Targeting and Shooting
In Dragon Fishing II, players use a digital cannon to fire projectiles at fish swimming across the screen. Each shot costs a specific amount based on your current bet level. When a fish is successfully hit and defeated, the associated multiplier is applied to your bet, resulting in an immediate win credited to your balance.
Bet Control Mechanics
Betting is managed by adjusting the value of each shot. Increasing your bet typically increases the power of the cannon, making it easier to defeat larger, higher-paying targets. You can switch between manual firing and auto-fire modes depending on your preferred pace of play and target strategy.
Boss Fish and Special Events
Periodically, legendary creatures like dragons appear on the screen. These "Boss" fish require significantly more hits to defeat but offer the highest multipliers in the game. Triggering these encounters often changes the game's pace, requiring focused fire and strategic bet adjustments to maximize the potential return.
Reading the Results
Wins are not based on paylines but on successful captures. When a fish is defeated, the win value appears instantly on the screen. The total return is calculated as (Bet Value × Fish Multiplier). Players can track their session progress through the balance display located at the bottom of the interface.