The fish-spawn and bullet-hit logic runs on a certified random number generator, audited by independent labs that test arcade shooters specifically.
Dragon Fishing comes from a studio with a decade of arcade-shooter releases in Southeast Asia, so the math model has been refined across many room variants.
Every shot you fire is logged with timestamp, bullet cost and outcome. You can pull the log from your account at any time.
Rooms run on the provider's own servers, not on a relay, so the fish you see are the fish every shooter sees in the same room.
Each fish species lists its multiplier range on the in-game info card. No hidden caps, no shifting pay scales between rooms of the same tier.
We don't gate Dragon Fishing rooms behind status tiers. The same multipliers and the same dragon spawn rate apply to every account that walks in.
Shared-room shooter, multi-cannon levels up to 1000x, dragon bosses on a recurring timer, medium-high volatility with steady small-fish payouts between big hits.
Fortune Gems is a three-reel slot — quicker rounds, no aiming. Dragon Fishing rewards reaction time and target choice instead of pure spin luck.
Aviator is a single rising multiplier you cash out. Dragon Fishing runs many small multipliers at once, so you're not waiting on one curve.
Baccarat is hand-paced and seated. Dragon Fishing is continuous and shared — fire whenever a target looks good, no dealer rhythm to follow.
Sweet Bonanza pays through cluster drops on spins. Dragon Fishing pays per shot, so your bet flow is finer and you control round length yourself.
Mines is solo and grid-based. Dragon Fishing is multiplayer with moving targets, so the room atmosphere matters as much as the math.
Boxing King is another shooter variant with boxer fish. Dragon Fishing leans harder on dragon bosses and higher cannon caps for the big-hit moments.