Fast, visual and genuinely exciting — eq98's Fish Games section puts you underwater with cannons loaded and PKR on the line. Multiple titles, real-money multipliers and boss fish that pay out serious rewards when they go down.
Six underwater shooting worlds, each with different fish species, boss encounters and multiplier structures. All playable with PKR.
The classic deep-sea shooter
Abyss-level creatures and rewards
Eastern mythology meets deep-sea riches
Lightning strikes across the reef
Lighter stakes, vibrant reef action
Exclusive high-roller underwater vault
Single shots, wide spread
PKR 100–500Explosive area damage
PKR 500–2,000Chains to nearby fish
PKR 1,000–5,000Clears entire screen
PKR 3,000–10,000New to fish shooting games? Here's everything you need to go from zero to firing in a few minutes.
Create a free account on eq98 and make a deposit via JazzCash, Easypaisa, Raast or bank transfer. Funds appear in your wallet instantly for most methods. The minimum you need to start in Coral Rush is PKR 100 — so you don't need a large top-up to get going.
Browse the titles above and pick one that matches your comfort level. Coral Rush is the easiest entry point for newcomers — fewer species, simpler mechanics, lower bullet costs. Dragon Fortune and Mermaid's Gold are suited to players who want higher stakes and maximum multiplier potential.
Each shot fired costs a bullet — you choose the bullet denomination from the options available in the game. Smaller bullets cost less per shot but deal less damage per hit. Larger bullets cost more but are necessary for boss fish and high-multiplier species that absorb a lot of firepower before going down.
Fish swim continuously across the screen in varying patterns and at different speeds. Tap or click to shoot. When a fish is killed, the corresponding PKR reward is credited to your in-game balance instantly. Smaller fish pay out small amounts consistently; boss fish are rare, costly to kill, but pay out large multipliers that can significantly shift your total.
Each title offers special weapons like electric nets, tornado bombs and rockets. These cost more bullets per use but cover wider areas and chain to multiple fish simultaneously. Using a tornado bomb when a dense school of high-value fish is on screen is typically the most cost-efficient way to deploy them.
Your Fish Games balance is part of your overall eq98 wallet. At any point you can stop playing and withdraw your balance to JazzCash, Easypaisa, Raast or your bank account. Same-day processing applies to most withdrawal requests.
Understanding which fish are worth chasing and which to let pass is the core skill in Fish Games. Here's a general guide across eq98's titles.
| Fish Type | Rarity | Multiplier Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🐟 Small Reef Fish | Common | 2x – 5x | Fast swimmers, low cost to kill, consistent small returns |
| 🐡 Puffer Fish | Common | 5x – 15x | Slow but needs more bullets — decent mid-session targets |
| 🦈 Shark | Uncommon | 20x – 80x | Requires sustained fire; usually worth the ammunition cost |
| 🐙 Octopus | Uncommon | 30x – 120x | Erratic movement; chain-electric weapons are most effective |
| 🦀 Golden Crab | Rare | 100x – 300x | Appears briefly; commit heavy fire immediately when spotted |
| 🐬 Mermaid | Rare | 200x – 500x | Title-specific; only in Ocean King and Mermaid's Gold |
| 🐉 Dragon / Boss | Ultra Rare | 500x – 1000x | Full-room boss; cooperative fire recommended; huge payout |
Multipliers applied to your current bullet denomination. A 500x catch with a PKR 200 bullet pays PKR 100,000.
Deeper zones in each game spawn rarer, higher-multiplier fish at the cost of tougher kills.
When a Boss fish spawns, all players in the room can fire at it simultaneously. The player who delivers the killing shot takes the full multiplier prize — so act fast, commit your heaviest weapon, and don't spread fire across other fish while the Boss is active.
A few things that genuinely stand out about the Fish Games experience on the platform.
Most titles support 4–6 players simultaneously in the same room. You're all shooting at the same fish, which creates a genuinely social experience — especially when a Boss spawns and everyone commits fire at once.
Every fish you catch is credited to your wallet balance in real time. No waiting for rounds to complete — the PKR lands the moment the fish goes down. You can build, spend or cash out at any point in a session.
Unlike pure luck-based games, targeting decisions in Fish Games actually matter. Choosing when to use a tornado bomb, which fish school to prioritise and how to lead a moving target all influence your return per bullet spent.
eq98's Fish Games are optimised for mobile browsers across Android and iOS. Touch controls for aiming and shooting are responsive enough to track fast-moving fish accurately. No app download required.
Special Boss Events are scheduled throughout the week where rare Ultra Boss fish appear at fixed times. These events are announced in advance and tend to draw full rooms — the payout potential when an Ultra Boss goes down is among the highest on the platform.
The Fish Games weekend cashback runs every Saturday and Sunday. A net loss over the weekend period earns 15% back as bonus funds credited Monday morning. Check the Promotions page for current terms.
Fish shooting games occupy a unique space in online gaming — they're somewhere between an arcade game and a casino game, and that combination has proven extremely popular across South and Southeast Asia over the past several years. The appeal is pretty intuitive: you're doing something actively rather than just watching reels spin. You aim, you shoot, you make decisions about which fish to target and which weapon to deploy. The outcomes still involve chance — you can fire a lot at a high-value fish and not kill it, or catch a rare one quickly — but the experience feels more engaged than most other games of similar risk.
At eq98, the decision to build out a dedicated Fish Games section came from recognising that a significant portion of Pakistani players who already enjoy mobile gaming and arcade formats would connect with this style of play. The visual and interactive nature of fish games suits mobile screens particularly well, and with JazzCash and Easypaisa making deposits fast and accessible, the barrier to getting started is very low.
Every bullet costs real PKR. Every fish you kill returns PKR based on the bullet cost multiplied by the fish's value multiplier. The mathematics are transparent: if you're shooting PKR 200 bullets and you kill a fish with a 50x multiplier, you receive PKR 10,000. If you fire ten PKR 200 bullets at a fish and don't kill it, you spend PKR 2,000 without a return for that fish.
This is where the skill element enters. Smaller fish die quickly and generate consistent, small returns that effectively subsidise your ammunition when you're targeting larger, more valuable fish. An experienced Fish Games player typically keeps a base rate of small-fish catches going to sustain their balance while concentrating heavier fire on high-value targets as they appear. Firing exclusively at Boss fish and ignoring smaller targets usually results in rapid balance depletion before the Boss goes down — which is why you see full rooms cooperating on Boss kills rather than individuals trying to solo them.
Most Fish Games rooms on eq98 accommodate four to six simultaneous players. When you're in a room with others, you're all seeing the same fish and all contributing fire. There's no collision between your bullets and another player's — everyone can hit the same fish independently. The player who delivers the killing shot claims the full multiplier reward, though in practice, Boss fish encounters function more like a community event where the winner takes the prize.
The multi-player format adds a competitive edge that single-player fish games don't have. When a rare Golden Crab or Dragon spawns, you'll see all players immediately redirect fire toward it simultaneously — there's a genuine race element that keeps the experience lively in a way that solo play doesn't replicate. Choosing a room that's already occupied is generally better than starting in an empty one for this reason.
Dragon Fortune is the highest-variance title in eq98's Fish Games section. The Dragon Emperor boss in this game carries a multiplier between 500x and 1000x, meaning a PKR 500 bullet that kills it pays between PKR 250,000 and PKR 500,000. These numbers are genuinely enormous — but the Dragon Emperor is correspondingly difficult to kill. It requires sustained concentrated fire, and in a room of four players who are all shooting simultaneously, even then it may take several minutes of coordinated effort before it goes down.
The strategic question in Dragon Fortune is always whether to pursue the Dragon or play the room more consistently by targeting medium-value fish. A session focused on medium fish will be more predictable — you'll generate consistent small returns that keep your balance steady. A session focused on Dragon encounters is higher variance — you might spend significantly before it dies, or another player might claim the kill after you've contributed most of the ammunition. Both strategies are valid depending on your risk appetite and session budget.
The special weapons — tornado bombs, electric nets, rocket launchers — cost significantly more per activation than standard shots but cover large areas or chain across multiple targets. The most efficient use of a tornado bomb is when a dense school of mid-tier fish is crossing the screen simultaneously. Deploying it at that moment allows it to kill multiple fish in a single activation, creating a net return far above the weapon's cost. Using it on sparse targets or single fish rarely makes financial sense.
The electric net is particularly effective on octopuses and other fish with unpredictable movement, since it spreads automatically and doesn't require precise aim. Rocket launchers work best against large single targets like sharks or bosses where the area-damage component is less important than raw power per shot. Understanding which weapon suits which scenario is the kind of knowledge that improves with a few sessions of play — and it's part of what makes Fish Games genuinely engaging rather than purely mechanical.
Because bullets deplete continuously during play, Fish Games can consume a budget faster than some other game formats if you're not paying attention. Before starting a session, it's worth deciding both a budget cap (the maximum you'll spend in total) and a stop-win point (a balance level at which you'll cash out and end the session). Having both numbers in mind before you start prevents the common pattern of chasing losses by upgrading to larger bullets when a session is going badly.
eq98's platform allows you to set deposit limits directly from your account settings, which means you can cap your weekly or daily deposit amount independently of how many sessions you play. For more options — including session time limits and self-exclusion tools — see the Responsible Gaming page. Fish Games are for adults 18 and over only.
Fish Games weekend cashback is 15% on net losses Saturday–Sunday. Credited Monday morning with a 3x playthrough requirement. Check Promotions for the latest details.
The Dragon Emperor boss pays up to 1000x your bullet denomination. With a PKR 1,000 bullet, that's a PKR 1,000,000 potential catch on a single kill.
Common questions about playing Fish Games on eq98, answered directly.