
Fish Shooter
Nets, bosses, upgrades
Cartoon reef arcade: fire nets, catch fish, beat bosses, upgrade the cannon in 60-second runs.
Fish Shooter is a cartoon net-fishing arcade on a full-viewport Canvas. You sit a cannon at the bottom of a bright reef scene, aim with touch or mouse, and fire nets to catch colorful fish before a sixty-second run ends. Coins from each catch fund permanent cannon upgrades between sessions.
Fifteen regular fish types swim the field — tiny goldfish, clownfish, blues, puffers, angels, swordfish, starfish, turtles, jellyfish, octopuses, seahorses, dolphins, crabs, lobsters, and eels — each with its own size, speed, hit points, and coin value. Three bosses can appear as the session heats up: shark, whale, and dragon, with much higher HP and payouts.
Power-ups spice short runs: multiShot, rapidFire, bigNet, and timeFreeze. The shop sells four upgrade tracks — fire rate, bullet speed, net size, and multi-shot levels — with rising coin costs. Achievements track first fish, ten catches, one hundred catches, a boss kill, and five hundred lifetime coins. History keeps recent run summaries so you can compare catches and bosses defeated.
The menu opens into Play, Shop, Achievements, and History on a soft underwater home. During a run the HUD shows time left, coins this session, and fish caught. Aim by pointing; the cannon cools between shots according to your fire-rate upgrade. Level rises with catches so more fish pack the screen. When time hits zero you see a result card with coins, catch count, type breakdown, and any boss defeats, then return to upgrade or try again.
Fish Shooter is not a dark simulation and not a match-3 gem game. It is a light arcade loop: aim nets, bank coins, upgrade the cannon, chase bosses, and beat your personal catch count in sixty seconds. The Canvas fills phones, tablets, and desktop windows in portrait and landscape without letterboxing, and eight languages ride the language orb: English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi, and French. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts. Aim nets, bank coins, and chase boss payouts.
Features
- Tap to aim and shoot expanding nets at swimming cartoon fish
- 15 fish types plus shark, whale, and sea dragon bosses
- 60-second sessions with coin rewards and level progression
- Shop upgrades — fire rate, net speed, size, and multi-shot
- Power-ups — multi-shot, rapid fire, big net, time freeze
- Achievements, session history, and eight languages
What's new
Version 1.0.13 refreshes Fish Shooter marketing from the shipped cartoon reef Canvas. Store and site visitors will notice: • Long descriptions rewritten in eight languages for 60-second net fishing — not an Initial release stub. • Fifteen fish types, shark/whale/dragon bosses, shop upgrades, power-ups, achievements, and History are spelled out. • Release notes translated per locale. Gameplay loop is unchanged: aim nets, catch fish, bank coins, upgrade the cannon, and chase bosses before the timer ends.
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Scores come straight from the game. Nicknames are chosen by players.
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