uubd Arcade — Fish Shooting and Shooting Games
uubd's Arcade section features fish shooting, crab shooting, and various other shooting games where strategy and decision-making matter. The style of play here is completely different from spinning slots.
How Fish Shooting Games Work
In arcade shooting games — especially fishing-style games — the player sees an underwater scene with fish, crabs, and other sea creatures of various sizes swimming around. The player fires at these targets using a cannon or weapon. Each shot deducts a fixed amount as a bet, and when a target is killed, the reward is based on that fish or creature's own multiplier.
Small common fish are easy to kill but give low rewards. Larger or rarer creatures — such as a Golden Dragon, giant turtle, or special sea monster — require more shots to kill but give much higher multipliers if you win. Boss targets are special creatures that appear on screen for a limited time; killing one gives a big reward, but they require multiple shots and if you cannot kill them in time, you get nothing.
Most games include a special bullet or power shot — it costs more power in one go but finishes off a target faster. This power mechanic is especially clear in JILI games like Mega Fishing and Dragon Fortune.
Choose a Cannon Level to Match Your Budget
The most important setting in fish shooting games is the cannon level, or weapon power. This directly determines the cost of each shot. The higher the level, the more powerful the shot and the faster large targets go down — but more balance is deducted per bullet.
Below is a general framework. The figures are examples only — actual games may differ:
A general guideline: do not choose a level that could drain more than 5% of your total balance in a single session. If you are new, start at Level 1 or 2 — once you get a feel for the game, then move up.
The Right Time to Increase Your Level
When entering a new game, play at a lower level for the first few minutes. Get a sense of which fish stay on screen longer and when the boss appears. Increasing your level after that reduces the chance of wasting balance unnecessarily. Jumping straight to the highest level often drains your balance quickly.
Solo Play vs Shared Room — What Is the Difference
Solo Room
In a solo room, only you play. All the fish on screen are your targets. You can play at your own pace, focus on boss targets alone, and there is no pressure from competing with other players. It is better for new players to start with a solo room.
Shared Room
In a shared room, multiple players shoot on the same screen at the same time. There is competition over who finishes off a large fish or boss target first. The chance of claiming a big target's reward on your own is somewhat lower, but the atmosphere is more lively. Experienced players often prefer shared rooms.
One strategy that works in a shared room: instead of going after the fish another player is already shooting, focus on a separate target — this increases your chance of claiming the reward yourself. In uubd's arcade games, Fa Chai's Star Hunter and JILI's All-star Fishing use this shared room mechanic.
Aiming and Timing — Practical Tips
- Read the fish's path. Do not aim at where the fish is right now — aim at where it is heading. Shooting ahead of a moving target is called a "lead shot."
- Be ready before the boss appears. In many games, a change in background music or a visual cue signals that a boss is coming. Have your cannon level set before that moment.
- Use power shots sparingly. Do not waste special bullets on small fish — save them for bosses or large targets.
- Wall bounce technique. In many games, bullets can bounce off walls and hit multiple targets. Shooting from a corner lets you take advantage of this.
- Avoid rapid continuous shots. Clicking rapidly causes missed shots that drain a lot of balance. Aiming steadily before each shot is more economical.
Mistakes to Avoid
Arcade shooting games may look simple, but there are common mistakes that both new and experienced players make. Knowing them can help you keep your balance going much longer.
Moving to a High Cannon Level Too Quickly
The most common mistake is starting at the highest level right away. High-power shots drain your balance fast, but if you lack the skill to hit targets consistently, rewards come slowly. Increase your level gradually.
Wasting Shots on Misses
Many players keep firing at the same target even after missing repeatedly. Moving to a different, easier target at that point is more worthwhile. Stubbornly chasing the same fish wastes your balance.
Wasting Power Shots on Non-Boss Targets
Using special bullets or power shots on ordinary small fish does not make full use of their potential. Save them for bosses or large targets.
Following the Crowd in a Shared Room
Joining in on a fish that everyone else is already shooting at is often not the wisest move in a shared room. The reward goes to whoever fires the last shot, so it is better to find a separate target.
Increasing Your Level to Recover Losses
Suddenly jumping to a higher level to make up for losses is risky. It can drain your balance even faster. This habit goes against the responsible gaming policy.
Losing Track of Time
Arcade games are engaging, and it is easy to lose track of time and balance while playing. It is a good idea to set a limit before each session.
The Difference Between Arcade and Slots
Many people want to know the actual difference between arcade games and slot games. Both are casino games, but the play experience and room for decision-making are quite different.
| Feature | Arcade (Fish Shooting) | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Player Control | You can choose targets and decide where to shoot | The result is determined when you press spin; there is no aiming |
| Speed per Round | Very fast — each shot is one round | Each spin is one round, comparatively slower |
| Room for Strategy | Decisions can be made on target selection, timing, and cannon level | No decisions beyond bet size |
| Type of Rewards | Varies by target size and multiplier | Based on paylines or ways and bonus rounds |
| Boss / Special Events | Boss targets appear at set times and everyone can aim at them | Free spins or bonus games trigger randomly |
| How Balance Is Spent | Deducted on every shot, so it can go quickly | A fixed bet is deducted on every spin |
In short, arcade games give the player an active role on screen — which is why many find them more hands-on than slots. That said, a random element is present in the outcome of both types of games.
Popular Games at uubd Arcade
uubd's Arcade section includes games from several providers including JILI, Fa Chai, JDB, CQ9 Gaming, and Spadegaming. Fish shooting is the most popular genre among them.
Mega Fishing
This JILI game fills a large screen with various fish. A special Tornado Gun and Boss Mode set it apart from others.
All-star Fishing
This JILI game features fish that look like familiar cartoon characters. It is very popular in shared rooms.
Star Hunter
This Fa Chai game has star-like glowing targets. A special laser shot is one of its main attractions.
Dragon Fortune
In JILI's Dragon Fortune, a dragon appears as a boss target and winning gives a much higher multiplier.
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