Fortune Fishing Game in Our Lobby

Bullet cost is the amount deducted from your balance each time your cannon fires. Higher bullet costs deal more damage per shot but drain your balance faster. You select bullet cost by adjusting the cannon level before or during a session.

A boss fish is a large, high-multiplier creature that appears periodically on screen. It requires many shots to catch and usually rewards a significantly higher return than standard targets. Boss fish include sharks, dragons or golden turtles depending on the room theme.

The catch multiplier is the number displayed on each fish showing how many times your bullet cost is returned when that fish is successfully caught. A fish showing 5x returns five times your selected bullet cost upon capture.

Auto-fire continuously fires your cannon at a set interval without you tapping each shot manually. It targets whatever is closest to your aim point. Useful for passive play on smaller fish, though manual aim remains more efficient for bosses.

Hit rate refers to the probability that any single shot successfully catches the targeted fish. It is determined server-side by the provider's RNG — bigger fish with higher multipliers generally have lower individual hit rates than common small fish.

A multi-seat room allows several shooters to occupy the same game screen simultaneously. Each player controls their own cannon and targets independently. Fish values and spawn patterns are shared, creating competition for high-value creatures among all seated participants.

Cannon level is the tier of your weapon, which determines bullet cost and damage output per shot. Higher cannon levels spend more per bullet but increase damage, making it possible to catch tougher fish in fewer shots compared to lower levels.

Damage dealt is the cumulative bullet value you have spent on a single fish. Once total damage reaches the fish's hidden health threshold, the catch triggers. The server calculates this — not your device — ensuring fair resolution across all connections.

Some Fortune Fishing Game rooms feature special weapons like electric nets or bomb cannons that hit multiple fish in an area. These cost more per activation but can catch several targets simultaneously, potentially returning combined multipliers in one burst.

Session history is the log of every shot fired, every fish caught, bullet costs spent and payouts received during your fishing round. You access it from your account after exiting the game — useful for tracking performance and verifying credits.