Fire Kirin How to Play Fire Kirin Fish Games
How Fire Kirin fish games work: choosing a bet, aiming the cannon, catching targets, boss fish and auto-fire, plus habits that make your credits last.
The Fish tab in Fire Kirin holds 24 shooting games. They look different, but they all work the same way.
The basics
- Pick a table and a bet. Your bet is the cost of each shot.
- Aim and fire. Tap or click where you want the shot to go. Your cannon sits at the edge of the screen; other players may share the table.
- Catch targets. Each shot that hits has a chance to catch the target. A caught target pays a multiple of your bet.
- Bigger targets, bigger payouts. Large and boss targets pay the most but usually take many hits.
Auto-fire
Most games let you hold fire or switch on auto-fire. It keeps shooting, and keeps spending credits, whether or not you hit anything. Watch your balance when it is on.
Habits that make credits last
- Start at the lowest bet until you know how a table moves.
- Read the help screen in each game for its target values and special targets.
- Set a budget before you start and stop when it is spent.
- Do not chase losses by raising your bet.
Where to start
The flagship is Fire Kirin itself. Crab King and Ocean Monsters are popular too. See all 24 fish games.
Frequently asked questions
How do Fire Kirin fish games work?
You choose a bet per shot, aim a cannon and fire at targets moving across the screen. Each shot costs your bet; a caught target pays a multiple of it.
Does a higher bet make it easier to catch a fish?
No. A higher bet costs more per shot and pays more when you catch something. It does not change your chances of a catch.
Which fish games are in Fire Kirin?
There are 24 in the Fish tab, including Fire Kirin, Fire Kirin 2, Crab King, Crab King 2, Ocean Monsters, Golden Toad and Panda vs Alien.