PH365 Royal Fishing: JILI's Cannon Levels and Boss Fight Explained

Royal Fishing is JILI’s own entry in the fish-shooting category, built around a cannon, an energy meter and one recurring boss fight. JILI’s own game page describes it as an entry-level fishing machine, aimed at players trying the format for the first time. This page covers what that page says about the game, its mechanics, and what JILI does not publish about it.

What JILI’s Royal Fishing Is

Field	Detail (per jiligames.com)
Studio	JILI
Category	Fish / Arcade
Released	2019
Platforms	PC, tablet and mobile, played in landscape orientation
Paylines	None; it isn’t a slot

JILI’s own listing calls Royal Fishing a “beginners’ entry-level fishing machine”, built to let a new player try the format’s basic options before moving to a busier table. It carries no payline count for the same reason a slot’s spec table would: the mechanic is a cannon and a multiplier, not a reel. JILI’s page also lists ten supported languages for the title, from English and Chinese to Thai, Vietnamese and Japanese, which points to how widely the studio distributes this one title across markets.

The Cannon and the Energy Meter

1. Fire the cannon at a fish; a hit pays that fish’s multiplier times the cost of the shot.
2. Every shot fired, hit or missed, adds to a separate energy meter shown alongside the cannon.
3. Once that meter fills, a full-screen attack becomes available: one shot that reaches every fish on screen at that moment instead of a single target.
4. The meter resets after the full-screen attack is used and begins charging again from the next shot.

The Money Dragon King and Its Multiplier Wheel

Element	What it does
Money Dragon King	The game’s boss-tier target
Multiplier wheel	A bonus spin the boss fight can trigger
Wheel ceiling	Up to 350x, per JILI’s own page

Royal Fishing’s recurring boss is called the Money Dragon King, a larger target than the fish swimming around it. JILI’s own page for the game states that beating this boss can trigger a separate multiplier wheel, worth up to 350x on a win. That figure sits on top of whatever the boss itself already pays as a fish, rather than replacing it.

What Royal Fishing Doesn’t Publish, and How to Check What It Does

Figure	Status
RTP	Not published, JILI’s policy across its catalogue
Bet range / shot cost	Not published on jiligames.com; set inside the game’s own bet selector

JILI publishes no RTP figure for any of its titles, and Royal Fishing is no exception; its own game page carries no return-to-player number the way a Pragmatic Play or PG Soft title sometimes does. The same is true of a fixed bet range: JILI’s page doesn’t print one, because cannon cost and cannon level are set inside the game’s own bet selector rather than on its marketing page. PH365’s own Fish Hunter tab lists a JILI section among its 17 studio sections, without naming which JILI titles sit inside it.

Royal Fishing sits under this site’s broader look at fishing games in the Philippines, next to Ocean King’s arcade origins and what a fish’s multiplier is actually worth. JILI’s wider catalogue, including its RTP policy across every title, is covered on JILI’s own studio page here.