Dragon Fishing is the cannon-and-creature arcade shooter we keep pinned in our arcade row. You aim, you fire, and the bigger the dragon you take down, the bigger...
Dragon Fishing sits in the fish-shooter family popularised by JILI and CQ9, and it's the version we host because the hit-rate maths feels honest on a phone screen. You share an underwater scene with up to three other shooters, picking your cannon power from a slider. Small fish drop quick coins; mid-tier creatures trigger chain shots; the dragon boss carries the heavy
multipliers we built the room around.
The headline dragon carries multipliers that scale with your cannon level, so a higher-stake shot lands a heavier payout when the boss finally falls. We've kept the cap visible above the cannon row.
Hit a marked target and the lightning skill jumps between nearby fish, clearing a cluster in one trigger. It's the mechanic that turns a quiet screen into a real round, and it's why we kept Dragon Fishing in rotation.
You're sharing the ocean with up to three other shooters, so traffic flows fast and bosses spawn often. We route you into populated rooms first so the action starts the second your cannon loads.
Below is the flow you'll see from the moment you tap the Dragon Fishing tile in our arcade row. We've laid the controls out the way the original provider designed them, so muscle memory...
Arcade fish shooter with multiplier boss mechanics, sitting outside the slot and live-table categories in our...
Medium-high — small fish keep the balance moving, but the meaningful payouts come from boss kills...
Android, iOS, and desktop browsers; the portrait phone layout is the build we recommend and the...
Available where local law permits across our supported regions, including Indonesia, with the same room shared...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
This is a phone game first and a desktop game second. The cannon controls were drawn for thumbs, the dragon spawns are timed for short sessions on the commute, and...
Dragon Fishing comes from an established arcade studio with years of fish-shooter design behind it, not a white-label clone. The maths model has been audited under the provider's own certification chain.
Every cannon shot writes a row to the provider log with timestamp, cannon level, target, and credit result. We can pull the log on request so you see exactly what happened in your round.
The RNG that decides fish spawns and dragon multipliers is certified by an independent testing lab the provider names openly. We don't run uncertified arcade rooms in our lobby.
We host the version of Dragon Fishing the provider keeps patched, not an older snapshot. Updates roll in overnight so the room you open tomorrow has the same fixes the studio shipped.
Game traffic routes through endpoints that keep latency low for Indonesia connections, so the cannon fires on the frame you tap rather than half a second later.
Your Dragon Fishing balance lives on the same wallet as the rest of merdekawin, so there's no separate top-up dance and no transfer windows when you switch rooms.
Dragons surface frequently enough that a ten-minute session usually sees at least one boss event, which keeps the room from feeling like grind shooting on small fish.
Cannon levels span a wide stake range, so the same room hosts low-stake testing and heavier boss-hunting without making you change tables.
Lightning, freeze, and locked-aim skills cost cannon shots to charge, so using them is a real decision rather than a free button-mash.
Three other shooters at the table means dragons get hit from multiple angles, and credit is split by damage dealt — your shot share decides your share of the multiplier.
The room initialises in under a few seconds on standard 4G, with art assets cached after the first load so your second session opens almost instantly.
There's no enforced round length. Open Dragon Fishing for two minutes between stops or settle in for an hour — the cannon doesn't care which.