Fishing Games: Five JILI Titles Where Every Shot Has a Price

Fishing games work like an arcade cabinet: the meter drops with every bullet, not with every spin. That one difference explains most of the surprises new players meet, and it is why the fishing games here sit apart from the slots. The PH90 phone menu has a Fish tab, and JILI is the studio behind all five titles below.

Fishing games compared: the five JILI titles

These figures were taken from JILI’s own game pages on 30 October 2026, and the Mega Fishing row from JILI’s listing as kept in this site’s game data. None of the five has an RTP printed by JILI.

The small detail: only three of the five rows carry a multiple. Ocean King Jackpot shows the word Jackpot and Royal Fishing shows nothing, so the columns do not compare like for like.

Where each title fits

Ocean King Jackpot is the jackpot one, with a Halloween skeleton-and-vampire theme with a prize pool that grows as the bet goes up. Bombing Fishing splits the screen into two fish layers, each hit by its own bullet type. Royal Fishing is JILI’s starter pick, the table it aims at first-timers.

Dragon Fortune is a portrait-screen dragon arcade with collectable crystals. Mega Fishing is the octopus-wheel title, which JILI lists under fish and arcade, with zero paylines.

How a shooting game spends money

On a slot you pay one stake per spin and see the result at once. A fish table charges one stake per bullet and keeps charging while you aim. Work out the cost before you open the room.

1. Take the amount you set aside, for example PHP 500.
2. Divide it by the bullet cost. At PHP 5 a shot that is 100 shots; at PHP 25 it is only 20.
3. Remember that a higher bullet level raises both the cost and the prize multiplier. Bombing Fish says to choose the game level by its multiplier.

Regulars do pick the cheapest bullet that still reaches the fish they are aiming at. New players often start on the top level because the prizes look bigger, and run out of shots before a boss ever shows up.

What the lobby tells you

The signed-out lobby gave no list of fishing titles, and its tiles on the day of the read were slots. So treat the five titles here as JILI’s catalogue, not as a promise about the Fish tab. Before you plan around one, sign in to the lobby and check the Fish tab with your own eyes.

If the plan involves a wallet top-up, read the GCash and BSP notice first. The cashier shows the methods that work today.

Reading JILI’s pages for these titles

Every JILI game page follows one template, so the same five lines tell you what you need. Read them in this order before you choose a room.

1. Type of game: all five say Fishing, with zero paylines.
2. Max win: a multiple, the word Jackpot, or nothing.
3. Special features: the named boss or bonus event.
4. Publish time: JILI’s own label, which is not a release date.
5. Description: the only place the bullets, layers and bosses are explained.

Regulars do read the description first, because it is the one line that says what the shots are aimed at.

Choosing your first title

If the shot budget is the worry, begin with the Royal Fishing page, which JILI itself pitches at beginners. If the prize pool interests you, read the Ocean King page first. Whichever you pick, play a short round at the lowest bullet level and see how quickly the balance drops before you raise anything.

What this hub leaves out

No RTP, no hit rate and no demo claim appears here, because JILI prints none. Room names, bullet levels and per-fish values are shown inside the game, and they change with the room. Anything you read about them elsewhere is worth checking against the in-game help screen.