Mobile / Live
Fishing War Arcade is one of the shooting-style arcade games we carry in the slitvip lobby — pick your cannon, set your bet per shot, and aim at the fish targets moving across the screen. Access to this title depends on local law and is available where local law permits.
Fishing War Arcade is an arcade-style shooter where your bet is placed as a cost-per-bullet fired at fish moving across a shared table screen. Each fish species carries a different prize multiplier — small fish pay out at low multiples, while boss-tier creatures like the Dragon and the Gold Shark carry the table's highest coin returns.
Fishing War Arcade gameplay sharp targeting and smart cannon management. Each of the four core mechanics below shapes how a round plays out — understanding them before you commit chips to a high cannon level makes your session more deliberate and less reactive. The bet panel is always visible at the screen edge so you can adjust mid-round without leaving the table.
Your cannon level sets the cost of each shot fired. A higher cannon means a larger spend per bullet but a proportionally larger coin return when a fish is hit. You change the cannon level from the bet panel at the bottom of the screen before or between shots.
Every fish species on the screen has a fixed prize multiplier shown beside its name when you hover or tap it. Common small fish pay low multiples; rare boss fish like the Dragon carry the session's high-cap prize. Targeting strategy matters — spreading shots across small fish versus saving firepower for a boss is a real in-round decision.
At set intervals the game releases a boss-tier creature onto the table. These targets move faster, require more bullets to defeat, and award a bonus round of coin prizes when brought down. Multiple players at the table can contribute shots, but the kill credit and coin award go to the player who fires the final hit.
Every fish you hit adds coins to your on-screen wallet, shown in the top corner of the game frame. When a round ends or you choose to exit, the total coin value converts back to your account wallet balance. The conversion rate is fixed and visible in the game's prize table before you start.
The table below reflects the game format, volatility profile, device access and regional availability for Fishing War Arcade as it appears in the slitvip lobby. RTP is not reproduced here independently — the provider's disclosed figure is shown inside the game's own information panel after you open the title.
Arcade shooter — shared-table format with per-shot betting. Not a slot reel game; there are no paylines or spin mechanics. Prize outcome is determined by fish tier and cannon level at the time of the hit.
Medium-high. Small fish produce frequent low-coin returns, but the session swings sharply when a boss fish appears or is missed. Players who favour steady small returns can keep the cannon at a low level to flatten variance.
Playable on mobile browser (Android and iOS) and desktop browser without a separate download. The game canvas rescales automatically between portrait and landscape. Touch controls and mouse/keyboard both work on their respective devices.
Available to accounts in supported regions where local law permits. Availability is shown at account login. If this title does not appear in your lobby after login, your region or account status may restrict access to this specific game.
On a phone, Fishing War Arcade uses the full width of the canvas — the fish table fills the screen and the cannon control sits at the bottom edge, reachable with a thumb without shifting grip.
If anything interrupts a Fishing War Arcade round — a disconnected shot, a coin balance that does not reflect the last hit, or a boss fish gameplay round that did not credit — the fastest path is to check your account transaction history first. Most in-game coin conversions are logged there within minutes of the round ending.
Every shot fired and every fish hit during a Fishing War Arcade round is logged to your account transaction history. Open the history tab from your account dashboard to verify coin totals, round timestamps and the balance conversion after a session ends.
For unresolved discrepancies — a boss fish kill that did not credit, a cannon level that reset unexpectedly, or a round that closed before you exited — contact support through the message channel shown on your account page. Include the round time and the game name for faster handling.
Before spending chips on a high cannon level, open the in-game information panel to check the current prize table, fish multiplier list and the provider-disclosed RTP figure. This panel is accessible from the settings icon at the top of the Fishing War Arcade game frame.
Fishing War Arcade is supplied by JDB, one of the six studios whose titles we carry in the slitvip lobby. JDB handles all game logic, fish movement patterns, prize resolution and RTP calibration on their own certified infrastructure — we present the title as delivered, without modification.
Fishing War Arcade is a JDB title. JDB is one of the six studios in the slitvip catalogue and is responsible for all game logic, fish prize tiers, cannon mechanics and the outcome engine. We carry the title as published by JDB — no modifications are applied on our side.
The RTP figure for Fishing War Arcade is set and disclosed by JDB, not by slitvip. You can read it in the in-information panel before or during a session. We do not publish a separate or different figure — what the provider shows in-game is the number that applies.
Each completed round writes a time-stamped record to your account transaction history, including the session's coin total and the converted balance amount. You can cross-check this against what the game displayed at the end of the round at any time from your dashboard.
Prize multipliers for every fish tier in Fishing War Arcade are fixed values set by JDB and displayed in the game's prize table. Neither we nor any account agent can alter the multiplier applied to a specific fish hit after a round concludes. The record in your transaction log reflects the provider's outcome exactly.
The terms below come up frequently when players are new to Fishing War Arcade or moving from slot-style games to this shooter format. Each definition covers what the term actually means inside this game, not a generic casino definition.
Cannon Level is the setting that controls how many coins are spent per bullet fired. A higher cannon level means a larger cost-per-shot but returns a proportionally larger coin prize when a fish target is successfully hit.
Boss Fish is a high-tier target that enters the table at set intervals. It moves faster than regular fish, requires more bullets to defeat, and awards a bonus round of coin prizes to the player who lands the final shot.
A Prize Multiplier is the fixed value shown next to each fish species on the prize table. It determines how many coins your bullet cost is multiplied by when that fish is hit. Higher-tier fish carry larger multipliers.
RTP — Return to Player — is the percentage of total wagered coins a game is calibrated to return over many rounds. For Fishing War Arcade, the RTP figure is disclosed by JDB and shown in the in-game information panel.
Shared Table means multiple players fire at the same moving fish simultaneously. Each player controls their own cannon and bullet cost. The player who fires the final shot that defeats a fish claims that fish's prize coins.
The Coin Wallet is the on-screen counter that accumulates coins as you hit fish during a round. At session end, the total coin value converts at a fixed rate back into your slitvip account wallet balance.
The questions below cover the practical things players check before or after a Fishing War Arcade session — from how to start a round to what happens when a connection drops mid-play.
Open the slitvip lobby, find Fishing War Arcade in the arcade or JDB category, and tap the title to load it. Set your cannon level using the bet panel at the bottom of the screen, then tap the fire button to begin shooting. No separate download is needed — the game runs in your browser.
Yes. The cannon level control stays visible on the bet panel throughout the round. You can raise or lower it between shots. The change takes effect on the next bullet fired, so your current shot in flight uses the cannon level that was set when you tapped the fire button.
If your connection drops mid-round, the game session is logged on the server side. When you reconnect and reopen the title, your coin balance from completed hits will be present in your account transaction history. Any shot that was in flight at the moment of disconnection may not register.
At session end, your accumulated coin total converts at the fixed rate shown in the game's prize table and is added straight to your account wallet balance. You can see the credited amount in your transaction history under the round's time stamp.
Yes — significantly. There are no reels, no paylines and no spin button. You control a cannon, set a bet-per-shot, and fire at fish moving across a shared table. Prize outcomes depend on which fish you hit and your cannon level at the time of the shot, not on a random reel sequence.
Your slitvip account wallet is funded through the payment methods shown in your account deposit page — which includes OVO, ShopeePay and Bank Transfer for supported Indonesia regions. Once your wallet balance is loaded, any game in the lobby including Fishing War Arcade draws from that same balance.