Fishing Games
Ocean King Fishing Game: How This Style of Game Plays
Summary
- We did not confirm that the GT99 lobby carries a game called Ocean King; check it in your account.
- Ocean King style games feature many fish types, special weapons and bonus targets.
- Each shot costs credits, so the bet level sets the pace of spending.
- We state no payout percentages or multipliers; read the in-game help screen.
- 18+ only
- Official partner site
- Verified 5 Nov 2026
- Limits before play
Ocean King is a name associated with a long-running style of arcade fish shooting, with a wide cast of creatures, big boss targets and special weapons. Many lobbies carry games built in that style under different titles. This page explains the style and how to approach it. Whether the GT99 lobby lists a game with this exact name must be checked inside your account, and we make no claim beyond that.
What the style looks like
The screen is a stretch of sea filled with fish of different sizes, each worth a different multiplier. Small fish are common and cheap to catch; large creatures and bosses are worth much more and take more shots on average. A fixed cannon at the bottom fires at the spot you tap.
Special items may drop when certain targets are caught, such as bombs or lightning effects that hit several targets at once. These add variety, and they are part of the chance element, not a reliable tool.
The lobby may show the game under a different title or alongside lookalikes. Read the info screen to see what the features are, because the name on the tile tells you little about how the rules work.
Targets and cost
Think of the screen as a menu of risk. Low-value fish pay a little often; high-value targets pay a lot rarely. The table summarises the trade.
| Target type | Payout size | Catch chance per shot |
|---|---|---|
| Small fish | Low multiples | Higher |
| Mid-size creatures | Medium multiples | Medium |
| Bosses and rare targets | High multiples | Lower |
| Special drops | Area effects | Chance-based |
Playing with a plan
Pick a bet level where the session budget gives you enough shots to see how the game behaves, usually the lowest level on offer while you learn. Do not chase a boss with repeated expensive shots; the average cost of catching it is higher than a single hit.
Open the in-game help or paytable for the real figures. We state no RTP or multipliers because they belong to the game and may differ by version.
Related reading
The general mechanics are in the fishing games hub, and a comparison guide is on best fishing games. The blog piece on fishing game tips covers aiming, weapons and budget in more depth, and the responsible gaming page lists limits.
Think of the session as a fixed purchase of entertainment. When the amount is gone, the purchase is complete, and returning with more money is a separate decision to be made on another day, not in the heat of the moment.
Procedure
Try this style in 3 steps
- 1Check the lobby
Find a fishing title in your account and open its help screen.
- 2Start at a low bet
Watch how targets move and what drops appear.
- 3Keep to the budget
Stop when your session amount is spent.