NN777 Fish Hunter

Fish hunter — also called fish shooting — isn't slots wearing a different skin. Instead of spinning reels, you aim a cannon at fish swimming across the screen, and the payout depends on which fish you hit and how much firepower you put behind the shot.

NN777 runs 16 fish hunter studios with 126 titles between them, from arcade-style multiplayer rooms to single-fish target games built around one big boss.

Beyond TP, KA and JILI, NN777 also runs JDB, CQ9, FG, BSP, Askme, YB, VA, FC, FTG, YGR, MW, RSG and Lucky365 — all through the same login and ₱100 GCash or Maya deposit. None need a separate account; switching studios mid-session still draws from one balance.

TP and KA each carry 24 fish hunter titles — the deepest libraries on NN777 — with TP leaning into fast multiplayer rooms where several players share the same screen and split the same school of fish, while KA favors slower, higher-multiplier boss-fish formats built for one shooter at a time. JILI sits close behind with 15 titles and is usually the most recommended starting point, since its cannon controls and fish values are the most beginner-friendly of the group.

BSP Fishing is worth a special mention: it's the one fish hunter studio on NN777 that doesn't also show up as a slots provider, running 8 titles built specifically around fish shooting rather than a slot developer's side project.

Titles worth opening first include JILI Jackpot Fishing and Mega Fishing for forgiving cannon play, TP Ocean Lord and King Fishing for fast multiplayer rooms, and KA Golden Dragon or Giant Fish Hunter when you want a slower boss-fish chase. JDB and CQ9 add pirate themes, dragon bosses and chain-shot weapons without changing the same aim-and-fire loop.

Every fish hunter table runs the same basic loop: pick a bet level, which sets your cannon's firepower, then fire at fish swimming across the screen. Small fish die in one hit and pay out at low multipliers; bigger, slower fish soak up more shots but pay far more when they finally go down.

Boss fish are the centerpiece of most tables — a single oversized target that takes sustained fire from everyone at the table and drops a jackpot-sized payout to whoever lands the finishing shot. Multiplayer rooms split the same school of fish across several players in real time, so a boss fish someone else has already weakened can still pay out big if you land the kill.

Most tables also run special weapons — chain lightning, bombs or laser nets — that cost extra per shot but can clear a screen of smaller fish in one burst. On a Filipino mobile connection, timing those power shots matters more than on slots, especially when a boss fish is already half-dead from another player's fire.