krikey Fishing Disco — Aim Your Cannon, Catch Big Fish
Fire your cannon into a colourful ocean and take down massive fish, jellyfish, and dragons. At krikey, Fishing Disco is not just about placing a bet — every shot is a new chance.
How Fishing Disco Works
Fishing Disco is an arcade-style shooting game — it is nothing like slots or card games. Your cannon is positioned at the bottom of the screen. Various fish, squid, turtles, and giant boss characters swim across the screen. You rotate the cannon, take aim, and fire — each shot has a fixed cost that depends on your cannon level.
Smaller fish take fewer shots to kill and pay out relatively less. Bigger targets — such as dragons, mermaids, or boss fish — can absorb many more shots, but defeating them pays out far more. The disco feel of the game comes through in the colourful background lighting — waves of different colours sweep across the screen, special schools of fish rush in together, and during boss phases the whole atmosphere changes.
One notable feature is the special weapons and skills system: when certain conditions are met, the cannon upgrades, explosions go off, or electricity fires out to take down multiple fish at once. These special moments carry the biggest prizes in the game.
Choose a Cannon Level That Fits Your Budget
Picking the wrong cannon can drain your balance quickly — so plan a little before you start.
Low-Level Cannon
Suitable for new players or those with a limited budget. Each shot costs less, so you can play for longer. Focus on small fish and medium targets — avoid the boss.
Low Risk Longer SessionsMid-Level Cannon
A good balance for experienced players. Effective against bigger fish and grouped targets. You can try for boss fish occasionally, but keep an eye on how many shots you are using.
Balanced Boss OpportunitiesHigh-Level Cannon
Bigger prizes require more investment. You get the best chance at high payouts during boss fish and special waves. However, if you are not watching your balance, it can run out fast.
Higher Prizes For Experienced Players
Solo Play vs Shared Room
Fishing Disco has two main play modes: solo mode where you play alone, and a shared room where multiple players hunt on the same screen at the same time.
The advantage of solo play is that the entire screen is yours — no one else can take a boss opportunity away from you. You set your own pace for shots, switch cannons when you like, and play entirely by your own strategy.
In a shared room the competition is higher — several players shoot at the same boss fish simultaneously. Whoever lands the final shot wins the prize. So a shared room demands quick decisions and precise timing. This format is more fast-paced and is popular among many Bangladeshi players.
krikey VIP members often get access to special high-stakes rooms where the prize amounts are higher than in regular rooms.
Aiming and Timing Strategy
In a shooting game, firing fast alone is not enough — where and when you shoot makes the real difference.
- Shoot from an angle: When a fish enters from the side of the screen, hold the cannon at an angle and fire — this is more effective than chasing it head-on.
- Be ready when the boss enters: Boss fish usually come with a signal — a slight screen shake or a change in lighting. Set your cannon in position before that moment arrives.
- Shoot into the school: When a group of fish enters together, aim for the largest one — the smaller ones will fall along the way.
- Save your special weapons: The game's electric and explosion weapons can clear many fish at once — do not waste them on small fish; wait for a large group instead.
- Watch both sides of the screen: Many players focus only on the centre and miss fast-moving fish coming in from the sides.
Mistakes to Avoid
Many players make the same few mistakes repeatedly — knowing them in advance makes them easy to avoid.
Starting at Maximum Cannon from the Beginning
Starting at a high cannon level before understanding the game mechanics drains your balance quickly. Gain experience first at lower cost.
Trying to Catch Every Fish
Shooting at everything on screen creates no clear strategy and makes it impossible to track how much you are spending on shots.
Pouring All Your Shots into the Boss
Killing the boss pays a big prize — but in a shared room another player often lands the final shot and takes the prize. Keep earning from other targets in the meantime.
Increasing Bets to Recover Losses
If some shots miss or you fail to catch a fish, raising the cannon level to try to recover losses is risky — it tends to make the losses worse.
For players aged 21 and above. All krikey games, including Fishing Disco, are for players aged 21 or older only. To learn more about playing responsibly, visit our Responsible Gaming page.
Fishing Game vs Slots — What Is the Difference?
Fishing Disco
- You control the cost of each shot yourself
- You are free to choose your target
- Cannon level can be changed
- Multiple players play in the same room
- Strategy is needed to catch boss targets
- Direct action like an arcade game
Slots
- Each spin is independent and random
- You can choose the bet amount
- Paylines or ways are fixed in advance
- Solo play — no influence from other players
- Bonus rounds activate automatically
- RTP and volatility are known in advance
Both slots and fishing games are available at krikey, but the two experiences are completely different. In slots the outcome is entirely random — you only set the bet. In a fishing game your decision on every shot matters. Players who enjoy different types of slots games as well as live action can try both experiences at krikey.
Start Fishing Disco at krikey
Get a 120% bonus on your first deposit, up to ৳5,000 — a 20x wagering requirement applies to the bonus. Minimum deposit is just ৳200. Pay via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, or Upay; withdrawals are processed in 5–30 minutes. Bengali-language support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.