Q1: Do you think the game relies more on luck, or does it require strategy to win?
There’s no denying that luck plays a role—after all, it's still a casino game. But strategy is what separates the average player from someone who consistently performs well. You can’t just shoot blindly and hope for the best. Timing your shots, choosing the right targets, and knowing when to adjust your bets all come into play. I’d say it’s a careful balance: luck gives you the opportunities, but strategy determines how well you capitalize on them. For me, the strategic side is what makes the game really engaging.

Q2: What kind of strategy do you usually use in these games?
I usually start by targeting smaller or medium-sized fish to warm up and build a stable bankroll. Then, when I see a Big Boss—like the Octopus or Golden Dragon—I switch gears. That’s when I raise my bet and go in with stronger shots. Timing is crucial. If the screen is too cluttered, I might hold back instead of wasting resources. I also pay attention to fish that carry bonuses or special effects—those are often the best opportunities to shift the momentum in your favor. It’s really about adapting your strategy to the moment and knowing when to go all in.

Q3: How do “special fish” like Bomb Crab, Star Fish, Drill Crab, and Thunder Fish influence your gameplay?
They completely change how I play. As soon as I spot one, I shift focus. Bomb Crab and Drill Crab especially—those can clear huge portions of the screen and deliver massive payouts. I usually save a bit of my bankroll for these moments, because hitting a special fish at the right time can turn the entire round around. Plus, they’re just fun to catch. The animations are satisfying, and the rewards are often game-changing. It’s not just about the money—it’s the excitement of seeing them appear and knowing that this could be the moment.