Fishing War is a shared arcade table where your cannon fires into moving shoals — drop a fish and it pays a multiplier on your bullet cost. We...
The arcade format is simple: pick a cannon level, and every shot costs that bullet value. Small fish return a fraction of it, while turtles and boss entries can return many times more. We carry Fishing War from studios such as FaChai, Jili and Spadegaming, and we keep separate rooms open so a beginner cannon and a high-stakes one never share the
same shoal.
Fishing War plays differently depending on your bullet cost, so we split the arcade into rooms rather than handing everyone one table. The low room lets you learn the aim without burning...
Fishing War was built for touch, and the phone version holds up. Drag to aim, tap to fire, and hold for rapid fire when a shoal clusters. Portrait keeps the...
Arcade rounds move quickly, so we keep help close to the table. Round history sits inside the Fishing War room, and if a boss round settles oddly you can send the log to us without leaving the page. Live chat runs around the clock in English.
Every round you fire is logged with bullet value, target and result. Open the panel inside the room to check a settlement before raising it with us.
Agents cover chat around the clock and can see your room, cannon level and recent rounds, so you never have to screenshot a problem.
If your connection drops mid-round, reopen the room and your cannon returns at the level you set. Settled kills stay in your balance.
Fishing War outcomes come from each studio's random number generator rather than our servers, and every round is stamped and stored so you can re-read it later. We list which studios supply...
Fishing War tables come from FaChai, Jili and Spadegaming, running on the studios' own release builds rather than a modified local copy.
Every shot, kill and payout is stamped against your account, so any Fishing War session can be rebuilt later from the history panel.
Fish movement, spawn timing and boss entry are generated by the studio's random number generator; our platform only reads the result and credits your balance.
Cannon levels, bullet costs and fish multipliers are printed inside the room, and support can explain how a specific round was priced.
Login, balance changes and room entry share one layer of account protection, and we prompt a re-check when a new device opens Fishing War.
Fishing War is offered in supported regions where local law permits, and rooms open only for profiles with verified contact details.
Most arcade rooms offer one table and one bullet price. We run Fishing War as a set of rooms, keep round history on screen, and let you change...
Six things shape how Fishing War plays here. Rooms are split by bullet cost, the boss clock stays visible, cannon levels move between rounds, and every...
Fishing War runs across low, mid and high bullet-cost rooms, so your cannon level matches the crowd firing beside you.
Cannon levels rise or fall between rounds, letting you scale your bullets as a shoal thickens or thins out again.
Large boss fish cross the table on a timer, opening a short window where multipliers climb for whoever holds the target.
Other cannons fire into the same shoal as you, so the room stays active and kills credit the shot that actually landed.
Each shot, kill and payout is written to your history, giving a round-by-round view of the session without contacting support.
The portrait layout keeps the cannon bar and boss clock on one screen, so a Fishing War round fits comfortably on a phone.